Dyepot Weekly #17 - Dyeing Wool Roving with a Tulip Tie Dye Kit
3,499 views · Published 9 January 2018 · 16:33 · Indexed 26 October 2026
Channel: ChemKnits Tutorials · 2018 · Howto & Style
I have some more tie dye, so let's see how well it works on 100% wool roving. The roving required a LOT of washing to remove the excess dye, and I don't think that I was as careful as I should have been. The roving in this video is totally spinnable, and is nowhere near a felted mess. However, I wouldn't call it 100% perfect, either. The ends are a bit felted but you can still pull the fibers apart. I think that I prefer dyeing methods that exhaust the dye when I'm using roving so that I can do less washing and manipulation of the wet fiber. This episode of Dyepot Weekly is sponsored by Sarah Birki. Thank you so much for your support! In this video, I dyed 100 g of 100% wool roving http://shrsl.com/q5yu (KnitPicks Affiliate Link) I used a Tulip One Step Tie Dye kit to dye this roving http://amzn.to/2Amv4kS (Amazon affiliate link) Video Contents: [0:00] Introduction. The wool roving was presoaked for ~1 hour in tap water. The dyes were mixed within the last hour. [1:38] The colors for today's video (and you can see how much dye is in each of the bottles, mixed according to the package instructions) [1:55] Applying the dye to the roving [7:25] Wrapping up the roving and preparing to leave it for 24 hours [9:11] Washing the fiber [13:50] the finishd dry roving For free knitting patterns and dyeing tutorials visit http://www.chemknits.com
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