A Newbie's Guide To Inks - Part I

[grayautumnday]

... that makes a product called Colorhue have managed to do similarly for silk (protein) fibers and the necessary acid dyes.
 

But gettjng a combined delayed process almost always means extremely low saturation and a fair amount of unreacted dye crocking (wearing off with movement moisture and touch). The saturation on Noodler's liquids are overall very nice!

 

 Sorry for letting my work on reining in thoughtless comments slip this morning, all!

[inkstainedruth]

7 hours ago, grayautumnday said:

I've been dyeing yarn thread paper and clothing for around 30 years

Interesting.  I just went to a dyeing workshop recently involving using indigo and marigold.  The indigo was interesting but the marigold results were less yellow and more orange than anyone expected (I brought some cotton fiber to dye and also a skein of linen yarn -- unfortunately the linen all went into the marigold dye bath before I could wind it into two skeins.... 

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth