The Mystical Magical Tie-Dye Spider Design (TimeStamps in Description Box)
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- Here is another video in the Mystical Magical Series, this time up is the Spider Design
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TIMESTAMPS :
Tying the Spider : 1:53
Tying Upside down Spider : 5:40
1. Single Color : 9:15
2. Two Color Upside Down : 11:33
3. Two Primary Colors Spider : 13:49
4. Pie Dye Spider : 18:08
5. Four Color Spider : 20:38
6. One Color Pour Dye : 22:55
7. Dyeing Lines Spider : 25:28
8. Three Color Pour Dye : 28:09
9. Wild Spider : 32:58
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Man I just wish I had found your channel about a year ago you are by far the most interesting tie-dye channel on TH-cam thanks for all the info
Thank you, I am glad you found me.... I love to help other have fun and success with this art.... I have been at it for 22 years now and still love what can be done with it... I love the uniqueness of it.... even if someone follows my tutorial and uses the same colors... theirs is still different than mine is... have fun creating!! and you are welcome!! ✌🏻🙏💚
Thanks again for sharing Shirley. Still love you videos
You are so welcome 🙏
You Are The Absolutely, Most Bestest, Fucking Master Of Tie-Dye and I Tip My Hat To You, Sir ~
I Started Tie-Dye In The 1960s and Thanks to You I am At it Again; Funny How Shit Keeps Creeping Back Into The New Lexicon That Is Society ~
Love You And Your Channel; My "FAVE" On the "Tube' ~
Thank you so much... I just love helping other have success with this art as it was very secretive when I started it 21 years ago ❤️✌🏻🙏
PLEASE tell us how you made the shirt you have on!!
Go to his video entitled, Over dye. Carl does list the link in some of the comments.
you are welcome, I am glad to be of help .....As for the tee I am wearing at the beginning, it is what I call an Over Dye, I start with an already dyed tee, then I soak in soda ash in a separate basin as some dye can leach out into the soda ash ..... then I tie the tee with sinew so I can tie it very tightly.... this blocks the dye from getting to the areas under the sinew... then I dye the tee with black.... when I rinse it, the original colors of the tee shine through the black .... : th-cam.com/video/CPI_23w6JkY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. Just magical Another fun video.
I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your process. They all look beautiful!
Thank you so much and you are welcome 🙏
Love the spider design!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for such a complete video on the spider design! You are a great instructor!
You are welcome 🙏 and yeah I love to explore all of the possibilities... have fun creating!!
These are marvelous!
thank you
Oh, my, Carl. I think my favorite was the wild spider. So beautiful. I like my spiders to run "right side up". Before I spin the shirt I make sure the sleeves are facing me, pinch and spiral clockwise. If the sleeves are facing away from me and spin clockwise the spider will be "upside down". Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. We appreciate you. Peace and love to you and Julie:)
Thank you and yes the Wild Spider was my favorite out of this bunch as well ... and yes I love how something so simple as twisting a different direction can turn the design upside down ... Peace Love Light & Laughter to you... thank you for all of the support you give to me ✌🏻❤️🙏
Agree!
I love them all! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Thanks so much 😊 and you are welcome ✌🏻
Your Mystical Magical series offers high-saturation learning ✨️ so great
I am glad you find them helpful... I hope to get at least one more of them done, but if I am inspired to do more, I will .... but this is how I experimented back in the day when I was first learning this art... I would try a fold and then dye it in various ways to see what I could get ✌🏻
Love this, Mr TieDye! You are the OG of tying and dying!
thank you and you are welcome 🙏 ... have fun!!
Thank you for using the proses that allows your viewers to see the results almost immediately. Your viewers thank you! And beautiful work you do. Do a blue one with 3 shades of blue and a red, orange yellow! Like blue fire and red 🔥🔥 I’m sure you did that already. But again thanks I enjoyed your video! ❤️ can’t wait to try. Oh and what is soda ash and where do I buy it?
