Eyelash Yarn

Want to try the exact yarn pulling technique from the Dyeing to Listen Workshop with Jen from WieDyed?

This is the same style of eyelash yarn used in the video to create those soft watercolor-style petal effects on a white glue bed. The fuzzy fibers grab and drag the dye in a way that standard yarn simply can’t, giving you organic movement and layered color that feels almost painted onto the disc.

We cut it down to 8 feet, which is plenty to experiment with the technique without needing to buy an entire skein.

Perfect for:
• Yarn pulling disc dye techniques
• White glue bed experiments
• Creating soft petal-style designs
• Practicing controlled dye dragging

Why Eyelash Yarn?

Unlike regular yarn, eyelash yarn has tiny fibers that hold and release dye gradually, which helps create those smooth watercolor transitions and feathered edges when you drag it through the bed.

What You Get
• 8 feet of eyelash yarn
• Pre-cut and ready to dye with

That’s enough length to test multiple pulls or experiment with different color zones in your bed.

If you watched the episode and thought
“I want to try that” > this is exactly what you need.

🎥 Watch the technique in action in the Dyeing to Listen: Workshop Edition with WieDyed.