Autumn, you do a wonderful job actually explaining the process, and WHY you actually do something. The reason why. I love watching and learning. Thanks for spending the time. Pat, at the NJ Shore.
I don’t plan on hand dying yarn at all, but I love using hand dyed yarn in my projects. I watched you fist video and will watch this one and others. I have found it very interesting to see how things are done. Thank you very much for doing these videos. Nancy 😁🧶
Thank you so much. I appreciate you support of not only my channel but my business as well. If you haven't already please feel free to sign up for my newsletter for shop updates and to see what's new. I love that my yarn can be used by others to create something special. I would love to see what you make with my yarn in the future.
Hello! queria darte las gracias por la ayuda que me das para empezar este hermoso camino de teñido que vengo soñando hace tanto tiempo, estoy aprendiendo muchisimo!!! // I wanted to thank you for the help you give me to start this beautiful dyeing path that I have been dreaming of for so long, I am learning a lot !!
You're welcome and thank you. My basics of dyeing yarn is the next best thing to a class and there will be more of these videos soon so look out for them.
Thank you so much for making these videos, they have been super helpful! I was wondering what primary colors you use from Dharma as your yr basic Red blue and yellow. Do you get warm and cool of each? TIA
I have so many dyes. I do believe I have all of their dyes marked as primaries. I don't pay attention to warm and cool colours, I just go with my gut and put together what looks good to me.
If for example I needed to use a cup of citric acid solution and had to substitute with vinegar I would just use the same amount of vinegar straight from the jug, not diluted with water.
Hello. Hope you're fine, thank you for the time you always take to explain. Please I have a question it is heat and acid that stick the colour to the yarn if I understood well, if I want to tie a silk scarf for example will I heat it first before pouring the powder colour or liquid into it to stick the colour ? With the acid of course
I have a question! How long do you have your dye pots soak up the dye when doing immersion dying for solid colours, after adding the acid? Do you just keep it hot until there is no more dye in the water?
After the dye has been absorbed the colour also needs time to heat set. The dye company you use will give recommended set times so I suggest following that. Since I sell the yarn I need to be a bit extra so I usually heat set for a minimum of 5 hrs. My yarn is set with steam so I can leave it for long periods of time without fear of scorching it.
Hello Sheryl. I’ve asked a few dyers a question about dharma dyes, however none use dharma, then while researching you I remember you use dharma dyes. I was given a recipe for a colour I really like, however I can’t get this colour. It’s dharma 482 Delphinium Blue. My question to you is, does jacquard or any other make of dyes, have a colour that would be a replacement? I looked everywhere in Canada for dharma. None. Thank you
Beautiful thanks for sharing xx really appreciated *
My pleasure 😊
Autumn, you do a wonderful job actually explaining the process, and WHY you actually do something. The reason why. I love watching and learning. Thanks for spending the time. Pat, at the NJ Shore.
You are welcome and thank you so much for watching.
I love how you showed us the color theory in action with dyed yarn!
I'm glad you enjoyed. What I showed was super, super basic but still there is so much that can be explored with it.
Thank you. I am appreciating this series. You are such a good teacher.
You're very welcome, and thank you for watching. I have more planned for this series so stay tuned!
Thank you so much for all the details. The best I have seen yet!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. There will be more to come.
Thank you for your knowledge❤❤❤❤
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Love watching the process!! Thanks for openly sharing your knowledge! 💜
You are so welcome, and thanks for watching.
I don’t plan on hand dying yarn at all, but I love using hand dyed yarn in my projects. I watched you fist video and will watch this one and others. I have found it very interesting to see how things are done. Thank you very much for doing these videos. Nancy 😁🧶
You're welcome. I hope you enjoy them and thank you for watching😊
You have such clear explanation of everything. I learned a lot. THANK YOU!
You're welcome, I'm glad you found the information useful.
Hi! Nice to see you again. Even though the video covers the basics, I for one appreciate the refresher and thoroughness of the topic. Thank you!
I'm glad it was helpful. The learning process never ends.
