Lemon Lime Yarn. I am quite happy about the way this one came out, even though it's still rather gray in spots... likely where I had the hank tied.
The other skein I dyed at the same time was much less green (theory: it was the one I added to the pot second, so it didn't take up as much dye) I let it dry last night and "overdyed" it again today with the Grape... I'll take a picture when it's dry and wound up.

Since I forgot to take a picture pre-dyeing, here is a color chart of the yarn I used. It was the light gray, number 88.

Lessons learned: Only do one skein at a time and be sure there's enough Kool-Aid for the amount of yarn. Perhaps 2 packs for 50g of yarn would have ensured a more vivid color. And I'm not quite sure what the best way to keep the yarn loose enough to dye well, but still keep it from tangling up. Anybody have any suggestions? I did use a splash of vinegar, and was fascinated by the fact that the water was completely clear after 20 minutes simmering on the stove. Absolutely Amazing. :o) This is a lot of fun. Give it a try!

Oh, and check out Bonnie Marie who in a serendipitous manner just took a class on Kool-Aid dyeing and is talking about it today. :o)