You are so welcome and yes I think when doing several tee, showing the results after each one works great for the viewer ....
as for soda ash ... it is also called Sodium Carbonate ... it is a chemical used to raise the pH... this is what activate the Procion Dyes and cause them to bond with the cotton fibers ... you can buy it where you buy your dye, OR you can get it from a Pool Supply Store, just make sure it is soda ash as they sell other chemical as well (Sodium Bicarbonate is not the same) ...
here is my Beginner's Playlist which has many tips and tricks to tie-dye as well as a video on how I mix OR Make soda ash : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
I really love the spider design! It’s awesome looking!
thank you, I love it as well and it is fun to dye it in different ways to get different designs
I love tie dying a lot but can only do the simple things! I’ll have to watch your vids again to see how you do thing! Will you be doing any Christmas tie dye?
Love your videos!!! My wife got me a kit for Christmas and I'm hooked! Got alot of friends in the jam band scene that make dyes. I'm hooked and so glad I found your channel!! So much fun!
Awesome... have fun!!
Thank you
you are welcome 🙏
I loved the variety of patterns resulting from the various ways of applying the die! Amazing!
I just ordered my first ever batch of dyes from Dharma! I'm excited! Now for the waiting game. :(
Maybe they'll get here quickly and surprise me!
I really like the "Wild Spider"! So cool :)
I did not know you could do a long sleeve spider!!!
yes you can.... it just takes longer to tuck the sleeves, but I dye tanks, tees and LS tees basically the same way, the LS just take longer to work with.... OR, you can do something different with the Long Sleeves... here is a video to show some of what I have done with long sleeves :th-cam.com/video/tonzSBGn09k/w-d-xo.html
@@MrTieDye Thank You so much!!!!
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Best video I've seen on this subject...you made tie dye look simple....My son has special needs but I sure it will be great experience for him to try..You gave me the confidence to teach him....again thank you so much...
Thank you and you are welcome.... I love to make this art easy for anyone to be able to do it and have fun and success with it ... here is a playlist of these type videos where I take one design and dye it many ways : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzupFrPUZZWKvIQc_A28Af0Bt.html
also :Hello and Welcome to the Wonderful World of Tie-Dye ....
I use Procion Dyes I pre wash and pre soak the cotton tees in a Soda Ash solution, this raises the pH level of the cotton which activates the Procion Dyes (sources listed below) and causes a chemical bond to form between the cotton fibers and the Procion Dyes. (Procion Dyes work on other natural fibers as well like : Bamboo, Hemp, Linen, Rayon, and even silk, but I use a slightly different process for silk)
I have a ton of videos that are sorted into many different playlists so be sure to explore …
I have put a bunch of videos into one Playlist to help get you started with an overview of Tie-Dye, and then how to mix the Dyes, mix or make Soda Ash, Batch the tees (let the dyes set up so the bonding can happen), and the Rinse/Wash Out Process...
Also, I have many videos on the basic folds and various ways of dyeing the cotton tees or tapestries ... Have fun exploring and I wish you success on your Tie-Dye Journey, Oh and I recommend taking photos of your work so you can look back and see how far you have come as this is an art that you will need to practice, but it pays off with getting better each time you do it .....
This art can be quite addictive, you have been warned lol 😉
Here is my Beginner's Playlist : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
✌🏻❤️🌈🥳🙏
Here is a list with some more folds to try out :
th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2Bzupqjuh_6wdf-wMlgGdAjVaE.html
Plus, there are many other tie-dye artists who share their techniques so others can learn, here is a list I have compiled that were mentioned in the tie-dye pages : th-cam.com/users/MrTieDyechannels
Most Dyers use Procion Dyes, so just in case you are looking for sources for those, here are the main places to buy them from in the US :
CA : Dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
CO : Grateful Dyes : www.grateful-dyes.com/
CO : CO Wholesale Dye Corp. : www.bulkdye.com
NC : Custom Colors Inc. : www.customcoloursinc.com/
MA : Pro-Chemical and Dye : prochemicalanddye.net/
MO : Dyespin : www.dyespin.com
You have been a big motivation to me.
