Dip Dyeing Yarn to Break Wilton's Violet - In Reverse?
Автор: ChemKnits Tutorials
Загружено: 2017-08-29
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Watch me go speechless as the results are different from what I expected. Especially since I SHOULD have expected these results.
Normally when I dip dye yarn I create a dyebath, warm it up and then slowly submerge the fiber. I wondered what would happen if I quickly added the fiber to the dye and then slowly removed it. Would I see red all over that got progressively more purple? Or would the red strike so fast that I wouldn't get the gradient I expected? I ended up dyeing two different skeins to see if I could get this to work.
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VIDEO CONTENTS:
[0:00] Introduction and mixing the dyebath
[2:06] Presoaking the yarn (100 g KnitPicks Bare Wool of the Andes Worsted yarn)
[2:32] Adding vinegar to the dyebath (8 cups of water, 3 T white vinegar)
[3:05] Dip dyeing the yarn
[8:23] Dye bath 2, 2T white vinegar and a new bottle of Wilton's violet
[12:03] Dip dyeing take 2 (with new yarn)
[16:34] washing the yarn (yarn #1 shown, yarn #2 done off camera)
[17:26] Conclusions
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