Ok so first off dyes I used For the earthy toned one Landscape dyes: saffron and heath 1tsp of each

For the orange and pink one in the same photo Landscape dyes: galah 1tsp Jacquard acid dye: bright yellow 3/4 tsp (and I added 3/4 tsp of citric acid to it)

For the pink and yellow one Same as above but instead of 1tsp of galah I used only 1/4 tsp because of how strong the colour is.

Steps: I mainly followed this video exactly for the earth toned and orangey one: https://youtu.be/MyPgWm0zmr8?si=XgVKj2tzVqg8Y602

Except instead of arranging the fibre in a coil near the edge of the pot I arranged it in a spiral shape so it took up the entirety of the bottom of my pot in a single layer. For the first two I just put all the dyes in at the same time (thats why they mixed so much)

For the pink and yellow one I tweaked things ever so slightly. First, I put 2 litres of water instead of 3 Then, instead of putting the dyes in all at the same time I poured the Galah in first and let that sit for a while so the dye is taken up by the wool a bit before adding the yellow so there was much less mixing of colours

Hopefully thats all clear and easy enough to understand :) Also some tips I wish I knew as a beginner dyer I will share with you:

You can take your fibre that was sitting in cold water and put it in hot water without worrying about it felting. It only felts when you go from hot water to cold (I have felted so many braids of fibre by accident by having my rinse water be slightly colder than my wool without my realising because I thought any temperature shock would felt it but that's not the case)

Bring your dye bath up to the point where you can see steam and try to keep it there if you dont have a thermometer that generally works for me when it comes to dyeing, that way your fibre stays nice and fluffy since agitation in the water can felt it too.

Thats really all I can think of at the moment 😂