If you have questions about the dye in the bottles watch this tutorial. Have fun tie dyeing!! ❤️🌈 Dye Recipe Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/xuI3Dvq19Fg/w-d-xo.html
Steph... Is it possible to dye a colored shirt? My neighbor is wanting to use shirts of different solid colors to dye with.. I have only seen you use white. Is there any of your tutorials that I can share with her on this subject? And this wiggy shirt looks awesome! Love the colors and the blends.
@@ms.j2309 Yes, you can dye any color shirt but keep in mind that the dye needs to be darker than the shirt to show up. Also, the base color of the shirt will skew the dye color. Choose 100% cotton for best results. I have a couple reverse dyes on black shirts, but no other colors. I’ve always thought a pastel pink would look pretty with some darker pinks and purples, or, a pastel yellow with some blues and greens. Have fun!! ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo ... Great to hear! Thank you! Bright blue shirt, yellow dye makes green design. Right? I think I'm on the right track. My neighbor will be happy.
@@ms.j2309 In theory yellow and blue make green but I’ve never dyed a blue shirt so I don’t know for sure. The yellow dye is lighter than the shirt… let me know how it turns out. I’m curious about this one. ☺️❤️🌈
What would happen if i did all the tying the day before the dyeing? We're tie dyeing in class for the end of the year tomorrow and due to limited time in class I wanted to focus my time on just the dyeing in class.
I love the color combinations on this. I actually like a little white show through on a shirt. It shows off the patterns and makes the colors really pop. Great job!
Thank you, Kristen. I agree with the white on some patterns… the one thing with these wigwags is they shouldn’t have white. Total saturation is the goal, but it’s tie dye. As long as we are having fun that’s all that matters. 😃❤️🌈
I love watching your HWI videos, something about seeing the water dissolve the dye and soak into the fabric is satisfying, and i love that you show yoir rinse out. I love watching the color rinse, its one of my favorite parts of the dying process. Thank you ❤❤
Oh really!! 🤔 Do tell more. Do you have a tutorial or information I can look up on this method? I’m always down to try new to me methods of dyeing things. 😎♥️🌈
Thanks, Angela!! I don’t understand why… I was looking through my pictures noticing that almost every single thing I’ve made with fuchsia has white. It’s so strange! 🤪❤️🌈
I think it turned out really good and it is a lot of work but if you need results right away this is the way to go and one thing I do I keep some warm water inside the sprayer to heat it up before I put in the hot water it seems to stay hot for a little bit longer thanks for sharing have a great day✌️
Thanks, Greg, I’m glad you like it. So, wait, what?? You mix your hot water with warm water to keep it hotter? That one has me scratching my head. I just pour the hot water into an empty sprayer and go to town. 🤓❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo i’m sorry that was way confusing what I do is put warm water into the sprayer while I’m putting on the dye and this way it kind of warms up The container for the hot water pour out the warm water and add hot water it just seems to stay hotter longer. Long I’m gonna get back at it talk to you later✌️
Too much work for me, but I like to watch you do it. I think your bottle method is genius. I watched you do it with the greens and that was an ice dye which I do like doing. 💙💙💙
I use the HWI mix of dry dye with ice too - works great! The dye flows SO much better in the confectionary spoons when you mix it this way too, far less clumping. Will try the little bottles :) I think the shirt came out fine, it's just a slightly different look is all
I used the mix when I ice dyed the green hoodie and it worked great! Are you talking about the sugar writer pens? I have one and I’ve never tried it. The bottles work very well. 😁❤️🌈
Oh Steph - this is beautiful - - my attempts at Wig Wag end up being Womp Womp LOL - - love using bottles for the powdered dyes - - will definitely give that a try. Thanks!!!
I really like the outcome on this one. I too scared to try it. It looks like a lot to do which leaves room for me to mess it up. Someday maybe. Thanks for sharing Steph.
Love how this came out..do you think cold dye..the dye i bought said cold dye anyways..do u think you can hwi with it?..i thoight the poimt of hwi was you didn't have to wait 24 to 48 to see results..love your work..thanks for sharing
@@BelladonnaDyesCo that is the dye i bought..dharma has a back list n said it woukd take weeks to arrive..are the other 2 you buy from backed logged too..are the other 3 dyes better..what the other names grateful dyes or something?
@@zalialyon1853 I only use Dharma dyes. I looked recently and they had a bunch back in stock. There is Grateful Dyes, Pro Chemical and Dyes, Dyespin and one other but I can’t think of their name. The main thing to look for is “procion” dye. ❤️🌈
How do you keep your towels from transferring color? Do you wash them periodically? I’ve also been using a electric tea kettle to heat my water, it boils water quickly and makes things really simple.
