Welcome to the new Dyeing Experiments segment on the ChemKnits YouTube Channel! Here we will start a number of tutorials where, like any good experiment, we do not know what the outcome is going to be. The Tulip Tie Dye Kit recommends that you use the dye 45 min after mixing. I had some mixed…
Michele demonstrates the art of coloring yarn using Kool-Aid. She provides a step-by-step tutorial on dyeing yarn using this favorite childeren’s drink. Kool-Aid provides an inexpensive, environmentally friendly means of coloring your favorite animal fiber or yarn. Visit Naughty Knitterz for other tips, tricks and other interesting techniques.
http://LezleyDavidson.com I made probably 80 tests over a period of 2 weeks with the Lumi Inkodye. I think I did EVERYTHING wrong that is possible to go wrong… but in doing that – I figured out how to get it done RIGHT. This is a collection of a few of the tests that worked out…
In this “Ask the Woolery” video installment, we’ll show you just what to do with that Niddy Noddy! You didn’t know that a Niddy Noddy is an ingenious tool to help handspinners skein their handspun yarn? Watch and learn!
Lumi Print Dye Workshop at Instructables Check out this walkthrough of how to use Lumi’s Inkodye. http://www.instructables.com/community/Lumi-Workshop-at-Instructables/ Check out the projects they have posted on our site: http://www.instructables.com/member/Lumi/
Dyeing a wound cake of yarn creates beautiful asymmetric long colorways, but what do you do if you want to knit up a pair of socks? In the following video, we will show you how to prepare your cake of yarn to cake-dye a symmetrical colorway (or two colors in the same “dye lot”). Before…
Glenda Hopp of http://SoManyColors.net show how to hand dye fabric using the low water immersion technique. Fabric used is cotton interlock knit and both wet and dry fabrics are dyed.
The making of an Eco – Print cloth