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Dyeing Intentional Colour

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  1. Module 1: Introduction
    Welcome from Felicia Lo
  2. A Little Backstory
  3. Using this Learning Platform
  4. A Little Encouragement & Perspective
  5. Module 2: Three Perspectives on Dyeing
    Colour is Powerful
  6. Embrace the Math
  7. Magic is in the Mud
  8. Module 3: The Five Variables of Dyeing
    Variable 1: Dyes
  9. Variable 2: Yarn or Fibre
  10. Variable 3: Water
  11. Variable 4: Acid
  12. Variable 5: Heat
  13. Module 4: The Dye Studio: Setting Up Your Dye Workspace
    Space for Dyeing
  14. Equipment for Dyeing
  15. Safety in the Dye Studio
  16. Preparing Dye Stock Solutions
  17. Making a Dye Mixing Box
  18. Module 5: Principles of Precision Immersion Dyeing
    About Precision Dyeing
  19. Depth of Shade
  20. How Much Dye to Use
  21. Module 6: Dyeing Solid Colours: The Immersion Dyeing Process
    Preparing Yarn for Dyeing
  22. Preparing Fibre for Dyeing
  23. Pre-Soaking
  24. Scouring
  25. Step-by-Step Immersion Dyeing Yarn
  26. Module 7: Review & Troubleshooting
    Dyed & Dried: Reviewing the Yarns
  27. Troubleshooting During the Dyeing Process
  28. Troubleshooting After the Dyeing Process
  29. Overdyeing
  30. Module 8: Building a Colour Library
    Colour Wheels & Triangles
  31. Analog Techniques for Keeping Dye Records
  32. Digital Techniques for Keeping Dye Records
  33. Module 9: Next Steps
    Closing
  34. Resource & Downloads
Dyeing Intentional Colour Colour Wheels & Triangles
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Colour Wheels & Triangles

Felicia Lo

Now that you understand how to immersion dye solid shades on your yarn or fibre, the next step is figuring out how to get the hues that you want. The best way to do this is to begin developing your own colour library to use as reference.

NOTE // November 24, 2017: We talked more about Colour Triangles and the math involved during the November Live Office Hours, plus I included a downloadable Google spreadsheet that I use for calculating the quantities for dye triangles. See the Office Hours video here »

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