A Barbie-inspired yarn dye colourway collection exploring the possibilities of primary colours.
The Perfect Day: Primary Colourway Exploration Collection features “The Perfect Day” colourway, inspired by the iconic colours of Mattel’s Barbie. This colourway is explored in the YouTube video, where I mix primary colours as a foundation to create a range of vibrant secondary hues and colourway variations.
Based on 100g of yarn. All colourways are a Six-Step numbered instructional that goes along with a Six-Step visual dye recipe page, for a quick and easy fibre dyeing experience! This six-step visual format will create ease and open up a sense of inspiration, allowing us to dive into the dyeing process with more curiosity and more creativity. Pure Dharma acid dyes are used - no colour mixing required. Can be used for yarn, wool, roving, silk, nylon for fibre craft projects and so much more! All Muffs recipes are tested on 100g of yarn. Join the Palette Parlour Facebook Group to see Muffs dye results, tips & more! This a digital PDF download. Listing images are precisely colour matched with AI rendered images based on Muffs knitwear brand vision.
DYES USED IN THIS COLLECTION
Fluorescent Fuchsia, Brilliant Yellow, Caribbean Blue. Fluorescent Lemon, Bright Aqua, Ballerina Pink, Pink Orchid.
WHAT YOU GET
'The Perfect Day' colourway Recipe + Bonus Colourways + The Six-Step Dyeing Instructional PDF. (uses Dharma Acid Dyes)
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 :)
JOIN FB GROUP
Join the Palette Parlour Facebook Group Colourway Challenge!
Seeing the results of our finished yarn is so exciting, but it's also about the journey of creativity, experimentation and discovery. Dye your yarn or fibre using the provided recipes and share your results in The Palette Parlour Facebook Group page! Your unique interpretations and creations will not only inspire others but may also be featured in future newsletters. Connect with others and see diverse interpretations of the same recipe.
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.
TIPS
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.
QUESTIONS?
Please get in touch and I can help you with any questions you might have.