You are Welcome 🙏
I like all of them but I was really curious about the shirt that you’re wearing when you’re doing the dying thanks again for all your info✌️
Thank you, As for the tee I am wearing at the beginning, it is what I call an Over Dye, I start with an already dyed tee, then I soak in soda ash in a separate basin as some dye can leach out into the soda ash ..... then I tie the tee with sinew so I can tie it very tightly.... this blocks the dye from getting to the areas under the sinew... then I dye the tee with black.... when I rinse it, the original colors of the tee shine through the black .... : th-cam.com/video/CPI_23w6JkY/w-d-xo.html
@@MrTieDye Thank you so much I just watched the dye over video guess what I’ll be doing today I have quite a few I can dye over thank you so much for all of your help✌️
Hey Mr.TieDye, have you tried the original dyes called RIT dyes in the Activites room of Max 12 called Tie-Dye Club and it is over by now??.
I am glad I went back to this vid. How do I guarantee the the wedge pie will have the point up and the color I want highlighted?
are you talking about the 4th tee in this video, the one I call Pie Dye?? if so, then to make sure you get the color you want in the middle, I suggest using a washable marker to mark where you want a certain color, then when you tie it up, make sure the color mark is visible and then dye accordingly ... I hope this answers your question, if not, then please ask a new one rather than reply as I do not get notified of replies ✌🏻
Thank you very much Carl! You are the best ;-) I also really like a lots the T shirt that you are wearing on the video! Did you make a video for it? How is it call?
He lists a link to his video in a couple of the comments above but you can type in Mrtiedye- Over dye.
you are welcome, I am glad to be of help .....As for the tee I am wearing at the beginning, it is what I call an Over Dye, I start with an already dyed tee, then I soak in soda ash in a separate basin as some dye can leach out into the soda ash ..... then I tie the tee with sinew so I can tie it very tightly.... this blocks the dye from getting to the areas under the sinew... then I dye the tee with black.... when I rinse it, the original colors of the tee shine through the black .... : th-cam.com/video/CPI_23w6JkY/w-d-xo.html
I love your designs I’ve never tried to do a spider design. Also in the very beginning of your tutorial I like your black T-shirt with the multiple colors. Could you please send me that link so I can try that design too? Thank you🌈🌈
Thank you... have fun and I wish you success!!
As for the tee I am wearing at the beginning, it is what I call an Over Dye, I start with an already dyed tee, then I soak in soda ash in a separate basin as some dye can leach out into the soda ash ..... then I tie the tee with sinew so I can tie it very tightly.... this blocks the dye from getting to the areas under the sinew... then I dye the tee with black.... when I rinse it, the original colors of the tee shine through the black .... : th-cam.com/video/CPI_23w6JkY/w-d-xo.html
You should try the 2 color one like you did with the yellow and turquoise but just put turquoise on one side. I would try but some how I can't ever get the spider to show up and my ts just come out like a regular spiral
What colors would you recommend using to use under a black light? As for the spider design. I like putting one on the top and one on the bottom of the tshirt or putting one on the top and one on the side under the armpit. Which makes 3 on the shirt. Oh and how do you keep your bottles from leaking? I bought quite a few from Dharma and they all leak on the lid. I noticed these didn't have the little gaskets like the other bottles I have.
for Black Light, to start, I recommend leaving some white in the tee as it will glow the best .... next would be bright colors ... they glow the best under black light ... so like Lemon Yellow, Turquoise and other lighter shades
as for the bottles, I have many older bottles from dharma and they seems to have been made better .... some of these bottles I have had for 20 years, the rest I use a bit of plumber's tape on the threads
Great! Love them. How do I keep white parts white?
