Kettle Dyeing - Part 1: the pour over technique vs precise application featuring Knomad Yarn

[@AndyBun]

This is extremely informative. I love the side-by-side comparisons.

[@dye2knit]

Love, love, love your tutorials!

[@JaneLane2909]

Just found this looking for different yarn dying techniques. This is like the most informative video on this. So thank you very much! Especially for working up all those swatches.

[@janetcannon9842]

Excellent comparison video! Thank you!

[@moonbitaylor9500]

Thank you for your video. It’s very useful to see the swatches, thanks for taking the time to work those up. 👍

[@desireeross9651]

Nicole, outstanding!. I wish I’d had access to this in depth, well explained information when I started 9 years ago

[@janesmith4617]

Fabulous video, so informative. (And don't worry about saying ml or cc, they are both one cubic centimetre of liquid and work fine either way--the only difference is that ml is usually used for liquids and cc for solids, but it's not a significant thing!)

[@julietpage4322]

Wow this is so informative! Thanks.

[@cmaur811]

Thanks for this Nicole 💕

[@kaileyb8674]

wow love this video thanks for sharing all this information, I want to try dying and this was just a great video to show how each style works

[@mirwena]

great video. I am confused about math. How 2g in 1000ml gives you 2%. I think it's 0.2%. Or have I missed something?

[@lindseybourgeau7011]

I thought the same thing

[@katemedley3057]

Wow!

[@lindafoster9098]

Could you please tell me what kind of rings you use around your yard and scans?

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Plastic shower curtain rings from amazon

[@cmaur811]

Where did you buy the pitchers? Lost everything in last years in house fire.

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Amazon is where I get most of my tools

[@elizabethfilson4656]

1ml = 1cc

[@Clubkidknitter]

Please use a respirator or at least an N95 mask. Dry / powdered dye is Hell on your lungs. Otherwise, I love your results. ❤