To note, i prefer to dye superwash wool(as i don't have to worry about mishandling since it won't felt), yet when doing the Link colorway i did a bulky non-superwash 100% wool skein as well. I used liquid food coloring dyes(the neon and regular variety), vinegar & water, pyrex glass containers and the microwave as my heat source. I didn't note the amount of water or vinegar i generally used in each dye bath, but did note the amount of dye for each.
You can see my setup from the pictures, and how i divided the skeins into each dye bath. You'll also see the skeins before and after re-spinning :).
Zelda Colorway
You can see my setup from the pictures, and how i divided the skeins into each dye bath. You'll also see the skeins before and after re-spinning :).
Zelda Colorway
Dusty Rose(dark pink):
Red - 36 drops
Blue - 12 drops
Pink:
Neon Pink - 13 drops
Yellow:
Yellow - 13 drops
Red - 36 drops
Blue - 12 drops
Pink:
Neon Pink - 13 drops
Yellow:
Yellow - 13 drops
Link Colorway
Green:
Neon green - 75 drops
Yellow:
Yellow - 20 drops
Brown:
Red - 10 drops
Yellow - 10 drops
Green - 10 drops
Blue - 10 drops
Black - 1 drop
These are finally up at my etsy shop! Find them here;
Zelda Colorway
Superwash Link Colorway
Bulky 100% Wool Link Colorway
Note: There is no right or wrong way to dye yarn or fiber. You can use any kind of dye, apply as much or as little as you want, anywhere and/or anyhow...etc you get my drift.
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