Dyepot Weekly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
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VIDEO CONTENTS:
[0:00 ] Introduction
[1:51] The yarn
presoak in plain tap water for 30+ min
[2:28] The dye for Round 1
1% stock solution of Pink Orchid - 38 mL (the amound I had left)
[3:13] The dyebath
38 mL of dye in 32 cups tap water + 1 cup of white vinegar
[4:32] Dyeing round 1
Squeeze out most of water from presoak, add 200 g of yarn to cold dyebath. Move a bit, and stop and turn on heat
Heat for 45 mintutes (want at least 30 min on heat)
[7:53] Checking in on the yarn
[9:38] Washing the yarn
[10:47] Dry Round 1 Yarn (less pink)
[12:18] Round 2 (more pink)
0.8 g pink orchid + 32 cups of water + 1 cup white vinegar
stir up the pot
Add 200 g of presoaked yarn - I didn't squeeze out as much water from the presoak this time
Heat for 45 min (make sure at least 30 min of heat)
[14:48] Comparing Dry Rounds 1 and 2
[15:29] Round 3 - Glazing Yellow Yarn with Pink Orchid
200 g dry yarn, 50 mL brilliant yellow 1% stock from dharma trading company
16 cups of water + 3 T white vinegar
Glazing dyebath: 32 cups of water + 1 cup white vinegar + 0.8 g Pink Orchid Dye
Leave a tiny bit of water in the cooled yarn when adding it to the dyebath
[17:50] Variations to this technique
[19:43] The dry yarn and conclusions
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I love that "sunset" color way, it is hands down the most beautiful orange I have ever seen.
Wow, thank you, Mirrim!
That last color is absolutely amazing!!
Thank you!!
I love all the different colors but, I really love the yellow/pink. It turned out WOW!!!
Thank you so much, Linda!
Very cool!! Can’t wait to see what other colors do!
Me too!!
Love the orange! ❤️
Thank you!
I'd call the yellow glazed with pink, "Tequila Sunrise." I see a lot of difference between oranges made with reds and oranges made with pinks, personally, and this definitely has the feel of an orange made with pink which has a more electric quality to it.
I see what you're saying for sure! I also like oranges made with pinks
It looks in person like an island sunset
My most favorite colors
Oh thank you!
Yay!! It’s so beautiful!
I'm soooo glad you like it!!
@@ChemKnitsTutorials now to try and replicate it! I don’t have bright yellow in dharma, but I have a bright yellow in ProChem.
LOVE that final skein!
I have such a hard time with glazing. One of these days I'll get it right!
I think it really really depends on the pigment which conditions work well. I always thought that hot and short was the way to go, but the high acid and letting the dye strike slowly time ways but quickly and shallowly to the fiber has worked so much better than I ever anticipated.
Oh, what fun with colour. 🌈Thank you very much. 👍I love this technique. 😲⭐I've just done some blues with purple over the top. It's so effective. 💙💜
You’re welcome 😊
i think it would be interesting to see maybe a brown glazed onto a green to create an almost mossy tree kind of vibe? i think that could be really pretty
Ooooooo!!! I need to find a green that I feel like strikes quickly. I wonder if forest green would do a good glaze... I iknow some brighter greens take longer to bind to the yarn.
So pretty. Love the yellow/pink.
Thank you!
the sunset yarn is so beautiful!
thank you!!
No navy glaze? This is a new era. 😀
LOL! My first ever glaze was with black. ;)
I'm not an orange person, but that's gorgeous!!
I think this is one of my favorite oranges ever!
That was so useful--i have some skeins that came out a bit wimpy that I've been meaning to overdye...a nice glaze might be just the ticket!
It's so funny how nervous I get when it comes to glazing! even now!
I love love love the yarn you came up with! Val did you decide what to make yet?
Thank you!
When you showed the first set dry, I was like "OOOHHHHH I SEE IT!" I really like how the last one turned out -- would be amazing to use in a pattern that had a fire pattern! In my head, I expected a more coral color, then as soon as I saw it I was like "oh, right, magenta and yellow make red". I don't know why I didn't think of that earlier. Regardless, all of these are beautiful! (and I still love my navy glazed yarn!)
It's SOOO hard to photograph the color of the more orange yarn. I do feel the pink on there a bit, but I agree it is a perfect flame proportion.
The yellow looks just like spaghetti! Lol
I get cursed spaghetti comments a lot
Glazing: hot vs. cold. What would happen if you pre-heated the base yarn in plain water (or just water plus acid) and then added the hot yarn to a cold dye bath? Would that encourage the dye to strike even quicker to just the surface? Or-since I notice that you tend always to cool the yarn slowly-would it result in a felted mess?
The pink-over-yellow is really a beauty!
I don't think that it would result in a felted mess to heat the yarn up first. It might cause some dye to strike some sections fast but unevenly? I'm not sure, TBH.
Love the final yarn! Do you think something similar could be done with a tulip spray dye and then a regular dye?
I'm not sure! I think I have some tulip spray dye somewhere but I haven't used it before.
Very interesting. Have you tried black over yellow? Or navy?
I'm not sure if I've done JUST black over yellow. But I've done glazing with black and glazing with navy in the past. The pink worked out really well in the end.
To get more color on the surface of the yarn, could you try multiple rounds of small amounts of dye rather than adding more dye into the potat the beginning? This would definitely take more time but could potentially get a more uniform glaze with a more intense depth of shade while still keeping the dye at the surface. maybe. I have a wool allergy so I don't dye my own yarn and couldn't use the yarn you dye this way (side note, can you glaze cotton or bamboo?) but i love watching your scientific approach to such an artistic medium.
I think that you could! The one concern I would have is that the contrast between the glaze and the interior of the yarn could be reduced with more layers... potentially. this is worth exploring, though!
As for cotton, I bet that a glaze look could exist... maybe if you start with dry yarn and spray on some of the dye so it can't go in very far?
@@ChemKnitsTutorials I think in order to layer the glaze, the yarn may have to be set and allowed to dry between layers for it to work. Wet yarn would likely suck the color in faster and defeat the experiment.
For the cotton idea, spray-on or like an airbrush technique could work. I would love to see you try that. I'll have to keep an eye out in your etsy shop for a lab partner listing like that :)
Love the channel!
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Lol yes