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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
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Thank you, Dyer Supplier, for the yarn and giving me the materials to make my warping board.
ITEMS USED IN THIS VIDEO:
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VIDEO CONTENTS:
[0:00] Introduction
[1:32] Warping board
[6:54] The oops (I made a mistake while winding and there were to loops where the yarn doubled back in the wrong direction. Will this cause an issue in the yarn?)
[7:43] Preparing the yarn for dyeing
presoak in plain tap water
[10:50] Preparing the dyes. Dharma Acid dyes - Deep Magenta, Teal Green, and Tangelo
I weighed 0.27 / .3 g of each color
Dissolve the dye in warm tap water and fill the jars over half full. NO ACID YET.
Add some vinegar. (Mixture of 2 cups water + 4 T white vinegar, divide it between the three jars)
[17:25] Setting the color. Double boiler set up - Place the jars inside a pasta insert and then add to the dedicated dye pot.
Cover and heat for about an hour
[19:03] 1 hour later
[21:01] Washing the yarn
[21:48] The dry yarn
[23:22] Winding it into a smaller skein
[30:29] Swatch and conclusions
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I really like the tonality of the colors. It's much more interesting than if they had dyed solid.
Thank you! Plus it is MUCH easier to get tonal versus solid, anyway. ;)
I loved this video and I love love love the yarn, and I'm so lucky to have been the sponsor, because that means I'll get to make some socks out of it. Rebecca, I really like your color sense! Thanks so much!
Ann, thank you so much for sponsoring this video! I'm so glad you like the colors I selected.
I think the oops put a very interesting design in it. It’s something that would be fun to play with!
It would be fun to try it on purpose!
Rewatching this video and it’s still as cool as the first time!
YAY!
Tip 4, use a tie dye approach if you want greater control. Isolate the main coloured areas and dye. Then dry. Isolate the overlap area between main colours for pretty transition, then dye those and dry. Great fun, thank you for your video.
Magical Umbrella, you have a lot of great suggestions and tips! Thank you so much!
This is so interesting to me im going to have to have rewatch as i dont understand how wrapping can cause the mistake. Love these colors too. Thankyou❣
I think one reason these colours look so good is that they’re basically split complementary colours, with blue-green, orange and red/pink! Love this yarn!
Color theory is definitely not a strength of mine! Thank you for this.
Super neat video. I’m crazy about the vibrant and fun colors. Ann is a lucky girl. 😃
I'm so happy she loves the yarn!
So pretty! If I could choose it would be light teal, navy, & the pink in the one you used today.
I love this combo!
That yarn is extremely beautiful. I am binge watching your videos and you are such a talented young lady. I am 63 years old and self taught myself to crochet when I was 57. I love all the yarn dyeing experiments. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much! How wonderful that you learned the craft as an adult! I started knitting when I was 10 years old - my 5th grade teacher taught me at school! I actually dyed my first yarn with her way back then, but I don't remember what kind of dye we used. :D
If you want to wind a long hank and do not have access to a winder, place two chairs back to back. Create a loop of the desired length of yarn and place it over the two backs. Now move the two chairs apart until the loop yarn is stretched (not tightly) between them. If there is a likelihood of the chairs moving place a weight on the seat of each chair to keep them stable. Now you can neatly wind your yarn skeins with confidence between the two chair backs. After tying the yarn stabilizers, move the two chairs together and lift off your long hank.
Another super fantastic tip! I often use this type of method to unravel my super long hanks if I dn't feel like setting the warping board back up.
This was so awesome! I love the colors together! Great job Rebecca 🤜🤛👏
Fun project! Like your new warping board too, great idea. Love the bright colours, really nice in this dark weather.
The colors make me SO HAPPY!
Fascinated with dying striped yarn, thank you xx
You're welcome!
I so enjoyed this tutorial and what beautiful self striping yarn. Enjoy Ann!
Thank you, Cathleen!
You are so resourceful, love that you made a warping board, love your videos!
Thanks so much! 😊
The yarn is stunning! Great job Rebecca.
Thank you, Sylvia!
This might just be my new favorite! Thanks Rebecca. This is so vibrant. 🥰🧶🦙🐐🐫🐑🧶🥰
Wow, thank you, Theresa!
That’s beautiful! Your stripes are so clear. I appreciate your clear and detailed videos. Suzette
Thank you so much!
Thanks for another awesome lesson in dyeing! Can't wait to try it myself!
Yay! Good luck and thank you!
Came out beautiful!
Thank you so much!
This is really cool. Where ever the pattern is off I would cut and spit splice it to the right color.
This was a face palm moment for sure, but thankfully it was just a small area that was interrupted. I guess those are the perks of handmade items.
Amazing 😉. Cool design on your warping board.
