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I dyed my master list of Jacquard acid colors! Favorite colors and dye tutorial in comments : r/YarnAddicts

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I dyed my master list of Jacquard acid colors! Favorite colors and dye  tutorial in comments : r/YarnAddicts
Top Books for Acid Dyeing

Top Books for Acid Dyeing

Dyepot Weekly #299 - What Color is My Muk Acid Dye Really? (40 Jacquard  Acid Dyes Mixed Together)

Dyepot Weekly #299 - What Color is My Muk Acid Dye Really? (40 Jacquard Acid Dyes Mixed Together)

Formulated Especially For - Silk, wool, feathers, nylons, and other protein fibers, Jacquard Acid Dye ensures vibrant, long-lasting colors Consistent

Jacquard Acid Dye - Emerald - 1/2 Oz Net Wt - Acid Dye for Wool - Silk -  Feathers - and Nylons - Brilliant Colorfast and Highly Concentrated

Jacquard Acid Dye - Emerald - 1/2 Oz Net Wt - Acid Dye for Wool - Silk - Feathers - and Nylons - Brilliant Colorfast and Highly Concentrated

ChemKnits: Swatching Acid Dye Powders on Yarn, Part 2

ChemKnits: Swatching Acid Dye Powders on Yarn, Part 2

Dyeing Supplies

Dyeing Supplies

What you Need Before you Begin Working with Acid Dye, 🎨 Beginner Acid Dye  Tutorial

What you Need Before you Begin Working with Acid Dye, 🎨 Beginner Acid Dye Tutorial

Jacquard Acid Dyes produce the brightest, most brilliant colors possible for protein fibers (silk, wool and other animal fibers). Used for yarn and

Jacquard Acid Dyes - 4 Color Set (for silk and wool)

Jacquard Acid Dyes - 4 Color Set (for silk and wool)

Formulated Especially For - Silk, wool, feathers, nylons, and other protein fibers, Jacquard Acid Dye ensures vibrant, long-lasting colors Consistent

Jacquard Acid Dye - Brilliant Blue - 1/2 Oz Net Wt - Acid Dye for Wool -  Silk - Feathers - and Nylons - Brilliant Colorfast and Highly Concentrated

Jacquard Acid Dye - Brilliant Blue - 1/2 Oz Net Wt - Acid Dye for Wool - Silk - Feathers - and Nylons - Brilliant Colorfast and Highly Concentrated

ChemKnits: Swatching Acid Dye Powders on Yarn, Part 2

ChemKnits: Swatching Acid Dye Powders on Yarn, Part 2