part of keeping the white spots is batching for long enough... the soda ash is what activates the Procion dyes.... I batch my tees for 48 hours with heat added by stacking my tubs next to a heat vent (a good batch time is 24 hours with a temp of 70F) ... by the time I am done batching with heat, most of the dyes are exhausted, so there is less chance that they will back stain the white areas of the tee in the wash,
the other thing I do is start with a cold water rinse in the sink while the tee is still tied, this will rinse away the soda ash .....
and lastly, I use Synthrapol soap in the washes, it helps to keep the dyes suspended in the water... some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish soap or Folex Carpet Cleaner as they to are pH neutral ... when doing the initial washout, you do not want to reactivate the dyes you rinsed away and some detergents have soda ash in them... so it is best to stick with a pH neutral soap for the initial wash out... I do 3 hot water washes on my tees minimum.... first one is a short cycle and then two long soak cycles ... all in hot water, the first load I use more soap since there is more un bonded dyes... then the next two washes I use less soap... just enough so there are a tiny bit of suds on top of the water (BUT, not a full on bubble bath) ..... here is my Beginner's Playlist with lots of helpful tips and tricks to tie-dye and the 9th video shows my wash out process the I have described here : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
oh Carl ! wonderful different spider video. i am really intrigued with the pour dye. could you tell me how much dye powder to the one half cup water. or did i miss it? never got around to tell you how excited i was that you and Julie married !
Thank you ... and it is just regular mixed dye, the same as I would use in any of my other tie-dye videos, just poured from a cup instead of squeezed from a bottle .... so I use 5-6 tsp of dye powder to make 16 oz of dye
and thank you.... we have been together for 10 years and decided it was time to get married ❤️🌈✌🏻🙏
Love the wild one! What size shirt do you wear?
Thank you and I wear XL ✌🏻
@mrtiedye can you do a video on dip dyeing? specially in hot water.. i want to know what are the pros of both the methods.. with normal temperature water and hot water.
Thank you so much in advance!
Great suggestion, but I have never done dip dyeing.... I know Courtenay Pollock does dip dyeing ...
I heard you say that you soaked them in soda ash AFTER you tied them?
I though you soaked them in soda ash just before the process of designing and tying???
I'm a beginner that will be starting after Christmas.
I've watched a lot of your videos and really thankful for them. ❤
Update: Just watched the whole thing. All great. Love the ones with pink and the last "wild" one.
Hello and welcome Susies ✌🏻 the soda ash can be use at various times, the main thing is to use it before you batch the tees ... so yes, my most common method has been to do a pre wash on the tees... and then I soak in soda ash for 20 minutes and spin out the excess ... then I fold and dye the tee while it is barely damp with soda ash ...
BUT, you can also pre wash and then tie the tees while damp and then soak the tee in soda ash ... for this method, you need to be able to squeeze out the excess soda as without messing up your fold... so I tend to use my washer to spin out the excess as I can lean the tees (if they are tied up in a spiral, scrunch or spider as these designs are harder to squeeze without messing up the design) against the basin and once the spinning starts, they are flat against the walls of the washer
AND, one other way, which I have been exploring more with, is to tie and dye while they are just barely damp from the prewash... then at the end, I add a coat of soda ash over the top, then flip and add a coat to the bottom while it sits on the rack in my bin... this way excess soda ash or dye can drip out ... I show the bins I use in this video on how I batch my tees : th-cam.com/video/SvhwNQbhZJA/w-d-xo.html
AND, here is a video where I demo this process with three tees : th-cam.com/video/rkmAQxOu52A/w-d-xo.html
and here is a little more info on what Soda Ash/Sodium Carbonate does :
soda ash ash raises the pH level of the cotton (or other natural fibers like bamboo, hemp or linen) fibers and then when the dyes come in contact with them, the high pH level causes a chemical reaction in the dyes and causes them to form a permanent bond with the cotton fibers of the tee ... then you need time or heat to form the bond...
