Arrange the white or light colored thread in a shallow dish. I use recycled veggie trays. Perfect!
For example, you can find these on Dharma Trading Company- https://www.dharmatrading.com/paints/kits/dye-na-flow-starter-set.html
or
https://www.dharmatrading.com/paints/discontinued-setasilk-silk-paint-2.html
but there are plenty of other sources.
As well as pearl cotton, I use a spool of extremely strong string I found in an antique store.


Wind into a ball of the dried thread so it doesn't tangle or wind onto stick.
Allow the string to set as to dry. Once it's been dry for a couple days, it is permanent. I always test to be sure before using in a project.
I love the variegated results at a faction of the cost of commercial brands! Plus you can mix you own custom colors. Satisfying!
More ideas in my book- http://tinyurl.com/z7jcb2e.
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