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- Dyeing in the kitchen [videorecording] : cooking up custom colors with protein fibers and synthetic dyes / by Menz, Deb,1954-teacher.(CARDINAL)646482; Evans, Garrett,film director.; Getches, Carolyn,cinematographer,editor of moving image work.; Dobroth, Mark,composer (expression); Interweave Press.(CARDINAL)358341;
Getting started -- Types of dyes -- Mixing stock solutions -- Thinking about color -- Mixing colors -- One color, one pot, add water -- Can you resist? -- Dip it -- Do-it-yourself stripes -- A kettle full of rainbows -- Paint your yarns! -- More resources.Camera, Carolyn Getches ; editor, Carolyn Getches ; music, Mark Dobroth.Instructor, Deb Menz.Dyeing your own yarn or fiber offers the same satisfaction as making your own homemade soup. You know exactly what goes in it, you can tweak the ingredients to get exactly what you want, you can make endless variations from just a few basic ingredients. Plus, it's fun! And you can do it right in your own kitchen! Deb Menz knows the process inside out, and she is a master of making color alchemy attainable for anyone. All you need is some wool, silk, or other protein fiber and a few basic dye powders to mix and match as you please. In this cheerful session, Deb talks about: Equipment and safety, choosing basic dyes that are safe and easy to use, making stock solutions to keep handy for color mixing, simple (really simple!) math for creating repeatable colors if you want to, and color mixing. After that, it's all fun! Deep-water and low-water dyeing, dip dyeing, resist dyeing, ombrés, self-striping yarns, squirting, injecting, dribbling, and overdyeing if you don't like what you get the first time. Along the way, you will pick up useful hints on color theory so you can get just the effects you want.DVD.- Subjects: Instructional films.; Nonfiction films.; Color in textile crafts.; Spun yarns.;
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