I like to use both so I batch my tees for 48 hours with heat added.... but 24 hours at 70F is a good time as well
and since you said you were new, here is more info that I post for new people, you may have already seen some of this, but just isn case :
Hello and Welcome to the Wonderful World of Tie-Dye ....
I use Procion Dyes I pre wash and pre soak the cotton tees in a Soda Ash solution, this raises the pH level of the cotton which activates the Procion Dyes (sources listed below) and causes a chemical bond to form between the cotton fibers and the Procion Dyes.
I have a ton of videos that are sorted into many different playlists so be sure to explore …
I have put a bunch of videos into one Playlist to help get you started with an overview of Tie-Dye, and then how to mix the Dyes, mix or make Soda Ash, Batch the tees (let the dyes set up so the bonding can happen), and the Rinse/Wash Out Process...
Also, I have many videos on the basic folds and various ways of dyeing the cotton tees or tapestries ... Have fun exploring and I wish you success on your Tie-Dye Journey, Oh and I recommend taking photos of your work so you can look back and see how far you have come as this is an art that you will need to practice, but it pays off with getting better each time you do it .....
This art can be quite addictive, you have been warned lol 😉
Here is my Beginner's Playlist : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
✌🏻❤️🌈🥳🙏
Here is a list with some more folds to try out :
th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2Bzupqjuh_6wdf-wMlgGdAjVaE.html
Plus, there are many other tie-dye artists who share their techniques so others can learn, here is a list I have compiled that were mentioned in the tie-dye pages : th-cam.com/users/MrTieDyechannels
Most Dyers use Procion Dyes, so just in case you are looking for sources for those, here are the main places to buy them from in the US :
CA : Dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
CO : Grateful Dyes : www.grateful-dyes.com/
CO : CO Wholesale Dye Corp. : www.bulkdye.com
NC : Custom Colors Inc. : www.customcoloursinc.com/
MA : Pro-Chemical and Dye : prochemicalanddye.net/
MO : Dyespin : www.dyespin.com
@@MrTieDye Thanks. You're going to keep me happily busy. Appreciate your help.
Hi, I'm new to your channel this morning. I heard yesterday the the 90's fashions are back and that means tie dye and plaids. I sell on Ebay and Etsy, thought I should learn to tie dye. I will see some of your other video t learn the full process. What kind of dye do you use and what did you say they were soaked in before you dye them. Thank you for a great vidio. Who is best to learn from then a true hippie. lol Barbara
Hello Barbara and Welcome to the Wonderful World of Tie-Dye ....
I use Procion Dyes I pre wash and pre soak the cotton tees in a Soda Ash solution, this raises the pH level of the cotton which activates the Procion Dyes (sources listed below) and causes a chemical bond to form between the cotton fibers and the Procion Dyes.
I have a ton of videos that are sorted into many different playlists so be sure to explore …
I have put a bunch of videos into one Playlist to help get you started with an overview of Tie-Dye, and then how to mix the Dyes, mix or make Soda Ash, Batch the tees (let the dyes set up so the bonding can happen), and the Rinse/Wash Out Process...
Also, I have many videos on the basic folds and various ways of dyeing the cotton tees or tapestries ... Have fun exploring and I wish you success on your Tie-Dye Journey, Oh and I recommend taking photos of your work so you can look back and see how far you have come as this is an art that you will need to practice, but it pays off with getting better each time you do it .....
This art can be quite addictive, you have been warned lol 😉
Here is my Beginner's Playlist : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
✌🏻❤️🌈🥳🙏
Here is a list with some more folds to try out :
th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2Bzupqjuh_6wdf-wMlgGdAjVaE.html
Plus, there are many other tie-dye artists who share their techniques so others can learn, here is a list I have compiled that were mentioned in the tie-dye pages : th-cam.com/users/MrTieDyechannels
Most Dyers use Procion Dyes, so just in case you are looking for sources for those, here are the main places to buy them from in the US :
CA : Dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
CO : Grateful Dyes : www.grateful-dyes.com/
CO : CO Wholesale Dye Corp. : www.bulkdye.com
NC : Custom Colors Inc. : www.customcoloursinc.com/
MA : Pro-Chemical and Dye : prochemicalanddye.net/
MO : Dyespin : www.dyespin.com
@@MrTieDye fabuloso!!!!!
