There are a number of tutorials online regarding using acid dyes (for protein fibers - ie: animals fibers and some synthetics). They are pretty complete. Knitty has one or two; and a lot of other sites as well.
MMario - I don't live in the 21st Century - but I sometimes play a character who does.
The Twisted Sisters Sock Workbook is a great book on dyeing. Primarily focused on creating hand-dyed sock yarns, but tons of great information on tools and techniques that aren't sock-specific.
I have A Dyer's Companion (one of those spiral bound stand up on your desk jobbies.) I wouldn't say it's great enough to be your #1 dying resource (seeing the dying episode of knitty gritty plus that book and reading blogs and such has been enough for me thus far,) but at the same time, there is gobs of really good information in it.
I checked out a good book on dyeing for knitters called, ironically, "Dyeing to Knit." I don't have the author, but you could probably find it on Amazon or Alibris.com.
The exact title is "On Death and Dying" or, you can get the CD by Turtle Creek Chorale (Dallas, TX) called "When we no longer touch." which is an incredible choral work that follows the same stages....following the life of a man upon the death of his lover.
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Yes. I did mean dyeing as in
Yes. I did mean dyeing as in adding color to something. HA...not dying as in death.
Stan
There are a number of
There are a number of tutorials online regarding using acid dyes (for protein fibers - ie: animals fibers and some synthetics). They are pretty complete. Knitty has one or two; and a lot of other sites as well.
MMario - I don't live in the 21st Century - but I sometimes play a character who does.
The Twisted Sisters Sock
The Twisted Sisters Sock Workbook is a great book on dyeing. Primarily focused on creating hand-dyed sock yarns, but tons of great information on tools and techniques that aren't sock-specific.
I have A Dyer's Companion
I have A Dyer's Companion (one of those spiral bound stand up on your desk jobbies.) I wouldn't say it's great enough to be your #1 dying resource (seeing the dying episode of knitty gritty plus that book and reading blogs and such has been enough for me thus far,) but at the same time, there is gobs of really good information in it.
I checked out a good book on
I checked out a good book on dyeing for knitters called, ironically, "Dyeing to Knit." I don't have the author, but you could probably find it on Amazon or Alibris.com.
Bob
My 2cents, and I'm paying....
"dyeing" not "death and
"dyeing" not "death and dying" *grin*
MMario - I don't live in the 21st Century - but I sometimes play a character who does.
There's a classic on dying
There's a classic on dying out there by Elizabeth Kuebler Ross, but the exact title escapes me.
Peter
The exact title is "On Death
The exact title is "On Death and Dying" or, you can get the CD by Turtle Creek Chorale (Dallas, TX) called "When we no longer touch." which is an incredible choral work that follows the same stages....following the life of a man upon the death of his lover.
Best,
Bob
My 2cents, and I'm paying....