Kettle Dyeing - Part 1: the pour over technique vs precise application featuring Knomad Yarn

[@dye2knit]

Love, love, love your tutorials!

[@monicaesparza1250]

Great video! Thank you so much for showing swatches of how they work up! As I’m learning dyeing techniques I’m wondering how they will look worked up on the variegated skeins. Can’t wait to watch more of your videos :)

[@AndyBun]

This is extremely informative. I love the side-by-side comparisons.

[@JaneLane2909]

Just found this looking for different yarn dying techniques. This is like the most informative video on this. So thank you very much! Especially for working up all those swatches.

[@desireeross9651]

Nicole, outstanding!. I wish I’d had access to this in depth, well explained information when I started 9 years ago

[@janetcannonteacher]

Excellent comparison video! Thank you!

[@moonbitaylor9500]

Thank you for your video. It’s very useful to see the swatches, thanks for taking the time to work those up. 👍

[@cmaur811]

Thanks for this Nicole 💕

[@julietpage4322]

Wow this is so informative! Thanks.

[@kaileyb8674]

wow love this video thanks for sharing all this information, I want to try dying and this was just a great video to show how each style works

[@mirwena]

great video. I am confused about math. How 2g in 1000ml gives you 2%. I think it's 0.2%. Or have I missed something?

[@lindseybourgeau7011]

I thought the same thing

[@lindafoster9098]

Could you please tell me what kind of rings you use around your yard and scans?

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Plastic shower curtain rings from amazon

[@janesmith4617]

Fabulous video, so informative. (And don't worry about saying ml or cc, they are both one cubic centimetre of liquid and work fine either way--the only difference is that ml is usually used for liquids and cc for solids, but it's not a significant thing!)

[@katemedley3057]

Wow!

[@cmaur811]

Where did you buy the pitchers? Lost everything in last years in house fire.

[@NicoleFrostYarn]

Amazon is where I get most of my tools

[@elizabethfilson4656]

1ml = 1cc

[@Clubkidknitter]

Please use a respirator or at least an N95 mask. Dry / powdered dye is Hell on your lungs. Otherwise, I love your results. ❤