This picture may show the color a little better:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkDQIFHEqWLBlyCLUxuR3CRMBnvvvvVrbyj7-Y7C5TKF3okxXWjp6b3nzfe-j4SBtO2E3XvGHi8xJZrFRIsRbLQGbeFqzriNnfPdLWcwgB27WhfyHG7nquZpS0Hp9gsXJNlzCOE6cRMuam/s400/pine+cone+dye.bmp)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEibn7nMkMGogRhm-07SBDqQ-0sO4hrsmPHInpDTUFwB2wxLI5wT7WTEg0G3frAu9clslj7hDxuHDGKa7n0Pg1IELG7afpWZvQHc0CCn4YzQ7CD6JZIeixJHRx1ETgRYrjWWGfHPoP4lnHsN/s200/Picture+043.jpg)
The top yarn in this picture is a sample after exposure to sunlight for 2 weeks, there was a very slight fading that did not show up in this photo. The bottom yarn is the one without sun exposure. I am not an expert but I would think this would be considered to have good light fastness. I only wish my pictures would have showed the color better.
Wow, I love this color! I may need to try this out myself.
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