Jacquard Acid Dyes for Millinery using the metric system

In this video I am going through the process of using powdered Jacquard Acid Dyes in a millinery context. This includes colour mixing using only 3 colours (CMY). I am also demonstrating the dyeing process with silk organza and a bleached parasisal straw, as well as talking about all the other materials that can be dyed in this way. Sorry for all the maths! This video is NOT sponsored. → Follow me ← Instagram: @byilonamillinery Website: https://www.byilona.co.uk → Tools & Materials 1 ← Safety gear! (gloves, facemask/respirator, apron, covered surfaces) Scales (cover them in cling film for safety) 1/8 tsp measure A selection of stirring sticks Jars Pipettes (you can manage without these, but you will be more accurate if you have them) Boiling water Masking tape Pen Jacquard Acid Dye powders (624 Turquoise, 620 Fuchsia, 601 Sun Yellow) → Tools & Materials 2← Mixed dye colours Stainless steel pots Large bucket (optional) Gloves and apron Mixing sticks Citric acid Teaspoon measure Materials to be dyed → Suggested Suppliers ← I like to shop around to see who has the best prices: https://www.empressmills.co.uk/jacquard-acid-dyes https://www.fredaldous.co.uk/products/jacquard-acid-dye → Time Stamps ← 0:00 introduction 1:40 colour wheel 2:30 process explanation 3:40 grams to tsp conversion 3:58 making dye stock 4:54 maths formulas 5:52 colour mixing ratios 6:15 mixing the colours 6:36 dyeing the organza 7:18 dyeing the straw 7:45 evaluation 9:22 fabric discussion #milline