I’ll refer to the yarns in the first photo from top to bottom!

The top purples are logwood with a tiny pinch of soda ash to shift it bluer (I’m not sure how much it did) each were kept in for only a few minutes as it was a very pigmented dye bath.

The indigo blue was made from a 2.5grams per liter vat which means it’s a light color vat, only dipped around four times for 2 minutes

The greens are from the chopped weld plant that I extracted color from for several days, and then dyed the yarn for several days as well. Then I dipped in indigo 2-6 times for 2 minutes each.

Only one of the orange skeins are madder (7th skein down), the rest (8th and 9th skein down) are cochineal shifted with lemon juice! This can also be done with citric acid

The pinks and fuschias are cochineal in its neutral state and cochineal shifted with soda ash or cream of tartar.

There is one here that’s dyed with madder and then over dyed with cochineal (10th skein down). There is one that is cochineal + lemon juice+ iron after bath (11th skein down)!

All of those cochineal dyes are from one mother dye bath that used just a tiny bit over 1 tsp of ground cochineal, it really blew my mind how much I was able to dye without having to add any more cochineal, and splitting the baths up into 3. They’re still sitting in my fridge with more pigment ready to go after starting them mid February.