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Category: Dyeing techniques

Toning Your Colors Against Their Opposite: A study of complementary colors

Toning Your Colors Against Their Opposite: A study of complementary colors

Featuring: Knomad Marshmallow DK Select 20 Gram Minis; 100% 21.5 Micron Superwash Merino. Our Goal: To learn about color theory by studying “complementary colors,” meaning colors opposite each other on the color wheel. Specifically: Hot Pink – Forest Green Orange – Purple Orange – Blue Red – Green Yellow – Violet Abstract: What happens when […]

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Dyeing Solita Bulky for a Colorwork Hat

Dyeing Solita Bulky for a Colorwork Hat

This Lotus Flower Beanie by BKnitsHandmade is fast, fun and easy to both dye and knit! In today’s blog post, we’ll learn how to measure the stitch and mark off the skein so each lotus flower (star stitch) is a different color! Dyes Used: Pro Chem and Dye Brilliant Violet, Hot Pink, Turquoise, Black Dharma […]

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Organic Dyeing Egret with Greener Shades

Organic Dyeing Egret with Greener Shades

Organic non-superwash yarn bases such as Egret are a great way to bring more sustainable yarns into your shop or stash. But how do you dye this yarn to organic standards using the acid dying process you are already familiar with? Greener Shades acid dyes are the answer. They are metal-free acid dyes that conform […]

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Triad Dyeing Part 2 | 66 Colors From 3 Fluorescent Primaries

Triad Dyeing Part 2 | 66 Colors From 3 Fluorescent Primaries

Featuring: Knomad Marshmallow DK 20 Gram Minis; 100% 21.5 Micron Superwash Merino Our Goal: To create an all-fluorescent 66 color triad dye study from 3 fluorescent primaries Abstract: There’s a new blacklight reactive blue on the market (a first) so we’re going to build a 66-color triad dye study from a fluorescent pink, yellow and […]

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Preparing a silk yarn (Sand Dune) for dye and how to shift a dye shade

Preparing a silk yarn (Sand Dune) for dye and how to shift a dye shade

Featuring: Sand Dune 52% Mulberry Silk, 24% Superkid Mohair, 20% Fine Merino Wool, 4% Viscose Our Goal: Learn about the characteristics of dyeing a silk based yarn and how to shift a shade between two colors. Abstract: Today I’ll show you how to prep and dye a silk-based yarn, how to properly prepare it to […]

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