I'm new to the dye and I've only been letting mine batch for 24 hours plus I haven't been using soda ash. Should I be using the soda ash and letting my products batch longer? One of them is a kit and it said only 6-8 hours but I did 24 hours. Gonna try this design plus the way you fold yours. Great designs
24 hours is a good batch time, I leave mine for 48 hours just to give more of the dye time to bond with the cotton fibers .... as for Soda Ash, the One Step Kits usually have soda ash mixed in with the dyes, so as soon as you add water to the bottles, the dye is active.... so to get better colors from the kits, I recommend doing a pre wash on the tees and then getting all of your tees folded and tied up and all ready to dye, then mix the dyes and use right away for the best colors
BUT, one more thing you could do to improve the colors from the kits even more is to buy some soda ash (Also known as Sodium Carbonate, I buy mine locally at a Pool Supply Company as they use the same chemicals to adjust the pH of pools and hot tubs) and do a pre soak on your tees and then wring out the excess.... I use my washer to 'Spin' out the excess soda ash (Just make sure that your washer does not spray water during the spin cycle, if it does, try setting it to halfway through the cycle, as excess water on the tee will dilute the soda ash) so the tee is barely damp when I fold and dye it
Just in case you have not seen it, here is my Beginner's Playlist with lots of helpful tips and tricks to getting started with tie-dye and using Procion Dyes : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
@@MrTieDye thank you so much for your tips and I really do enjoy your videos.
Question well two how do you dye a shirt that has a print on front and also how do tye dye a black shirt or can you thanks so much
I will be doing a video for tee shirts with logos .... the process varies depending on the logo ... some are thick and the dye will not affect them.... others are thin and the dye can color or obscure them...
so, I look at the print and if it is symmetrical, then I will fold the tee in half along the lines of the decal, then I pleat around the decal and tie it off with sinew or kite string ... then you can bag the decal and tie it off... (I will usually get it wet with plain water before I tie the bag off... I like the fabric to be wet as dry fabric will attract the liquid dyes to spread that direction) ... then you can fold and tie the rest of the tee up and dye it
Sometimes I will just fold the tee up and include the decal with the fold and then make sure to put a lighter shade of color over the decal part of the tee
If the decal is not symmetrical, then the gathering is a little more difficult, but I still kind of fold and gather around the decal and tie it off in the same fashion
as for dyeing black tees, yes I do that, but first I tie them up and remove color from the tee, here is my full discharge playlist : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuqUum7wx4njWkcy_HI10P-o.html
the Out White Brite is my favorite method for removing color if I want to leave a black design behind and remove most of the color from the tee ... then I can rinse it very well, the soak in soda sh and dye it ... have fun exploring ✌🏻
Didn't know about storing dye in the fridge.
yeah that was a game changer... I do not do as much dyeing as I used to, but string in the fridge gives the dye longer life.... not as bright as fresh mixed, but nice to have it around when I want to dye spur of the moment ✌🏻😉
are your shirts for sale ? Great designs.
Thank you and yes, the ones I have for sale are in my store here : www.mrtiedye.com ✌️
Hi! Can someone help? I'm trying to make a yellow and purple combo.. but they together make brown/maroon.. so what if i first dye yellow.. do the whole process and wash and stuff.. and then add purple to some area... will that work?
I would lay the purple down first and let it spread for a while, so I would start putting the dye on the tee about an inch or more from the line so it can spread.... then put the yellow on, leaving a bit of white space so the yellow can spread some... then touch up the last bit of white on the tee with more yellow, just go slow.... here is a video showing how I use Orange and Purple together in this manner : th-cam.com/video/TAo9BgtpZ2Q/w-d-xo.html
What is the design you're wearing at the beginning of the video? Do you have any videos on that?
