I have been looking for a nice, tonal, light coloured hand-dyed sock yarn. Not really easy to find one, and they might be quite pricey too. When I came across with dyeing yarn with food-colouring in a microwave, it sounded fun and easy. After some research, I decided to give it a go. My first attempt was unsuccessful. The food-colour I bought turned out to be heat sensitive. The second time I was more careful, read labels in the store. I wanted to get the tonal yarn and decided to dye the yarn in a hank. This way some parts of the yarn get less dye than the other parts. At first, I dyed in blue, then moved the hank around and dyed in yellow. I repeated the dyeing four times. Every time the water turned clear.
I am very happy with the result, definitely going to do it again!
There are loads of tutorials on the internet, check it out and dye!
I am very happy with the result, definitely going to do it again!
There are loads of tutorials on the internet, check it out and dye!
Temperature is still low |
After first dyeing
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Värvisin lõnga tokis, siis ei pääse värv igalepoole ligi, ja tekivad erinevad toonid, mis oligi minu eesmärk. Esimene kord värvisin sinisega, siis keerasin vihi teistpidi kokku, ja värvisin kollasega. Kordasin protsessi veel kaks korda, kuni valget enam polnud, ja lõng oli mõnusalt erinevates toonides.
Nautisin kogu protsessi ja kindlasti värvin veel!
See lõng saab juba sokiks :)
Tundub nii lihtsana, ma olen alati arvanud, et hea tulemus pole sugugi kindel. Superilus värv igatahes!
ReplyDeleteTänan! Väike kartus ikka oli. Aga kaotada pole suurt midagi. Mida laigulisem, seda parem! Ühtlast tooni oleks keerulisem saada.
ReplyDeleteMa kunagi ammu värvisin väga edukalt munavärvidega
ReplyDeleteVäga ilus värvikooslus - natuke mereline, natuke päikeseline, suviselt särav ja soe!
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