i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Torin Huxley i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Check our website stonycreekcolors.com for detailed instructions on each of the currently available vat types. Or join our Kickstarter to be one of the first to access IndiGold when that starter stock vat is released!
Thank you for the this video! I used the pdf from your website, and it instructed me to use all the iron and calx in the recipe in the stock solution, and only to put water in the larger bucket. This video seems to show you using smaller portions of the iron and calx in the stock solution, and then adding the remainder to the big bucket *before* adding the stock solution. Which of these methods do you recommend as best practice?
Thankyou for posting the video ! Had a query... for 45 gms of indigo how many grams of ferrous sulphate and cslcium hydroxide did you use ? What is tge ratio of indigo: fesulphate: calcium hydroxide
f you use our dyes there is a recipe on our website. Even if you dont use Stony Creek Colors products you can base your ratios off the strength of your indigo. Thanks!
Hello, I need some advice, please.I am trying my hand at dyeing with Indigo and used the banana vat method. My projects came out pretty -I made kitchen towels with my first attempt but after a week on my shelf, my towels were showing a yellow line on the fold of the fabric. It is not lying in the sun, only on an open shelf with good daylight. Can someone explain why this is happening?
Thank you, Ive watched your videos over and over. because I've had a lot of failures. Would you tell me the exact measurements of the Lime and the iron as the last one if done i think ive used too much iron. leonie
Leonie, If you use our dyes there is a recipe on our website. Even if you dont use Stony Creek Colors products you can base your ratios off the strength of your indigo. Thanks!
It would have been better to NOT work against the dark background with the dark indigo. And for some new to this process a bit more guidance relative to the amounts (water added to indigo) would be helpful.
I love the birds singing in the background!!!
So helpful thank you. You helped get me through the hump/discouragement of an inactive vat
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Ryland Larry instablaster =)
@Torin Huxley i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Torin Huxley It worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass :D
@Ryland Larry glad I could help :D
Hi I didn’t catch the ratios for the three ingredients. Thanks so much for your detailed videos!!!
Check our website stonycreekcolors.com for detailed instructions on each of the currently available vat types. Or join our Kickstarter to be one of the first to access IndiGold when that starter stock vat is released!
Thank you for the this video! I used the pdf from your website, and it instructed me to use all the iron and calx in the recipe in the stock solution, and only to put water in the larger bucket. This video seems to show you using smaller portions of the iron and calx in the stock solution, and then adding the remainder to the big bucket *before* adding the stock solution. Which of these methods do you recommend as best practice?
Thankyou for posting the video !
Had a query... for 45 gms of indigo how many grams of ferrous sulphate and cslcium hydroxide did you use ?
What is tge ratio of indigo: fesulphate: calcium hydroxide
f you use our dyes there is a recipe on our website. Even if you dont use Stony Creek Colors products you can base your ratios off the strength of your indigo. Thanks!
Hello, I need some advice, please.I am trying my hand at dyeing with Indigo and used the banana vat method.
My projects came out pretty -I made kitchen towels with my first attempt but after a week on my shelf, my towels were showing a yellow line on the fold of the fabric. It is not lying in the sun, only on an open shelf with good daylight. Can someone explain why this is happening?
If it is 25% indigo, what makes up the rest of the powder?
curios about the measurements- i know you said them when mixing the stock, but then u added more for the vat and did not give weight amounts.
when at the end of the day you add boiling water, could you use the water from the rinsing pot instead of fresh water?
Definitely
What if you add the calx paste before the iron to the stock salution?
This sound work, may even be easier?
Thank you, Ive watched your videos over and over. because I've had a lot of failures. Would you tell me the exact measurements of the Lime and the iron as the last one if done i think ive used too much iron. leonie
Leonie, If you use our dyes there is a recipe on our website. Even if you dont use Stony Creek Colors products you can base your ratios off the strength of your indigo. Thanks!
Hello
It would have been better to NOT work against the dark background with the dark indigo. And for some new to this process a bit more guidance relative to the amounts (water added to indigo) would be helpful.
Sounds like your throat was somewhat aggravated by something? Need some honey & lemon. Decent vid. Could've been reduced by a few minutes,
Saying stuff like 'a little bit less' is of no use and confusing. WHAT CONSTITUTES TOO MUCH WATER???????????????????