The tee I am wearing at the beginning, it is what I call an Over Dye, I start with an already dyed tee, then I soak in soda ash in a separate basin as some dye can leach out into the soda ash ..... then I tie the tee with sinew so I can tie it very tightly.... this blocks the dye from getting to the areas under the sinew... then I dye the tee with black.... when I rinse it, the original colors of the tee shine through the black .... : th-cam.com/video/CPI_23w6JkY/w-d-xo.html
@@MrTieDye thanks so much!
donde se pueden comprar estas camisetas?
Tengo una tienda web: www.mrtiedye.com
Todavía no tengo las camisetas de este video cargadas allí, pero lo haré pronto.
I'm trying to get into tie dying I was wondering what do I need soda ask for I'm trying to dye baby onesies size is 0 to 3 months and preemie thank you very much
when using Procion Dyes, the Soda Ash is what activates them and causes them to bond with the cotton fibers ... here is my Beginner's Playlist which explains more of the process and has lots of tips and tricks to getting started : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
if you are using a One Step Kit from the store, then there is already soda ash mixed in with the dyes, so as soon as you add water, the dyes are active... so it is best to get the onesies tied up before you mix the dyes
What is the main difference between the spider and the spiral?
that would be the folding in half ... for a spiral., I lay the tee out flat and pick a spot on the tee to start twisting... the middle, or off the hip or shoulder
BUT, for the Spider Design, it starts with folding the tee in half and then picking a spot along the fold to start twisting .... and depending on which direction you twist determines which direction the spider will face... I prefer to twist so I slowing go down the tee ✌🏻
@@MrTieDye thank you, YOU ROCK! I’ve learned so much from you… I have my first tapestry batching now, along with a few ice dyes! Happy holidays to you and yours 🤗
I just really like your design that you just made, you said you have Light Red for 1.Ib of Jar??.
He used light Fuchsia.
@@Uniquelyyours1 Sir, how he is going to put by making the pink to mixing up with Light Fuchsia with dyes on?.
@@kylemessicktiedyecollector5690 He kept saying pink but I think he used diluted fuchsia. I really loved his last one, the wild spider, the best. I can't wait to make one. Have a good evening and I'm a female:)
@@Uniquelyyours1 Well he could only get the last Fuchsia Powder for reals???.
He wanted to look for Called Magneta Galatica For 1.Ib pound of Jar "Reformulated" Only gonna to be New for 2021!! From Dharma Trading Company??.
Do u have a Facebook group as I have questions about ideas
I do not have a group of my own, but I am on many of the tie-dye groups on FB ... there is one that was started by someone watching my channel during 2020 when I was doing LIVE shows ... you can ask questions in there and I or others will answer them, here is a link to the group : facebook.com/groups/679613486032306 ... it is called Rainbow Warriors of MrTieDye
What are the name of dose colors
How to prepare dye
here is my Beginner's Playlist with lots of helpful tips and tricks to tie-dye, the second video shows how I mix my dyes : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
So by another time you want to buy another color that is going to be like Dances with Raisins, Maroon, Sweet Pea, Brushed Steel Gray, and Mist Gray from Dharma??*
I buy most of my dyes from dharma, but I have been daily well stocked on dyes of late and not doing as much dyeing, I do not go through it as fast.... so I have not purchased dyes in several months.... but I have heard of dye shortages in certain colors
Have you ever bought it: Electric Blue, Bluebird, Glacier Sea, Mist Gray, Wedgewood Blue, Scarlet, Indigo Blue, Denim Blue, Cardinal Red, Cerulean Blue, Red Violet, and What colors do you have?.
Do you heard that she said she doesn't know how to order Magneta Galactica for 1.Ib Pound of Jar from Dharma Site.
I did not hear that... but there site is easy to use... or you can call them directly and talk to a person
Well I need it as an permission to asked someone on a DirectTV....... Or there is no more dyes for the rest of the general.
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