Dye

I share how to dye yarn with acid dyes and tips I learned that I wish I knew when I started. You can easily try this at home.

Today’s topic is all about overdyeing and modifying yarn colors you don’t like. Let’s talk about what you can do when you are not content with the yarn color you created. With natural dyeing, you never completely know how the final colorway is going to look like. To me, personally, this is part of the beauty of dyeing with natural materials. But it also carries an element of risk. What do you do when you obtain a colorway that is not appealing to you?

P U L S H: How To Make Self Striping Yarn

This is a natural progression from the How To - Hand Painted Yarn, because you follow pretty much the same steps, except for the way you apply the dye. Speckle dyeing gives you a yarn that had dots of colour scattered throughout the skein. Typically you will get only a couple of stitches of each colour, and the colours will blend. When knit up, you will get a yarn that looks like it has been speckled with colour, or covered in confetti. This is Bea, before she put her makeup on Because a lot...

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The Crockpot Method of Dyeing Yarn – Knitting

Dyeing Semi Solid Yarn ~ Learn how to Hand Dye Semi Solid Gradient Yarn with tone variations with this super simple wool yarn dyeing technique.

Wool Yarn Dyeing Techniques. How to hand Dye Semi Solid Yarn with tone variations with this simple yarn dyeing technique.

Remember when I told you how to dye a gradient yarn with a sock blank? Well, today I'm going to go a step further and show you how to get an even more gentle gradient using a *spray bottle. When I made this skein of yarn, I was feeling Easter-y, so I picked yellow, blue

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List of the Best Yarn Dyeing Supplies. Complete list of tools, supplies and equipment you need to dye yarn at home whether you dye a few skeins or a lot. #affiliate

Dying yarn with food coloring ( using a microwave and household items)

Full disclosure - this is the first time I have ever done this method, but it definitely won't be my last! I was super happy with how this turned out, and am looking forward to trying it more often. Since I had not done this before, I asked a Ravelry friend (Distracted Knits) how she does it. She always has beautiful yarns, and she was able to confirm the method she uses. I have added her shop to the links on the right....be sure to check her stuff out! If you are going to try this method...