Space Dyeing a Twisted Skein of Yarn with Wilton's Violet and Delphinium Blue

Will the colors break?

In past ChemKnits Tutorials dyeing experiments, we've demonstrated that both Wilton's Violet and Delphinium Blue will break apart into bright teals and fuchsias under the right conditions. What will happen if we try to dye a twisted skein of yarn in a dyebath of Wilton's Violet and Delphinium Blue food colorings? The conditions here are not maximized for color breaking, but looking to see if wet yarn slowly heated in the dyebath will still break. Watch to find out!

Video Contents (Skip ahead to the part you need!)
[0:00] Introduction and presoaking
[2:29] Setting up the Dyebath
[5:05] Adding the Yarn and turning up the heat.
[6:30] Reducing Temperature
[7:02] Checking in after another 10 minutes of simmering
[8:13] Untwisting the yarn to wash it
[9:55] The dry yarn and conclusions

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