Thank you! Do it!! Procion dye doesn’t bleed once it’s washed and dried properly. I use the same wash out method for every batch of shirts and have zero issue with bleeding. What kind of products do you use? ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo i got my tie dye kit last week from china, don't really know what it's called.. Thank you for that info and truly, love your content 🤩
@@jennifermay134 Kits typically are designed to be used with ease and achieve good results. I think after a few washes it shouldn’t bleed anymore. Have fun!! 😁❤️🌈
I really like the look of the wig-wag on a side fold. The streaks of purple make the shirt for me. I think the results of HWI look really cool, but I think the process of spraying hot water would stress me out.
It’s a cool pattern and I’m going to make more but using the good old fashioned method. It’s not hard to do and the shirt is instantly done. HWI is better suited for the guys that do it all the time. 😉❤️🌈
How much of the not rinsed out dye ends up on the rubber parts of the washing machine if you do the first hot water cycle? And if , how do you get it off again? Washing whites in the same machine might dye the whites too, I imagine. Or do you have an extra dye related washing machine, where it does not matter.
Good question. I don’t believe in Dawn dish soap… I rinse my shirts out until the water is basically clear. The plain hot water cycle is to agitate the items more than my hands can. The second cycle with the textile detergent is to wash the shirts and remove any dye, if any. The third cycle with Milsoft pretty much is a final rise so to speak. I don’t have issue with my machine being stained… but if I do, I use bleach shower spray and wipe it and then wash a load of old towels before washing whites. The soda ash is gone after all of that so I haven’t wrecked anything yet. I hope this helps. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo thanks, yes it helps. In Germany, so far, I uses only simplicol dye, and it leaves the light grey rubber of a front loader stained a bit, and pars of it do not come off with chlorine bleach or activated oxide either. So far, I was lucky and it did not interfere with whites.
@@NickUncommon That’s a bummer!! Mine is an older top loader style so the bin is all metal. I had to get rid of my front loader because it didn’t use enough water or agitate enough to wash many shirts at a time. ❤️🌈
![Tie Dye: HWI Incline Mandala [Incline, Hot Water Irrigation/Infusion, Ice Dye]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mgJjXx_RgEE/mqdefault.jpg)
If you have questions about the dye in the bottles watch this tutorial. Have fun tie dyeing!! ❤️🌈 Dye Recipe Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/xuI3Dvq19Fg/w-d-xo.html
Steph... Is it possible to dye a colored shirt? My neighbor is wanting to use shirts of different solid colors to dye with..
I have only seen you use white. Is there any of your tutorials that I can share with her on this subject? And this wiggy shirt looks awesome! Love the colors and the blends.
@@ms.j2309 Yes, you can dye any color shirt but keep in mind that the dye needs to be darker than the shirt to show up. Also, the base color of the shirt will skew the dye color. Choose 100% cotton for best results. I have a couple reverse dyes on black shirts, but no other colors. I’ve always thought a pastel pink would look pretty with some darker pinks and purples, or, a pastel yellow with some blues and greens. Have fun!! ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo ... Great to hear! Thank you! Bright blue shirt, yellow dye makes green design. Right? I think I'm on the right track. My neighbor will be happy.
@@ms.j2309 In theory yellow and blue make green but I’ve never dyed a blue shirt so I don’t know for sure. The yellow dye is lighter than the shirt… let me know how it turns out. I’m curious about this one. ☺️❤️🌈
What would happen if i did all the tying the day before the dyeing? We're tie dyeing in class for the end of the year tomorrow and due to limited time in class I wanted to focus my time on just the dyeing in class.
These turn out really cool. I love the blues. Fire and ice. 💜💜💜
Thanks, Penelope. I agree 🔥 & 🧊. ❤️🌈
I love how the dye looks when you use the bottles. Something really satisfying about the crisp, raised lines of color.
You’re the second person to say something similar to that. I like it too. Great minds think alike!! 🥰❤️🌈
I love the color combinations on this. I actually like a little white show through on a shirt. It shows off the patterns and makes the colors really pop. Great job!
Thank you, Kristen. I agree with the white on some patterns… the one thing with these wigwags is they shouldn’t have white. Total saturation is the goal, but it’s tie dye. As long as we are having fun that’s all that matters. 😃❤️🌈
I love the blue eagle / angel figure that showed up on the back of the shirt between the shoulder blades!
I’ll have to go look at it. 😁❤️🌈
Oh, darlin,' that turned out so great!!!!
THANK YOU!! ☺️❤️🌈
I love watching your HWI videos, something about seeing the water dissolve the dye and soak into the fabric is satisfying, and i love that you show yoir rinse out. I love watching the color rinse, its one of my favorite parts of the dying process. Thank you ❤❤
You’re like me. I like seeing those things too. I also like to see the dye pour onto the white fabric. 🥸❤️🌈
I've been doing this 'dry dye' technique just with a plant spray bottle and cold water for years. Works really well too...
