Hand Dyed Yarn Recipe | Dharma Acid Dyes | Spring Succulent Colour Palette | Mix Your Own Solid Colours | Learn How to Dye Wool Fibre Yarn

Dharma Acid Dye powders are mixed to create Muffs Spring Succulent Colour Palette. Based on 100g of fibre. Weigh out your dye powder in mls or grams.

WHAT YOU GET

+ Beautiful Spring Succulent colour palette PDF
+ Basic Instruction PDF

Plus create multiple shades in each colour!

WHAT YOU NEED

Micro weigh scale (to weigh a minimum .01g of dye powder)
Micro spoons for small amounts of dye powder
Dye mixing cups
Kettle

DHARMA ACID DYES

Teddy Bear Brown
Extreme Blue
Deep Magenta
Sunflower Yellow (discontinued, use Brilliant Yellow)
Blued Steel
Moss

HOW ITS MADE
Themed palettes are different than colour books. How I make them is I take the closest colour from across my colour book collections and I adjust and test until it matches up with my digital ai photo palette… there is the odd colour that is very close and the odd colour that might be the same...like some neutrals and blacks. It takes me about 24hours to complete a set of five, organise and layout them out into a PDF for quick and easy fibre dyeing!

Please review listing before purchase. Please get in touch if you have any questions before purchasing. There are no returns or exchanges on digital files. Once you purchase you will have access to the PDF and it is not possible to return or exchange the product :)

COLOUR
Colour can vary from screen to actual fibre. Colour appears different on different types of yarn and different shades of white or natural coloured yarn.

INSTRUCTIONS
Weigh out your dye recipe amounts in grams or first make a 1% solution for each Dharma dye used in this palette: Moss, Sunflower Yellow, Extreme Blue, Teddy Bear Brown, Deep Magenta and Blued Steel. (1g of dye powder + 100ml of water). Measure the recipe amounts in grams or mls stated and mix the recipe amounts into one cup or jar. Mix well. Place in dye bath or use your favourite dyeing method.

The amounts shown for each recipe are based on 100g of fibre. If you want more saturation, double the recipe. If you want less saturation, divide the amounts stated in half. If you want to dye more shades of the same colour on various fibre amounts, consider using a dye calculation chart for quick reference. Available in the Muffs Etsy shop.

VIDEO

Watch the basics of How to Dye Solid Yarn on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/F2s5OKN9CRo

TIPS

Keep shade colour samples on hand for future reference.
Always record notes and keep a sample of your finished work. Print out the PDF and staple or thread your yarn colour sample to it. Store in sleeve and place in binder.

FEATURES

Save Digital PDF File to your phone or computer for easy reference.
Print and attach your yarn sample.
Store your dye recipes in a folder.

QUESTIONS?

Please get in touch and I can help you with any questions you might have.

DYE RECIPES

Want a custom colour palette, or 25 colours based on your brands mood board? Do you require any other design tools for your fibre business? Please get in touch.By purchasing these dye recipes, you agree to use them for personal, non-commercial purposes only and not to reproduce, redistribute, or resell them.You can sell your hand dyed yarn, dyed fibre or artwork using these recipes. You agree to not copy and sell these dye recipes.