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Brenden Stewart
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2007
Tie Dye Experiment | The Eight-Greens Spiral
In this video we tie dye a shirt using the ice dye method. Tie dye experiment with 8 different green colors to see what happens. Try this method with variations of your favorite color.
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Tie Dye | Black Back Rainbow Spiral
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In this video we tie dye a rainbow spiral shirt with an all black back. The result is a very popular rainbow variation. Tie dye shirts draw a lot of compliments, and this one will for sure. Easy liquid tie dye.
Tie Dye. I mixed WAY too much dye...Now what?
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In this video we are making the "chaos crumple" tie dye t-shirt. This is a neat way to use up the remaining liquid dye when you have left over. Super easy.
How to Tie Dye | Mermaid Spiral
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In this video we tie dye a t-shirt in mermaid colors. Spiral tie dye. Liquid dye. A mermaid you have probably heard of..... not that big.
How to Tie Dye | Rainbow Pleated T-Shirt
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In this video we use the pleating technique to fold a T-shirt which we then liquid tie dye in a rainbow pattern. Beginner friendly tie dye technique.
Tie Dye Hydrangea Inspired Spiral
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In this video Im attempting to create a shirt inspired by the hydrangea flower.
How to Tie Dye | Mystery Spiral | 4 Random Colors
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Tie Dye tutorial using 4 colors chosen at random to see what happens.
How to Tie Dye | Two Color Spiral
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Tie dye tutorial, Spiral, two color, liquid dye. Surprise ending.
How to Tie Dye | Rainbow Spiral Ice Dye
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Tutorial on the process of making a tie dye t-shirt. Rainbow pattern using the ice dye technique. Super easy and beginner friendly.
Hiking Portland Oregon | MT. TALBERT |
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Hiking Mt. Talbert Nature Area, Portland Oregon
Relaxing Hike in Portland Oregon | TRYON CREEK |
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A relaxing hike at Tryon Creek Park in Portland, Oregon.
Ooooo I think Belle is going to like this one!!
Very nice shirt! I feel like if a hobbit wore tie-dye, they would pick that one. 💚
What an awesome thought, I love it 😊
That came out great…you should try putting another shirt below the one you’re dying. Be cool to see what happens 👍
I like that idea!
What's the size of jars you're using?
The big one is 8oz all the others are 2oz which is the smallest size available from Dharma.
@@BrendenStewart thanks! I got a few 2oz jars on order from them and I was wondering how big they were going to be. Great video and shirts!
Wow love the finished shirt!! Def gonna try this style!!!
Yay! Thank you!
What blanks do you use? I like the white polyester seem threading!!
These are Gildan 100% cotton. I get mine at Michael’s 😀
Looks good - love the pops of green!
Thanks! I was very pleased with the result 😀
Looks great, Brandon. I actually have a couple Vids coming up on the same subject.😁✌️
Very cool! I’ll keep an eye out 😁
Love it!!
Thank you!!
It looks great!
Thank you! These seem to turn out good every time.
Fabulous!!!
Thank you! 😊
Do the rubber bands serve a purpose other than holding g the shirt tight? Why do some use liquid versus dry powder dye?
The rubber bands are just there to keep the shirt nice and tight, essentially keeping the folds together while the dye sets in. Liquid dye gives very predictable colors in the end product. Using powder dye with ice over it allows the colors to “split”. For example if you choose a green powder dye, that green is actually a combination of yellow and blue powder. When your green “splits” it will produce some green some yellow and some blue colors on the shirt. Basically powder dyes produce more unpredictable results. 😀
I luv making baby tees!!! so dang cute!! good job!!
Thanks! She really liked it 😀
That shirt is cool!!! Love it!!!
Thanks! I gave it to my buddy yesterday and he dug it too.
Looks great! The black was a good idea.
Thank you, it did seem to help with the contrast. 😊
That one came out so cool! Can't wait to show you littlest biggest fan.
I hope she likes it!
That shirt came out nice!!! Great job!!!
Thanks! I really like this one. 😀
Great job !
Thank you 😀
You got great saturation on that Branden😁✌️
Thanks, I dig it
Love the outcome! I like how the green bled into the yellow!
Me too! Happy accident
Very nice. 👀 Subscribed. 👍
Awesome, thank you!
What dye to you redomend
I primarily use dye from Dharma Trading company 😀
Nice shirt, thank you
Thank you too!
Brenden: "I hope the kiddo likes it." Ellie: "I love it, unkie Benden! It's my favorite!" Turned out great!
Love it! 🧜♀️
Yay! Thank you!
So cute!!!! Great idea for Ariel inspired colors. I was a little worried that the red and green would create brown where they met but it turned out great. 💜💚❤️
@@karlat7880it was a bit of a gamble but I think it turned out pretty good 😀
Ellie really likes the green.
I’m told that’s currently her favorite color
Turned out awesome! ❤️
Thanks! I dig it
It turned out very cool!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching 😀
Do you use soda ash?
Yep, all my shirts are pre soaked in soda ash
Hydrangeas are my favorite flowers. I’ve taken lots of pics of them this year.
My first thought was Syracuse University colors
That would have been a great guess
Thanks for the tip about the hemostats
Awesome shirt! I just ordered some Dharma colors yesterday, so I've been looking at some videos to get ideas. My last set was liquid dye from Dharma (now discontinued) so this should be fun. I have a question and so far I haven't been able to find an answer. When you are doing ice dye, what would happen if you were to place a prepared shirt underneath your rack to catch the drips and have a twofer? It might require a little extra dye and ice on the top one, but have you tried it, or found anyone who has? It might be a fun experiment "for the sake of science".
That’s a cool idea! I think the shirt below the rack would be considered a “muck dye” which is a technique I haven’t tried yet. If you want to get a sense of how the bottom shirt might turn out I would TH-cam that term. Sounds like a cool experiment 😀
@@BrendenStewart Excellent! I look forward to it!
Ellie says Hi 👋
Hi Ellie!
beautiful shirt bro
Thanks I really appreciate it
What does the soda ash do?
@@karlat7880 soaking the shirt in soda ash solution helps the dye bind to the fabric. The colors will be brighter and will remain brighter through more washes. Soda ash is sold in powder form and is mixed 1 cup soda ash to 1 gallon of water. I use a 5 gallon bucket and soak the shirts for 20 minutes. :)
@@BrendenStewart thank you!
Bob Ross vibes over here.
Ellie says: wow! This is good!
Thanks Ellie!
Awesome...
@@mariobarrron638 thanks buddy