fbpx

Shopping Cart

No products in the cart.

Shopping Cart

No products in the cart.

Back to Course

Dyeing Complex Colour

0% Complete
0/0 Steps
  1. Next Steps
  2. Getting Started
    Resources & Downloads
  3. Welcome to Dyeing Complex Colour
  4. About the Learning Platform
  5. Equipment, Tools, and Studio Setup
  6. Reviewing the Five Variables of Dyeing
  7. Colour Theory for Dyers
    Colour Wheel Basics
  8. Physical Mixing vs Optical Mixing
  9. Making Muddy Colours
  10. Painting Exercise 1A: Creating a Colour Wheel From Primary Hues (RYB)
  11. Painting Exercise 1B: Creating a Colour Wheel From Primary Hues (CMY)
  12. Painting Exercise 2: Creating Muddy Colours
  13. Painting Exercise 3: Creating a Gradation Between Two Colours
  14. Dye Technique 1 // Immersion Dyeing with Resists
    Introducing Resists to Create Interest
  15. Immersion Dyeing with Gentle and Sharp Resists
  16. Immersion Dyeing in a Ball
  17. Reviewing Finished Skeins
  18. Dye Technique 2 // Layering Dye Colours
    Layering and Glazing with Multiple Colours
  19. Introducing the Dye Exercises
  20. Calculating Dye Requirements
  21. Dyeing a Glazed Colourway in Three Layers
  22. Dyeing a Glazed Colourway with Gentle Resists
  23. Reviewing Finished Skeins
  24. Dye Technique 3 // Low Water Immersion
    Dyeing Mottled, Low Contrast Yarns
  25. Dyeing Splashly, High Contrast Yarns
  26. Dyeing Splashly, High Contrast Fibre
  27. Dyeing Mottled, Low Contrast Fibre
  28. Reviewing the Finished Yarns and Fibres
  29. Dye Technique 4 // Handpainting
    Creating Strong, Distinct Sections of Colour
  30. A Word on Reproducible Handpainted Colourways
  31. Calculating Dyes Requirements for a Handpainted Colurway
  32. Dyeing a Handpainted Colourway on Yarn
  33. Dyeing a Handpainted Colourway on Spinning Fibre
  34. Reviewing the Finished Yarn and Fibre
  35. Dye Technique 5 // Self-Striping Yarns
    Introduction to Self-Striping Yarns
  36. Calculating Yardage for Self-Striping Sequences
  37. Preparing Yarns for Winding into Self-Striping Skeins
  38. Winding a 'Straight' Sequence
  39. Dye Calculations for Dyeing a 'Straight' Sequence
  40. Winding a 'Palindrome' Sequence
  41. Dye Calculations for a 'Palindrome' Sequence
  42. Dyeing the 'Straight' Sequence Skein
  43. Dyeing the 'Palindrome' Skein
  44. Finishing and Working with Self-Striping Yarns
  45. Dye Technique 6 // Working with Knitted Blanks
    Overview of Working with Knitted Sock Blanks
  46. Dyeing Sock Blanks with the Handpainting Technique
  47. Dyeing Sock Blanks with the Immersion Technique
  48. Dyeing Sock Blanks with the Low Water Immersion Technique

Participants 7825

Show more
Dyeing Complex Colour Painting Exercise 2: Creating Muddy Colours
Lesson 12 of 48
In Progress

Painting Exercise 2: Creating Muddy Colours

Felicia Lo April 16, 2020

One of the biggest fears that people have is when they’re dyeing that they’re worried about making a muddy colour. So, one of the ways that you can start to avoid muddy colours is to be sure of how you make a muddy colour!

Download the transcript for this video here »

Have questions about this? Please click here to discuss it in the forum »