Dyepot Weekly #60 - Hand Painting Wool and Cotton Yarns with Dry Tulip Tie Dye Powder скачать в хорошем качестве

Dyepot Weekly #60 - Hand Painting Wool and Cotton Yarns with Dry Tulip Tie Dye Powder

Dyeing yarn with dry dye powder is a fantastic way to get speckles or a blended watercolor effect to your variegated yarn. How much the dye spreads out depends a lot on the fiber and dye type. Today, I am going to dye 4 different yarn blends (sock yarn and various cotton blends) with some dry one step tulip tie dye powder. https://amzn.to/2Kc4Ytv (Affiliate link) Watch how you can get similar colorways on both wool and cotton with this technique. Find the yarn (KnitPicks Affiliate Links): Simply Cotton Fingering (100% organic cotton): http://shrsl.com/10ya5 Cotton Boucle (100% Taugis cotton): http://shrsl.com/10ya4 Bare Lindy Chain (70% linen, 30% pima cotton): http://shrsl.com/10ya6 Stroll Fingering Weight Sock Yarn (75% superwash merino / 25% nylon): http://shrsl.com/10ya1 VIDEO CONTENTS: [0:00] Introduction. All of the yarn was presoaked in plain tap water overnight [1:53] laying out the yarn on the counter [4:03] The Dye - Tulip One Step Tie Dye Orange, Red, and Black [4:32] Adding the dye to the yarn [9:51] I let the dye sit on the yarn for 5 min, then I flipped the yarn and added more dry dye powder to the other side. [16:59] After 5 min, preparing to steam the yarn [18:23] Washing the yarn [19:55] The finished dry yarn and conclusions ChemKnitsCreations Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/chemknitscr... ChemKnits Patreon:   / chemknits   ChemKnits Lab Facebook Group:   / chemknitslab   ChemKnits Blog: http://www.chemknits.com