Thank you! We looked at a bunch and then tried to design something that would work well. I think it helps that the end pegs aren't perfectly straight because it holds itself together so well with that extra bit of tension. :D
This color way is so pretty!!
Thank you, Ashley!
Wow! That’s gorgeous!
Thank you!
Love your warping board.
Thank you so much!
I totally love the colors
Thank you so much!
Great success (in my view)! I like your warping board. I weave more than I knit and I made one myself some time ago. I didn't think about using railing wood for that, good idea you had. It's good also that you found a solution about an efficient way to assemble / disassemble it. When a make a warp for weaving, I will use a guide / leader thread which will help me form the path of the warp on the board. Since you need a circular path instead on a linear one as for weaving, I think it may help you to decide where the yarn will go. The way you put the yarn on the board at the end of the video looks more adapted to what will be useful for you. Happy dyeing!
Colors are great.. love it....
Thank you!
You have inspired me to start dying more, and my son loves to help. He actually did 2 skeins using sprinkles in these 3 colors this evening after seeing me watching your video. Thank you for inspiring my teenager to work with me!
I love this! My sons love to dye with me, too. :D
So cool! Please considering doing more self-striping dyes!
I'd love to!
Love the colors
Thank you so much!
The three color combos I come up with off the top of my head:
red, purple, black
brown, turquoise, green
green, purple, brown
I'd even try a blue, white, black combo for my local high school.
I too love the colors!❤️
Thank you so much!
Wow! Gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Another thing to try. Thanks.
Have fun!
I love the yarn, beautiful.
Thank you, Shari!
Tip 3, wind two separate skeins before dyeing, then dye them together. No further winding and perfect skein match.
Great tip for matching socks! :D
I want to try this !!! So fun
It is a LOT of fun! I love how these colors played together.
Really love how this turned out! Hope I can try this sometime. Thanks so much for all you do and share with us! I also loved the DGY ad! I love DGY - I’m an affiliate and hope I have this same ad on some my videos.
How cool that there was a yarn ad on the video! I have no control over the ads UA-cam places on the videos. I think it has to do with the viewer and what companies are offering ads at the moment. (The ads I see are so random given the random content I watch.)
Always love your tutorials. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge! I really love self-striping yarn - having a hard time visualizing the actual warping board process and the math involved as they tend to overlap on the way back, etc... Just an idea for a future tutorial! :)
Do you mean the math as for the length? The length here is approximate for sure.
For the side rails, to prevent them twisting in, you could get a smaller dowel size, like a quarter inch or so, drill a hole through those top dowels while they're in place and then put the smaller dowel in to create a cross. This should keep it secure to prevent twisting with tension.
We thought about doing something like that. Thankfully, since we're not perfect wood workers the dowels aren't in at perfect angles so it holds things tight pretty well.
Gynx yarns (witch is no more) an might be called Gynx handmade here on UA-cam has a wrapping tutorial that will help you wrap all the yarn in the correct order. If anyone is looking for a good video to watch. I believe it’s in with her dyeing yarn tutorials.
Gynx has closed her channel so bummer on seeing that video again. I saw it years ago wish I could see again.
Oh that's too bad
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
Thank you so much, Linda!
LOVE it!!
I don't believe in mistakes, I call personalization. 😉
Awe
So pretty. I would like to see more purple.
More purple is an easy request for me. ;) It is my favorite color!
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Cool process
Thank you!
Second tip, put a little hair conditioner in final rinse water, rinse clean and you will have a fabulous feel to the yarn.
Another great tip!
I would love to see those colors, but with a paler orange, perhaps, for visual contrast. Love the idea of taking it to four colors.
A paler orange would bring more contrast - especially with the pink. I didn't think to look at this in B&W like I enjoy doing with some of my other videos.
Soooooooo gorgeous!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Love the yarn and the warping board. What a great idea! Can't wait to see the tutorial. What else can you use it for?
If I had a loom then you could make warps for it. My only plan is for super long skeins.
TIP, place slithers of wood in the pan underneath the jars to keep them off the bottom of the pan and are then less likely to crack.
This is a great tip! I use a pasta insert in the pot which keeps them above the bottom (there is about an inch of liquid beneath them) but a board would work well, too, for people who don't have inserts.
My husband made my warping board using pvc since I’m disabled and unable to lift stuff over certain weights and my pvc one is perfect.
I wanted to make one out of PVC initially - and that would definitely be lighter. I was trying to find the most cost effective way to DIY one to share with people. But I also highly recommend PVC pipe for everything!
OMG! that is gorgeous! Can you wind from the warping board into a cake rather than the intermediate step of the niddy noddy?
Absolutely! I would probably unwind a few yards at a time and then wind onto the cake. I'm not sure if it would pull off directly if that makes sense.
