A thorough breakdown of my favorite dyes from 7 different acid dye lines

[@monicapttrsn]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. You have been a great help.

[@trishylala]

I can’t wait for the dye book and master dye class!!

[@SequoiaMakes]

I love you so much! Thank you for sharing and taking the time to do this. It is invaluable to me, since I'm about to buy my first batch of acid dyes. I've been dyeing with food coloring, and I also have some fiber reactive dyes from Dharma that I use for tie dyeing plant based fibers.

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Please tag me with what you make on Instagram @frostyarn I'd love to see what you make!

[@nancyhughes386]

Very interesting!

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

Your tattoos are gorgeous

[@atomicfiberstudio]

Secret to getting dye to strike evenly: Shake the dye to mix, before use. Use a dye leveling agent. Dyes settle, in transit benefiting from a quick shake & tap. Wait before opening, otherwise they cloud. 😊 Leveling agent works, just like the CMYK print vs RBG. Hope that helps!

[@rhojobaldwin]

Wow! Thank you for all your work!

[@trishylala]

I have the laminated dye cards you originally did for dharma and jacquard and I use them every single time i dye or I want to buy a new dye color so these are such a good investment for every Dyer whether u dabble for hobby or dye for a business these are a seriously awesome tool!!! I saw this video and went and bought the new set and sent the link to my BFF before the first minute of the video played lol Now I will watch and enjoy the rest of the video

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Thank you so much! I hope you join the Facebook masterclass group!

[@ValWilliams57]

I know this is 6 months old but I just recently found this. Is there any way to purchase the cards and the class?

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

frostyarn.com/products/digital-pdfs-of-7-different-dye-cards You can buy the PDF and have them printed/laminated at your local shop.

[@ValWilliams57]

@@NicoleFrostYarn ProChem so far is my favorite. Landscape is crap!

[@NancyLiedel]

I would trade my Dharma Dusty Purple, for Deep Maroon! They don't make them. Sigh I do love Dharma. I adore WzF!

[@toniritchey2520]

I went to your website and dont see where I can order a laminated copy from you. just not trusting a downloaded file in case my printer does not print correctly.

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

I sold out of the laminates. Not sure when I'll offer them again. These files can be professionally printed and laminated with your local printer.

[@hollycameron8277]

This is so incredibly helpful!!!! You are an inspiration!! Can you tell me how to exhaust Rhodamine red that I dyed at 3% 🙈... I learned my lesson! But is it a throwaway? 4 skeins of sock yarn!!! So sad! I am so excited to learn from you!!!

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Rhodamine at 3% will never rinse clear, it'll always leave a tint to the water. If it's really bleeding and not just a tint to the water, I'd re heat set and then do a synthrapol wash followed by dharmas dye binder for bleeding colors.

[@dianeafay6379]

You ever try W Cushing acid dyes?

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Nope. Not interested in a dye line that's $3.35 for a third of an oz, when I can get 2 ozs for the same price from other manufacturers. The color range is limited as well. Not sure why anyone would dye with this line.

[@melanatedbohobae]

I need to work on my own book!

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

The world needs to know how your edgy boho melanin vibe is created. I am here to support and lend a hand to this effort! Let me know what you need!

[@ellenk9604]

How about Lanaset dyes?

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Hi! I'm not testing Lanaset dyes at this time because the color range is significantly more expensive and a very limited color range. The only "benefit" is their increased lightfastness and supposed lower temperature to strike. I have also never heard of a single professional dyer using them, meaning the pool of people who want a dye Card for lanaset would be zero with a cost of several hundred dollars to purchase, let alone the hours needed to dye, photograph, edit, light balance and format. If you want to read more about Lanaset, here you go: pburch.net/dyeing/lanasetdyes.shtml