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Description: Learn how to use acid dyes on Knit Picks Bare Yarns! Dyeing is fun way to take white, cream, or other light colored yarn in a new direction, and acid dyes are safe and easy introduction to dyeing. Follow along in this tutorial featuring Knit Picks staff member Alena Ruman, and she'll show you how to dye yarn a new solid color using the immersion technique and Jacquard Acid Yarn Dyes on a natural, non-superwash wool. She'll also show you how to create tie-dye effects using the bundling method and leftover dye bath. Supplies Yarn - Knit Picks offers a wide selection of bare yarns. (knitpicks.com/yarn/bare-dye-your-own/c/300110?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=video&utm_content=AcidDyeingImmersion) Gloves Wool Wash (knitpicks.com/accessories/garment-care-labels/c/300512?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=video&utm_content=AcidDyeingImmersion) Drop Cloths Heat Source Well Ventilated Area Shout Color Catcher White Vinegar or Citric Acid Acid Dye Powder such as Jacquard Dye or Greener Shades Acid Dye (knitpicks.com/accessories/yarn-dyes/c/300508?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=video&utm_content=AcidDyeingImmersion) Dye-Dedicated Pot Tongs Spoons Measuring Spoons