Oh really!! 🤔 Do tell more. Do you have a tutorial or information I can look up on this method? I’m always down to try new to me methods of dyeing things. 😎♥️🌈
This is SO DOPE!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! 😎❤️🌈
Thanks for the advice about the bottles! 💘
You’re very welcome! 😁❤️🌈
Looks good. Very much appreciated.
Thanks. Any time! ❤️🌈
Great shirt !! I learned a new method. Thanks!
Awesome!! Have fun tie dyeing!! ❤️🌈
Awesome Steph! I really the the pattern on this one.
Yay, thank you! ❤️🌈
I really like the blues, but I’m with you on the white in the fuchsia. It’s still great. Thank you. 💗🌀💗
Yay! Thank you! 😁❤️🌈
Fuchsia does me the same way!! It’s a great shirt, Steph!! 😍
Thanks, Angela!! I don’t understand why… I was looking through my pictures noticing that almost every single thing I’ve made with fuchsia has white. It’s so strange! 🤪❤️🌈
WOW this is cool! I see what you mean about the white but I think it still turned out great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for tuning in!! 😁❤️🌈
Can’t wait to try this steph!
You should! You can do it! 😃❤️🌈
I like this a lot. Thank you.
Glad you like it! ❤️🌈
Very nice. Im gonna give it a shot and see how i do. Thank you.
I think the shirt looks really good. It’s a big process. I’ll try it with regular liquid I think. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks! Regular liquid would work well! ❤️🌈
I like the white in the fuchsia area and would like to see some white in the blue area.
You do a great work Stephanie, think you for sharing with us.
I love this!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖
Thanks, Amy, I’m glad you like it. ❤️🌈
Wow. So pretty.
Thank you! 😊 I like the pattern on this one. 😁❤️🌈
I think it turned out really good and it is a lot of work but if you need results right away this is the way to go and one thing I do I keep some warm water inside the sprayer to heat it up before I put in the hot water it seems to stay hot for a little bit longer thanks for sharing have a great day✌️
Thanks, Greg, I’m glad you like it. So, wait, what?? You mix your hot water with warm water to keep it hotter? That one has me scratching my head. I just pour the hot water into an empty sprayer and go to town. 🤓❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo i’m sorry that was way confusing what I do is put warm water into the sprayer while I’m putting on the dye and this way it kind of warms up The container for the hot water pour out the warm water and add hot water it just seems to stay hotter longer. Long I’m gonna get back at it talk to you later✌️
@@GOYOSGardenTiedyes Okay, I totally understand now. Thanks for clarifying. 😉❤️🌈
Too much work for me, but I like to watch you do it. I think your bottle method is genius. I watched you do it with the greens and that was an ice dye which I do like doing. 💙💙💙
I’m happy you liked watching. That’s right, Shannon, the same bottles I used on the hoodie which was an ice dye. ❤️🌈
This turned out really neat. Thanks for sharing! 💜
Thank you, Jules! You are so welcome!! ❤️🌈
This does seem like a complicated process. I really do like the way it turned out though. You sure are talented!! ❤️
It’s just extra steps but instant gratification. Thank you! ❤️🌈
I use the HWI mix of dry dye with ice too - works great! The dye flows SO much better in the confectionary spoons when you mix it this way too, far less clumping. Will try the little bottles :) I think the shirt came out fine, it's just a slightly different look is all
I used the mix when I ice dyed the green hoodie and it worked great! Are you talking about the sugar writer pens? I have one and I’ve never tried it. The bottles work very well. 😁❤️🌈
Your Talent With Tie-Dye Is Incredible; Love Yoru work and You Have Given Me new Hope In My abilites in this art-form ~
Thank you so much! That’s really nice to hear. You can do it!! 😁❤️🌈
Oh Steph - this is beautiful - - my attempts at Wig Wag end up being Womp Womp LOL - - love using bottles for the powdered dyes - - will definitely give that a try. Thanks!!!
Thank you, Scottie, I’m glad you like it. I bet it wasn’t so bad… The bottles come in really handy. 😁❤️🌈
Wow I've not seen HWI done this way, I've only seen it on liquid dye or after ice has melted on an ice dye. Very interesting to watch
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Amanda!! ❤️🌈
I really like the outcome on this one. I too scared to try it. It looks like a lot to do which leaves room for me to mess it up. Someday maybe. Thanks for sharing Steph.
