Dyepot Weekly #10 - Handpainting Yarn with Rit Liquid Dyes; Comparing Different Fiber Types

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I used a lot of different yarns in today's video The 100 wool (worsted weight Wool of the Andes) came from KnitPicks shrslcom/k9c0 (Affiliate Link) Stuido Classic 100 acyrlic by Nicole can be found at AC Moore Patons Shetland Chunky and Sugar'n'Cream can be found in many big box retail stores
Comment from : ChemKnits Tutorials

Hi there could I steam these for the cotton in a microwave instead? And if so how would I go about doing that? 😊
Comment from : Kriss Daniels

Can you add the yarn directly into the water?
Comment from : Cyndi Ball

What would you recommend for dying a cotton acrylic blend yarn?
Comment from : Stephanie Joyce

Was the cotton yarn color fast when it was used for a project? Or did it come off on your fingers/hands while doing a project with it?
Comment from : Vanilla Sock Pig

This was a great video! I think I'll try something similar with some cotton yarn I unwound from an old sweater:)
Comment from : Amelia

did you try for 20 min steaming wool yet? was it long enough? thx so much for video, is there a way to get a graduant using only one color dye? eg: navycan it be diluted before adding onto skein? I usually dye with acid dye and can make 1, 2, 3 percent stock solution
Comment from : Karin Valeri

The 100 cotton seems truest to the color on the bottlebrThanks - interesting and useful 😊
Comment from : Candace Walsh

I wouldn’t put acrylic in water that hot
Comment from : AtTheRanch

thank you so much!!!i will try sooni would like to know what size the mixing bottles are though since i have these bottles on hand when mixing acid/ procion mx dyes Are the acrylics and cotton wash and light fast? thx for your response,
Comment from : Karin Valeri

Excellent video!!! Thank you
Comment from : Jaime Greene

You can use food coloring to dye the yarn?
Comment from : Diana Felice

Just what I was looking for 🤗
Comment from : Denise Hoffmann

So I don’t need to heat cotton to cure the colours
Comment from : Eva Zacharias

wastefulbralways have to watch @ 2x speed only way
Comment from : Tina Mayo

When I have used This I noticed that I needed more vinegar or salt than I had expected Don’t know why, but when I used more vinegar with the wool it absorbed better It’s not my fav dye
Comment from : Mary-Ruth Flores

What pot are you using to steam the yarn?
Comment from : Amber Lund

Knit, Purl, & Squirrel with GrannyDee! Thompson

Gosh, at least ya got a little on the acrylic- when I tried it, I got nothing - it all washed down the drain
Comment from : Knit, Purl, & Squirrel with GrannyDee! Thompson

I love it! Now I want to dye my cotton yarn! They are beautiful!!
Comment from : LaWanda Johns

I didn't get why you use vinegar or salt
Comment from : Sogol Gazerani

Have you dyed with dylon dyes which come in small containers and is a powder pigment If you haven't, would you do a video on using these dyes it could be fun and interesting Cheers from Australia!
Comment from : Howling Wind