I prefer to store yarn in skeins versus cakes, but if the sponsor had asked me to cake up the yarn then I might have gone directly to a cake. (Of course, maybe not since I might want to show the skein for the video.... but this is a case where I might do things differently if I wasn't filming.)
So very pretty.
Thank you!
Being a Weaver I have a warping board but never thought to use it for making long skeins.😃
I saw a video ages ago from someone using a warping board for this and I cannot remember whose video it was or I'd give them a shout out. I'd LOVE to learn to weave someday!!
@@ChemKnitsTutorials ñnv8very nice
Great job. QUESTION PLEASE. Love that you make your own tools like the warping board. Very cool. Great yarn. Where do you learn how long the lengths need to be for self stripping yarn? How do you know what the yarn will look like and how the stripes will go/. Crazy, it must be mathematics, where I’m good as long and only if I know how to enter the calculation into the calculator to get correct answer. THANKS IN ADVANCE. My three colors would be two type of browns one dark one lighter maybe beige and a beautiful light blue.
This is a great question! I think there is some trial and error since it depends on how wide you want the stripes to be. The best way to calculate is to cast on and knit at the gauge you would use for socks. Unravel and measure the length of yarn. Multiply this length by the number of rounds you want the stripe to be, and how many stripes total. I've found that ~3-4 yards of bare yarn per color gives a nice sized stripe.
There are people who can give MUCH better recommendations on this than I can. I'm still figuring this out myself!
Wow, great job today Rebecca. But, I think it looks like a LOT of work to get it done. I think I would have had to keep that for myself. It was however fun watching you do all the work. Thanks.
Self striping yarn is a lot more work than other types of colorways. Gradients can be a lot of work, too. It takes a similar amount of time to wind a long skein as it does to crank a blank I think. Maybe the blank is a bit longer. I didn't time myself doing this, but I watched some UA-cam videos while I worked. :D
wow beautiful
Thank you!
If you get 3/8" rubber gaskets from the hardware store you can put them over the pegs that stick out at the join and it will hold it pretty securely. That's how the dowels on Schacht's Tension Kate are secured.
Will they fit over the 1/2 in peg? If so, this is a great idea. The whole thing stays pretty sold once I have it together right now, so I'm not super concerned, but this is worth looking into before I break down the construction.
@@ChemKnitsTutorials, if you have a peg that's not attached, bring it with you to the hardware store and try it out.
@@saraa3418 This is a great idea!!! I'm not sure I do but I could bring one of the sides of this no problem.
If you hang the winder on the wall and work side to side you will find it way easier to make a long hank.
oooooooo! It was hard to try to get into a space where I can film (Usually I prop the warping board up at my feet but you can't see things well that way.)
I am just getting started on my dye adventures, just wondering if the error will end up in every skein? 🙃 if not, how do I avoid it. Thank you MJ
The striping error was likely due to the fact this was one of my first times winding on the warping board and I must have crossed it at some point. I haven't made this mistake again (yet!)
Love to do this what do i need to do. To. Get yarn from you like this love your color choice i knitting
I have a couple of self striping colorways available at the moment but none with these colors. www.etsy.com/shop/chemknitscreations/?search_query=striping I hope to do more in the future!
What a gorgeous hank!
What exactly is difference between this warping board thing ( that I have no idea what it actually is lol) and using a yarn swift to wind and hank up a skein of yarn 🧶. ??
Thank u for sharing.
Could u please show us how to put & actually show how u tie / make the ties the ties in the wound hank of yarn where the hank won’t come apart or tangle? ☺️
Kriss - I set such a bad example of adding ties to yarn. Normally I just add a reusable nylon zip tie and call it a day. In this video I did add some butterfly ties, but you could do that on a smaller skein as well. I hope to make a dedicated video on preparing a skein for dyeing at some point.
The warping board is a tool that weavers use to make really really long lengths of yarn that they use for the warp of fabric, scarves, etc. Dyers can find these useful to make skeins longer than they might be able to from (for example) having two chairs super far apart in a dining room. I haven't filmed a proper tutorial with my warping board because I'm still practicing on how to use it myself. It is fun and useful, though.
The warping board creates a skein that is WAY too big to fit on a swift - which usually works well for skeins 1-2 yards in diameter. Some people like to reskein things so they can be a consistant length.
ChemKnits Tutorials lol 😂 still really don’t get this warping board and the use of a warp of fabric thing like u mentioned lol 😝
I’m a lost cause! 🤪
I"m looking at purchasing a warping board to try this. I see some are square and some are rectangle...does it make a difference for self striping yarn? Is one better than the other?
I think that the square one I made may be less ergonomic and more awkward than some other types, but I was trying to make one cheaply. I will say I love that we figured out a way to make it collapsible!
Can you do a video to explain more about the mistake you are talking about on the warping board?