Another great video Sheryl! Thank you so much for bringing us into your wonderful world. I'm going to be dyeing up some blanks and yarn later today!
Thank you and have fun with the sock blanks, I love dyeing those as well.
Your hand dyed yarn for sale are simply beautiful. I plan on buying some hanks for some really special handmade Christmas gifts.
Thank you so much. I appreciate you support of not only my channel but my business as well. If you haven't already please feel free to sign up for my newsletter for shop updates and to see what's new. I love that my yarn can be used by others to create something special. I would love to see what you make with my yarn in the future.
Great sharing. I have not seen this before. It was interesting to see them.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
Super generous teaching video. Thank you
You're very welcome and thank you for watching.
I’d love to have seen that end yarn dried and put in a hank!
Excellent videos...thank you so much for sharing...I am a fiber artist and I love to learn more to improve my skills..
You are so welcome I'm glad my videos are helpful. Thank you for watching.
Hello! queria darte las gracias por la ayuda que me das para empezar este hermoso camino de teñido que vengo soñando hace tanto tiempo, estoy aprendiendo muchisimo!!! //
I wanted to thank you for the help you give me to start this beautiful dyeing path that I have been dreaming of for so long, I am learning a lot !!
That's wonderful :) Enjoy your new dye journey.
Thank you so much I wish I could take a class with you!! Great videos btw🙂🌻🌹
You're welcome and thank you. My basics of dyeing yarn is the next best thing to a class and there will be more of these videos soon so look out for them.
Nice and clear information. Thanks ⭐👍
Your'e welcome. I'm glad you found it useful. Look out for part 3 later this week for more yarn dyeing info and thank you for watching😊
@@EssenceofAutumnYarn I will❗
Thank you for this video.....very informative for a newbie
Your welcome. I love sharing the bit of knowledge I have.
Hi thanks for sharing, 😊
You are so welcome.
Wonderful video!!! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!!!!Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Your giving all your trade secrets away. 🤫
Not really, this information can be found in any book about dyeing.
Thank you so much for making these videos, they have been super helpful! I was wondering what primary colors you use from Dharma as your yr basic Red blue and yellow. Do you get warm and cool of each? TIA
I have so many dyes. I do believe I have all of their dyes marked as primaries. I don't pay attention to warm and cool colours, I just go with my gut and put together what looks good to me.
I love your videos. Could you tell me the vinegar /water ratio please? Or is it the same as the citric acid. Thanks for sharing🙃
If for example I needed to use a cup of citric acid solution and had to substitute with vinegar I would just use the same amount of vinegar straight from the jug, not diluted with water.
Hello. Hope you're fine, thank you for the time you always take to explain. Please I have a question it is heat and acid that stick the colour to the yarn if I understood well, if I want to tie a silk scarf for example will I heat it first before pouring the powder colour or liquid into it to stick the colour ? With the acid of course
Yes you got it. You can watch my video on silk scarves to get an idea of how I do it. Link below.
ruclips.net/video/rKIDqfx4HSg/видео.html
I have a question! How long do you have your dye pots soak up the dye when doing immersion dying for solid colours, after adding the acid? Do you just keep it hot until there is no more dye in the water?
After the dye has been absorbed the colour also needs time to heat set. The dye company you use will give recommended set times so I suggest following that. Since I sell the yarn I need to be a bit extra so I usually heat set for a minimum of 5 hrs. My yarn is set with steam so I can leave it for long periods of time without fear of scorching it.
Hello Sheryl. I’ve asked a few dyers a question about dharma dyes, however none use dharma, then while researching you I remember you use dharma dyes. I was given a recipe for a colour I really like, however I can’t get this colour. It’s dharma 482 Delphinium Blue. My question to you is, does jacquard or any other make of dyes, have a colour that would be a replacement? I looked everywhere in Canada for dharma. None. Thank you
If you contact Dharma they may be able to suggest a dye that would work for you.
Thank you
I can’t find part 1 🤔
This is the first video in the series and I will be adding more in the near future.
ruclips.net/video/a8T7pcIz-to/видео.html
@@EssenceofAutumnYarn thank you !