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Amazing, I love the colors. I am learning how to dye, and your video os extremely helpful ! I was thinking of doing a rainbow of maybe purples to pink or red to pinks. I have to think about the way it would be done. I guess it would be called a gradient, but I think I would call it a rainbow of the colors.Love your video, thanks.❤

The first one is lighter than the other 3, and the middle 2 are very similar however 3 has a little more of the burgundy and 4 has more burgundy and the most color variation. So there is a difference.

Great tip, huge time saver

Thank you for your videos, they're fantastic! I'm new to dyeing and am having a big issue with my emerald green rinsing out and turning blue. I've tired batching for longer, rinsing in cold water first. I can't work out why. My soda ash is old, I've been using the same batch of soda ash for multiple skeins - could that be affecting it? I appreciate any help you can give me, thank you

You are very knowledgable! I have a question that i think you can answer! Im crochetting my sister a fillet crochet dress with 0 or lace cotton yarn, diu to different things, i wasnt able to buy all my yarn from the same dye lot and there is quite a difference, can i dye my royal blue cotton with a royal blue fabric die to even out the different tones?

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All of this is genius! I’m totally switching to the velcro ties.

Your videos are always great! I’m pleased that your content is about the task at hand. You have created a beautiful yarn!

This was so helpful- thank you!

Whoa. This is epic. I know this was 5 years ago, but I am a newbie and very much appreciate this.

Stunning!!! ❤

I feel like i’m used to look at this stitch from a short foray into embroidery. It bothers me not seeing the point where i see the thread i know i’m supposed to catching to form the loop/knot.

So vibrant, these are the most vivid that I’ve seen thus far, great job!

Hi I know you posted this video 4 years ago and I'm not sure if you'll be able to see my mes. But I just found you recently as I want to dye some cotton yarn. It's my first ever trying out hand dyed yarn so im trying to find as much info as possible. What id like to know is ,Is soda Ash the same as baking soda or washing soda? And I have a 700g yarn hank in one piece, should I divide it into 100g or its better to leave it whole? I really would like to try and speckle my yarn as that's my favourite style of hand dyed yarns. Thank you in advance.

What a great idea! Thank you!

Where do we buy the dye on the cone.

What did u soak you yarn in ,

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Spectacular! Thank you!

That cotton looks very fine. Do you know the Ne number for that one?? Is it from the thread collective too?

So to be clear: you don’t worry about keeping the warp cross? Do you re-wind your warp after dying? Could I make one inch wide sections for my sectional beam and go directly onto the beam from this? Sorry for so many questions 😂

I've seen this method done before but I forgot about it. Last week I had so much loom waste just from re tying my project on. I will definitely be doing this next time.

Whew! I’m such a new weaver you’re answering questions I didn’t even know I had yet! Thank you! Now I’m going to look for more videos of yours, they’re so simple and clearly done! Thanks again.

Wonderful idea

Interesting, I’ve always imagined colour-gradient dyed yarn to be the result of a dipping-process. This is so much easier; Thank-You!

I’m just finding you & went in search of you on instagram & etsy & can’t find you anywhere:( thanks for your helpful videos.

Thank you so much for this video ❤️

Thanks so much Alix for this tutorial. I am new to dyeing and your explanations are so explicit and clear. Can you tell me what weight of cotton you are using for your yarn please?

Very clear instruction! 👍👍👍

Wouldn’t it be wise to use gloves throughout? And a dust mask when handling dye powders?

they look pretty 😍😍😍 was watching it while doing some crochet..

Amazing

Alix, wear gloves!.

Great tip! 👍👍👍

Wow, I am so thrilled this video popped up. I had no idea how I was going to accomplish this issue. Your a life saver. Thank you

I have mix result with leaving it for under 24 hours. Having said that, I mostly dye very deep and dark colours. Also using a very fine mercerized cotton for weaving. That realy needs to sit in the dye for a long time. Good preparation is very important .

Amazing!!! I’m so glad I ran across your video! This is absolutely genius✨

What pH should it be?

Question what did you wrap the skeins in to put them in the oven ? Plactic wrap or tin foil? Thank you

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Hi did you ever do the second part after soaking in the ash? Interested to see if you dyed in the chain loops

Loved this when you have your wet yarn at the beginning did you have that as Soda ash water or just in the dyes you added?

Wow it's beautifull , thanks for your video it will help me a lot..

Thisis such a valuable technique! Thanks for that and for the tip about Velcro zip ties. I must go shopping!

How well did the color hold? Did it age well?

Can you tell me approximately how much soda ash to soak yarn? Everything I find is for cotton tshirts and I didn’t know if it’s the same. Thanks 😊

Great info, thank you!

That was so helpful, thank you!

great tutorial thank you!

I have a question...After dyeing a weft for weaving, do you have to process (wash, etc) the warp to achieve an even shrinkage rate? or Can you use the warp off the cone? Thank you I hope you see this.