Don’t be scared. You can do it! You’ll never know unless you try. 😁❤️🌈
I don’t mind irrigating with the pariah method, but this spray method looks like a potential mess. The shirt turned out great though. ✌🏻
That works well too. The spray can get a little messy but the dye towel helps. Thank you! ❤️🌈
I think your shirt turned out great, Steph. Have you done this fold and ice dyed it? Thanks for sharing:)
Hi, Crystal, thank you! I do this fold all the time but I haven’t ice dyed it with this dye pattern. I was thinking about it though… 😉❤️🌈
EPIC!
OH YEAH!!! I wish the Kool-Aide man was an emoji. I’d use it everyday!!! 😘❤️🌈
Goyo’s cheese cloth method works great to control splatter. 😉
Yes it does! ❤️🌈
Love how this came out..do you think cold dye..the dye i bought said cold dye anyways..do u think you can hwi with it?..i thoight the poimt of hwi was you didn't have to wait 24 to 48 to see results..love your work..thanks for sharing
Thanks! Is it Jacquard dye? You should be able to. You’re correct, Zalia, I rinsed this about an hour later. Hope this helps. 😎❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo that is the dye i bought..dharma has a back list n said it woukd take weeks to arrive..are the other 2 you buy from backed logged too..are the other 3 dyes better..what the other names grateful dyes or something?
@@zalialyon1853 I only use Dharma dyes. I looked recently and they had a bunch back in stock. There is Grateful Dyes, Pro Chemical and Dyes, Dyespin and one other but I can’t think of their name. The main thing to look for is “procion” dye. ❤️🌈
How do you keep your towels from transferring color? Do you wash them periodically? I’ve also been using a electric tea kettle to heat my water, it boils water quickly and makes things really simple.
I wash my towels after every use. The tea kettle is a good idea. ❤️🌈
Oh my... This is absolutely amazing 😍 I'm going to try this.. Also, how do I make sure the colour don't bleed after several washes?
Thank you! Do it!! Procion dye doesn’t bleed once it’s washed and dried properly. I use the same wash out method for every batch of shirts and have zero issue with bleeding. What kind of products do you use? ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo i got my tie dye kit last week from china, don't really know what it's called.. Thank you for that info and truly, love your content 🤩
@@jennifermay134 Kits typically are designed to be used with ease and achieve good results. I think after a few washes it shouldn’t bleed anymore. Have fun!! 😁❤️🌈
I really like the look of the wig-wag on a side fold.
The streaks of purple make the shirt for me.
I think the results of HWI look really cool, but I think the process of spraying hot water would stress me out.
It’s a cool pattern and I’m going to make more but using the good old fashioned method. It’s not hard to do and the shirt is instantly done. HWI is better suited for the guys that do it all the time. 😉❤️🌈
Did you use calsolene oil in this? Do you use it in the laundry or in the dye water? Thanks in advance....
How much of the not rinsed out dye ends up on the rubber parts of the washing machine if you do the first hot water cycle? And if , how do you get it off again? Washing whites in the same machine might dye the whites too, I imagine.
Or do you have an extra dye related washing machine, where it does not matter.
I’ve never had a problem with this. I guess if I was concerned I could run a quick wash with bleach. I do wipe out my washer every so often.
Good question. I don’t believe in Dawn dish soap… I rinse my shirts out until the water is basically clear. The plain hot water cycle is to agitate the items more than my hands can. The second cycle with the textile detergent is to wash the shirts and remove any dye, if any. The third cycle with Milsoft pretty much is a final rise so to speak. I don’t have issue with my machine being stained… but if I do, I use bleach shower spray and wipe it and then wash a load of old towels before washing whites. The soda ash is gone after all of that so I haven’t wrecked anything yet. I hope this helps. ❤️🌈
Me either, same! ☺️❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo thanks, yes it helps. In Germany, so far, I uses only simplicol dye, and it leaves the light grey rubber of a front loader stained a bit, and pars of it do not come off with chlorine bleach or activated oxide either.
So far, I was lucky and it did not interfere with whites.
@@NickUncommon That’s a bummer!! Mine is an older top loader style so the bin is all metal. I had to get rid of my front loader because it didn’t use enough water or agitate enough to wash many shirts at a time. ❤️🌈
So for hot water irrigation the shirt doesn't need to be damp?
I don’t think it does. I don’t think it will matter either way, but your dye will start to spread before you find applying it before the HWI. 🤷♀️❤️🌈
Una pregunta con que tiñen??? Con anilina???
Tintes de proción reactivos con fibras. Los enlaces están en el cuadro de descripción de cada tutorial. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo gracias por tu respuesta ...pero en Argentina... no sé cómo se llaman...gracias nuevamente . Mis saludos.
Question- so what really is the difference or reason for doing HWI?
Speed. It can be done in a couple hours versus 24. So, if you’re in a rush this is a good method. ❤️🌈
Why the towel under the shirt ?
The theory is that it will draw the moisture down through the shirt rather than have the water and dye puddle up and run off the top. ❤️🌈