Dye: Acid

Fill a stainless steel pot with water, add the dye powder, and stir to dissolve.

Scour (wash) the fiber thoroughly to remove oil or dirt, then soak in warm water. acid dye

(low immersion) or doing a solid color (high immersion)? Dyeing yarn or finished fabric ? Working with wool or nylon ? Fill a stainless steel pot with water, add

Stainless steel or enamel pot (non-food-safe), measuring spoons, scale, and stirring utensils. How Acid Dye Works Dyeing yarn or finished fabric

Acid dyes are highly effective, vibrant, and water-soluble colorants specifically designed to bond with (wool, silk, alpaca, mohair, cashmere) and nylon in a mildly acidic environment. They are known for exceptional colorfastness and producing deep, brilliant shades. Despite the name, the "acid" refers only to the necessary addition of white vinegar or citric acid to the dye bath, not the dye itself. Essential Supplies Protein Fibers: Wool or silk yarn/fabric.