This is a great question - unfortunately I think it would be hard for me to do because I'm not 100% sure how I made the error. I think I must have flipped direction at some point when winding. I would say the best advice is to make decisions when turning to always go over the peg (for example) and try to maintain that consistency.
Where can I find out what brand of dye you have been using?
Hi! I usually try to mention the dye brand down in the video description. For this video I used Dharma acid dyes.
Hi Rebecca! These 3 colors are stunning together! 😍
I'm wondering if you could possibly make a video sometime about your suggestions for crafters wanting to start selling their goods online? Legality-wise is what somewhat concerns me. I.E.: When is it required (or is it) to obtain a business license or create an LLC before selling online? What information is required to be on labeling for the products? I've Googled until my eyes crossed and I'm not finding black-and-white answers for selling online. Sorry for all the bombarding questions! 😬 LOVE your videos! ♥️
I love questions, so never apologize for asking them
@@ChemKnitsTutorials Thank you very much! Lots of great info here and I will definitely be looking into how to go about obtaining a business license for my city.
Oh Rebecca this was awesome. I can't believe I asked about this on Instagram the night before it came out. Your board is great but how could you not film everything you silly goose lol. I'm sure it will be fine. The yarn is beautiful! Great great job! One thing I'm trying to understand is how the mistake happened. Is it from where the yarn is tied together wasn't one color? I got confused there. I'm sure Ann can cut it out if she likes so know frets. 5 stars on this one!
I think when I was starting the vlog I got distracted working with Keith. I had a deadline for a collaboration so we had to get it done. I know I didn't film the glueing step but I think I can fill in the pieces that I didn't show.
It was so easy to make. It is not that much cheaper than purchasing a warping board, but Dyer Supplier really wanted me to try to make one myself. I might have tried PVC pipe but that would have gotten so expensive so fast. The nice thing with this one is that I can go SO MUCH longer than I have already and that isn't going to be any harder.
I need to do a proper warping board tutorial, for sure, though.
@@ChemKnitsTutorials oh I rewatched video n caught what you said when yarn changed directions mid stream. Got it now. Love this so much. Oh btw gynx closed her channel so no watching that.
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Thank you!
@@ChemKnitsTutorials Turned out BEAUTIFUL ❣️
i do not have a lot of space, i am thinking maybe trying a 2 color strip
Two colors are much easier to set up. 😍
@@ChemKnitsTutorials question , do i need to have a big loop or can i use a smaller loop of yarn
@@tattercandy you want a large loop so you have enough space for the stripe to be long. I've wrapped yarn around two chairs spread out or used a super long pvc pipe niddy noddy (see Dyepot weekly 100)
it would be cool to dye mini skeins inside of plastic easter eggs
That's a cute idea! Most of the eggs that I have on hand have some small holes in them, but maybe it could be used for steaming? I'm not sure if the plastic would melt or not, but if the plastic could hold up to steam it could be a nice plastic wrap alternative for minis.
@@ChemKnitsTutorials i think if you made some more small holes in the eggs it would not melt i know you can pour the melt and pour soap in them to create soap i think it would be fine
@@austinscraftcorner oh cool! I haven't tried them for soap molds before.
Gynx yarns (witch is no more) an might be called Gynx handmade here on UA-cam has a wrapping tutorial that will help you all the yarn in the correct order. If anyone is looking for a good video to watch. I believe it’s in with her dyeing yarn tutorials.
Beautiful Rebecca
Also with my board I had my husband to cut out the corner end so I could lay the 2 prices flush with each other an used wing nuts.
Thank you! I'm still not sure how I ended up with the switch back in the yarn, it was a mystery for me. I plan to practice more!
I had to do it a few times also before I got the hang of it. I haven’t done it in a while now but I want to say you go the opposite way of the other end so if you go over at the top then you will go under at the bottom. I will find the correct video an share it here
How can you sponsor a video?......I asked before the end of video lol!
Unfortunately, is currently sold out - but you should be able to still check out the listing through the video description. (In my etsy shop: chemknitscreations.etsy.com/)
I normally have a certain number of slots open at any given time and I release new slots as I finish videos. Right now I've reduced the number of videos that I am working on at a time since my time to film is much more limited. :(
My three colors would be brown, rust and gold..
Ok.. so for a newbi.. here what is a warping board? 😂😁
Great question! it is a device like a frame with a lot of pegs that weavers use to create the warp - or the long strands on the loop when they make a woven fabric. Dyers use this to make super long skeins for self striping and gradient type projects.
ChemKnits Tutorials 😂 lmao 😂 so then what is “the warp” ? Lol 😝
You keep saying mistake. It is a happy accident that is always a risk when dying yarn this way.
You're right, it is a happy accident! I was sad because I hoped that I could correct it with the dyeing. If I did a 2 strip colorway then it would have been invisible. BUT our sponsor is excited for the happy accident.
Very worst 🤮🤢