Thank you for showing the difference with and without. I just recently took an interest in tie- dyeing and everyone talks about using soda ash but I never understood what a dramatic difference it would make. Thank you for the comparison.
Thanks for the video! I had zero issues with the sound and there is a handy dandy pause button that allows you to look at the results for as long as you want haha I learned a lot!
Respect! Don't take all these negative comments seriously! Keep filming and keep sharing your knowledge on all these tie dye how to's and techniques. Thanks for this tutorial. Just do you!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!! I really appreciate it!! 🖤🖤 Now for you rude people leaving mean and sarcastic comments....let's see your videos?! You take time out of your day to make a video to help others out for FREE and let us critique everything you do including the way you breath!! This man is simply trying to help people like me who are confused and he's being attacked by y'all for every little thing....y'all are exhausting and don't deserve his videos to grace your suggested videos. Sir please don't listen to them, your video was just what I needed to see to clear up my confusion and there is absolutely nothing wrong with your video!! Also your tie dye work is amazingly beautiful. Be blessed!!
this video is very helpful im new to tie dye and its interesting to see what a difference soda ash makes to the final product because i had no idea can i ask what type of dye you use
It’s driving me crazy that it’s nearly impossible for me to find 100% cotton or natural blend shirts or hoodies or sweatpants. All I can find are blends but the synthetic dyes for blends can’t do multiple colors because they have to soak in nearly boiling water
What dye are you using? I was told not to use soda ash with rit but it isn't really color fast.... And others include soda ash... Are you using pigment powder with water??? What are you using???
Yes you can. The issue with doing that is your dye will spoil after a short time. Some people will mix 2 parts soda ash to 1 part dye. If your doing liquid dye you will need to use up your mix or after a short time it will not hold its color. If doing ice dye then you will be fine to hold onto your dry mix, as soon as you add liquid and the soda ash and dye mix together then you have just a short time for the mix to ”fix” to your fabric. Look up your question on mr. tie dye TH-cam Channel. He has good information on this subject.
I really appreciate the negative feedback. I’m sure you can tell I’m new making videos, what is great is you can see the results without even watching the video. You can stare at the opening picture for as long as you like. I will try to fix that at some point. Again thank you for the feedback.
Thank you for the comment on the video. You may be right about the sound, but it’s something that everyone has to do and my 2 year battle with prostate cancer and being on chemo probably makes it worse. But still glad to be breathing. Thanks again and Live,Life,Large.
@@tie-dyewitherniecox3679 Respect! Don't take all these negative comments seriously! Keep filming and keep sharing your knowledge on all these tie dye how to's and techniques. Thanks for this tutorial. Just do you!
Thank you for showing the difference with and without. I just recently took an interest in tie- dyeing and everyone talks about using soda ash but I never understood what a dramatic difference it would make. Thank you for the comparison.
I’m just learning and wow I got so many great tips from this! Thank you!
I really appreciate you showing the final product for two seconds!!
Seriously irritated.
Be more like Maine.
sorry you had to use the pause button. lol
Thanks for the video! I had zero issues with the sound and there is a handy dandy pause button that allows you to look at the results for as long as you want haha I learned a lot!
Respect! Don't take all these negative comments seriously! Keep filming and keep sharing your knowledge on all these tie dye how to's and techniques. Thanks for this tutorial. Just do you!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!! I really appreciate it!! 🖤🖤 Now for you rude people leaving mean and sarcastic comments....let's see your videos?! You take time out of your day to make a video to help others out for FREE and let us critique everything you do including the way you breath!! This man is simply trying to help people like me who are confused and he's being attacked by y'all for every little thing....y'all are exhausting and don't deserve his videos to grace your suggested videos. Sir please don't listen to them, your video was just what I needed to see to clear up my confusion and there is absolutely nothing wrong with your video!! Also your tie dye work is amazingly beautiful. Be blessed!!
this video is very helpful im new to tie dye and its interesting to see what a difference soda ash makes to the final product because i had no idea can i ask what type of dye you use
I use Procyon dye. Not sure if I spelled that right? Also so called fiber reactive dye. Purchased from Dharma Trading Co.
Thank you so much! I didn't know about turning the garment inside out, turning the garment upside down or how to use ash!
It’s driving me crazy that it’s nearly impossible for me to find 100% cotton or natural blend shirts or hoodies or sweatpants. All I can find are blends but the synthetic dyes for blends can’t do multiple colors because they have to soak in nearly boiling water
Super helpful! I’ll be buying soda ash. I recommend filing you unraveling and revealing the final product tho.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. Really informative! You have saved me time and effort testing this myself. :3
Very Helpful 👍 Will Definitely Grab Soda Ash Now!!!
Isn't Washing Soda and/or Oxyclean viable alternatives to Soda Ash which can be hard to get and pricey?
Would you think white vinegar is comparable to soda ash?
What dye are you using? I was told not to use soda ash with rit but it isn't really color fast.... And others include soda ash... Are you using pigment powder with water??? What are you using???
Dharmatrading.com
I use Fiber Reactive dye from Dharma Trading Co.
Where do you get them scissors from??
I got the Hemostats from Harbor Freight
Where did you buy the forceps you're using to make the spiral
I got those from Harbor Freight. I believe you can also find them on Amazon if you wish.
@@tie-dyewitherniecox3679 Ok thanks I'll try harbor freight after I'm done with my quarantine :/
Does Retayne do the same thing as Soda Ash?
I have no experience with Retayne so I go with what I know works. Soda ash is fairly inexpensive. Sorry I couldn’t answer your question.
Awesome thanks
Yes!!!!!
can i put soda ash in dye?
Yes you can. The issue with doing that is your dye will spoil after a short time. Some people will mix 2 parts soda ash to 1 part dye. If your doing liquid dye you will need to use up your mix or after a short time it will not hold its color. If doing ice dye then you will be fine to hold onto your dry mix, as soon as you add liquid and the soda ash and dye mix together then you have just a short time for the mix to ”fix” to your fabric. Look up your question on mr. tie dye TH-cam Channel. He has good information on this subject.
Wheres the results?
can be done in 2 seconds by showing the final pix....
I was waiting to see the final results, unfolding, side by side comparison. Sad.
There is a side by side at the very end
Asuuu
Yea watched the whole video only to see the final result for a second...geez what a waste of time
I really appreciate the negative feedback. I’m sure you can tell I’m new making videos, what is great is you can see the results without even watching the video. You can stare at the opening picture for as long as you like. I will try to fix that at some point. Again thank you for the feedback.
The video was nice but the sound is irritating. I think it's the sound of how you breath.
Thank you for the comment on the video. You may be right about the sound, but it’s something that everyone has to do and my 2 year battle with prostate cancer and being on chemo probably makes it worse. But still glad to be breathing. Thanks again and Live,Life,Large.
@@tie-dyewitherniecox3679 ❤️
Kelly get over yourself
@@tie-dyewitherniecox3679 Respect! Don't take all these negative comments seriously! Keep filming and keep sharing your knowledge on all these tie dye how to's and techniques. Thanks for this tutorial. Just do you!