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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024

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  • @ChemKnitsTutorials
    @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад +1

    Preorder the 2023 SMSMS Mystery Yarn! www.etsy.com/listing/1442539051/2023-chemknits-spring-yarn-set-mystery The Spring Mini Skein Mini Series yarn features 5 - 20 g miniskeins dyed to be used together in a single project plus many fun extras. The SMSMS starts June 5, 2023!

  • @sueedwards6654
    @sueedwards6654 Год назад

    I thought you were going to end up with mud... how wrong was I... the colours are stunning❤

  • @nancyhughes386
    @nancyhughes386 Год назад +1

    Great video! I like immersion speckling. The tiny speckles are interesting but I like it when a speckle is large enough to give you a whole stitch in the color.

  • @stitchingmatters6184
    @stitchingmatters6184 Год назад +1

    Another great tutorial! Can’t wait to try speckling with citric acid!

  • @Randi19196
    @Randi19196 Год назад +2

    Thank for this video! I love speckles. It would be interesting to do a comparison between speckling on warm yarn versus room temp.

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      I agree - it would just be a bit harder for me to do the control without having a steam situation that I can spekle directly onto. And the downside of the heat, is that then the dye clumps to your fingers a bit more. But it would set faster.

  • @oldwoman123
    @oldwoman123 Год назад

    Tie dye sock blanks!!!!

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      I'm pleased to share there are a lot of sock blank videos on the schedule (meaning filmed but maybe not edited yet.) Until then, here is one version of tie dyeing a sock blank: ruclips.net/video/QaEWlpfRMbs/видео.html

  • @lgassin
    @lgassin Год назад

    Niiiiice :D :D :D

  • @bunhelsingslegacy3549
    @bunhelsingslegacy3549 Год назад +1

    I'm kind of fascinated with the speckling techniques on yarn but I don't really know what they'll look like after they've been knitted or crocheted. That pink and green yarn mop was fantastic!

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад +1

      Sometimes they end up looking similar to the yarn, in this case mostly white with random little flecks of color. It does depending on how heavy the speckles are, though.

  • @Rosecrochets
    @Rosecrochets Год назад

    Honestly I would love to crochet using speckled and the dye mop it turned out so good 😍😍😍😍

  • @callielw
    @callielw Год назад +2

    Love this technique and those sharp specks! Can more than one dye powder be put in the container with the citric acid at the same time? I'm looking for ways to get multi-colored speckles.

    • @dawnjanz
      @dawnjanz Год назад

      that would work

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      I have a video on this from a few years ago. Because the citric acid crystals are bigger than the dye powder, when it sticks you do end up getting some speckle blending and not as many of the individual colors. HOwever, if the propotions are right you will see some breaking which is fun. (Actually, look for one of my Muk speckling videos, those have all 40 jacquard colors mixed together and the speckles did give a rainbow, but also a lot of neutrals.)

    • @callielw
      @callielw Год назад

      @@ChemKnitsTutorials Thank you! You know and remember so much about dyes! Thanks for sharing it all!

  • @rebeccacho1492
    @rebeccacho1492 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video Rebecca! If I wanted to do tiny speckles after dying a yarn as a tonal in a pan, I would remove all the water once the dye has exhausted then do the speckles straight away without needing for the yarn to cool down right?

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      Sure! One reason why I let the yarn cool off is that it can be hard to handle the yarn and manipulate it when hot, but if you can do this with tongs than go for it!

  • @dawnjanz
    @dawnjanz Год назад +1

    Do you think a heat lamp on the counter would give sharper speckles or is it not hot enough? I don't know how hot they get, but the lamps for reptiles seem to get cooking.

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      I dont' think it would be hot enough. The heat lamp for our temporary reptile resident helps heat the space to about 80 degrees. It is hot close to the lamp but not that warm around it.

  • @trynawatkins8561
    @trynawatkins8561 Год назад +1

    I would love to see your falling leaves done in a speckled format

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      Ooooo! That would be a super pretty colorway. This isnt' quite those colors, but it is close-ish. ruclips.net/video/r3IkkWPHLq8/видео.html I need to do the falling leaves set again, though!

  • @t.l.patterson8497
    @t.l.patterson8497 Год назад

    I like more of the sharper speckles though I don't particularly like speckles on white yarns. Though it's always fun to see what you create.

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад +1

      Whenever I'm doing a video all about the speckles I love doing it on white so you can see how much the various colors spread, but I suppose my personal preference is to have speckles on another color ormore variegated, too. :D

  • @AJBcreative
    @AJBcreative Год назад +1

    Haha I read the title as using Sharpies to dye yarn.

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      Lol! You probably could, I thought about doing this project once. i have used highlighters on yarn before.

  • @janchambers5399
    @janchambers5399 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this video, I love speckles and the citric acid seems to give the effect I'm looking for, thank you. Would heating the yarn in a microwave work to get the dye to strike faster?

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      This is a really good question. I don't use acid dyes in my microwave at home because it is wall mounted and hard to clean. Someday I might purchase a dedicated chemknits micrwave to test out.

  • @bobbibrown4838
    @bobbibrown4838 Год назад

    Hi I was wondering if you have done a video on speckled yarn but on a yarn that you dye the yarn in a tonal or variegated first?

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад

      Oh yes! I have done things like this a few times.
      Here is one example of speckles on a tonal base: ruclips.net/video/Th2XnOtePBo/видео.html
      and an example of a variegated and speckled yarn:
      ruclips.net/video/qRnLznS3k3w/видео.html
      I tried to pick spme recent examples.

    • @bobbibrown4838
      @bobbibrown4838 Год назад

      @@ChemKnitsTutorials thank you so much!! I just placed my first bulk Oder of bare knit picks ! And of course went through your link! It’s such a good sale and I stacked that coupon code you talked about in you previous video!!

  • @marie1933
    @marie1933 Год назад

    It should be very interesting but please…… add french subtitles … i d like to inderstand every word

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад +1

      If you turn on the closed caption (CC) and then go to settings, there should be an option to auto-translate to French. You have to turn on the CC first or else it won't show the auto translate option. These aren't perfect (the english captions aren't perfect either - I think it says chemknits as cabinets a lot) but it is better than nothing. I hope this helps!

  • @elenaprekrasnaja4437
    @elenaprekrasnaja4437 Год назад

    Здравствуйте. Можно поставить субтитры на русском языке?

    • @ChemKnitsTutorials
      @ChemKnitsTutorials  Год назад +1

      Hi - if you put on closed captions (the CC button at the bottom of the screen) then you should be able to select an auto-translate option in Russian. Before clicking on CC it looks like only English is available, but there are other languages. Even the english subtitles aren't perfect, but I hope this helps!