Been trying to reduce my stash. So after the white I introduced some colour: the two whites plus two light blues which were used for a cardigan and a C2C 1m square blanket. And two whites plus one green for another.

Then I thought of dying the yarn, all those white cones seem so boring. So I took the two whites and made a rather small skein for test purposes. I looked for youtube videos and as I did not want to buy materials I used food colouring to dye. According to the info I just dissolved it in some water with vinegar, poured it on the skein and heated it for 4 min in the microwave. And surprisingly I got a reasonable result. I had doubted that as I knew it was synthetic (did an ash test) but had no idea what kind. I used blue, purple and red in that order so the result was a surprise. It felt softer and thinner than before so I added one extra white and knitted a child-size hat. The patterning is always a surrpise with these sort of yarns as it depends not only on the colouring but also on the number of stitches. I think this one turned out lovely.
It took only 20 grams, feels extremely soft on the hands when knitting. I have 37 gr left.
I used a toilet roll and a huge orange to show it off.

In case you wonder if I am running out of white - see picture 4. They are considerably slimmer than they were, but ...
And then there are 5 cones left in my banana box, one of them contains 12.500 m and is still in its original wrapper. And then there is more than a dozen blues, browns, etc waiting ...

Oh, and I gave up using the knitting machine. It hates those combined threads.