I love that you made a mistake and acknowledged it instead of making a whole new video to cover it up. It's a great lesson that even people that are really good at something can still make mistakes and to not beat yourself up if it happens to you. It definitely makes me feel better when my placement is off or something didn't turn out how I would have liked.
I know I noticed that too cause he mentioned that before on his show, that if it's inside out, it will be a reverse design, that looks like a lot of work, but I already know how to sew, I took it in HS, lol PEACE
And just fyi, THANK YOU FOR TEACHING YOUR WISDOM TO THE CHILDREN!!!! I think it's so important for us to be teaching creative outlet's to kids, especially nowadays. I really appreciate your effort and I am sure they absolutely love it...I do and I'm 37! Lol
You are so welcome! I think the 16 years I spent doing tie-dye school events set me up perfect to create these videos and help more people around the World to have success with this art that I love so much.
@@MrTieDye That's just wonderful! My Dad is a huge Grateful Dead fan so after watching a video of yours I was hooked! Just in time for Father's Day too! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, but I know it's got to really be a passion! It's so cool that you're able to be creative and make a business with something you obviously love! I'm trying to find my niche I guess lol! Oh, lol, sorry for blabbering ha! I had to tell you how much the Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon t-shirt and shoes are seriously my favorite new pieces of art!!! They are just amazing! I actually looked up the Dharma company you mentioned in a video and I can't wait to order! I was really surprised at how inexpensive it was! Bonus! ;) Lol, I am just going on and on, I am so grateful for finding a new awesome hobby! Thanks again for everything! I'll definitely take pictures of my efforts, lol, and send you them. Really appreciate your spreading the creativity bug!!! No pun intended ha! Have a great day! 🕸🌈🥼👟🤟
@@MrTieDye It certainly shows that you have worked with children! Your voice is very steady and soothing and you are very patient...lol I am super excited your my new teacher! Ha!
Thank you so very much for doing this. I used to sew, but for some reason I have been very hesitant to try any of the stitched designs!!! Watching this really made me much more enthusiastic to want to try! Have a blessed day!
Thank you for this wonderful video! Loved how well you explained the process and how aware you are of not doing any damage when stitching and pulling threads out. Shows how much passion you have for your dye art. Hope to increase my dye skills enough to teach a community class for a friend who has been asking me to for months. Thanks again! And can see how easy it would be to forget to flip the design when working inside out. I would do that.
Karen K ... you are welcome ... and yes I love what I do.... I have taught tie dye through school events and home parties for the last 15 years, so I think that set me up perfect to do these videos.... I do not plan anything in advance, other than what design I am going to do... so I just turn the camera on and then I do tie dye and explain what I am doing
Awesome video, I always wanted to see how it’s done. I don’t think I’ll ever try this method, but you’ve mastered it. Love all your videos. Thanks for the video...
Thank you and yes this is a very time consuming way to create tie-dye, but I do love the results I get ... but the years have taken a toll on my wrists, so I do not do many of these Extreme designs anymore ... but now I am having fun with tapestries :-)
I have watched this video 3 times now start to finish and each time I learn something more 😱 the more I practice stitching the more I understand what *exactly* you're saying as you explain it.
oh yes, now I remember ... I have not seen anything out of him in a little while, but here is his FB business page where there are photos of the toothpick toggles : facebook.com/kolorsofkarma/photos/?ref=page_internal I do not know if he has any videos that show his process, but you can see them in the pics
Dear Mr. TieDye, I think GREAT minds think alike! LOL! I was having issues with gathering/folding the material, & was going NutZ. Well one nite after working THREE hours on a fold & still not completing it, I had a dream. Why not just use a running stitch thro the pattern that I wanted. (I'm doing Grateful Dead Double skulls, but wanted tie dye on rest of shirt) After I stitch both skulls, on top & bottom, I gathered the string & WELL, I'm a VERY happy camper on the outcome. THNX 4 UR videos. U R a TD Rockstar!! Peace!!
That is awesome... I love when I receive inspiration or guidance in my dreams and meditations... and you are welcome, I love to see other have success, so I freely share my knowledge ... and yes Great Minds!!
This is fantastic! I've been hoping to find a good technique for some more intricate images. My first attempt was an epic fail. I'm so happy to find a better way to do it! I love your results!
Just when I start to think that I'm getting pretty good at tie dye, I had to go and watch this video! This should be really inspiring for Me, to see someone this advanced at their craft! But instead, I pretty much feel like quitting after watching this!! I feel like the level of skill needed to do this type of work is just simply unattainable for Me!
I apologize for that.... I am here to inspire people and as for stitching, that is just one small part of tie-dye ... just like ice dyeing, batik or low water immersion ..... just another way to go, but I try to do video on how to fold designs so people who do not want to try stitching can still have success with the things that interest them ... I have always been an explorer and love to try new things ... stitching is just one that I have been really good at... but it is not for everyone and it is not a way to measure yourself ..... so much beautiful tie dye out there and a small fraction of it is done with stitching ..... I have been at this for 19 years and came here to share my knowledge in the hopes of inspiring people..... so PLEASE do not quit .... just find the parts of tie-dye that you love and go for it :-)
@@MrTieDye Don't get Me wrong, I'm really really glad that You do post this intricate stuff, and please keep posting more!! Nobody else seems to be willing to share how to do this stitching type of work! I was always curious as to how it was done, but had no clue how much labor and skill actually goes into it! It is truly inspirational to watch you work, but at the same time, it can be a bit discouraging seeing how good You actually are at it! I feel like I could tie and dye for 40 more years and never approach anywhere near the level that You are at!! Keep making videos, You truly are the most generous person on TH-cam as far as tie dye techniques go!!
You are welcome.... I felt called to be of service the World and Tie-Dye is the thing I know the most about, so with a little push from a few people asking me about videos within a couple weeks, I decided it was time to share my knowledge and TH-cam seemed to be the obvious choice ..... but doing tie-dye in the schools for the last 15 years is what set me up perfect to make these videos .... I am NOT a public speaker and have always been shy ...... before each video, especially the Live videos, I am nervous.... but as soon as I hit the button, I feel like I am sitting at my table in school and I am just doing tie-dye and explaining what i am doing to a group of kids (all of your out there in the World) ... thank you and keep at it ... as for stitching, If people are interested, I recommend an easy pattern to start, like the leaf in the intro video
@@MrTieDye Thanks so much for doing what You do! You really do have the teaching gift on top of being a ridiculously talented artist! I have learned so much from watching your videos! The way You explain in detail what you are doing as you work, makes it easier to learn! Thanks again Bro!!
in the past I thought about that, but I did not have a machine and did not want to buy one just to try it out ... I think the main thing is using a long stitch so there is room to pull the threads tight and have the fabric gathered up some ... you might try a simple design first just to make sure it is going to work before spending a lot of time on a complicated design ✌️
jessica klotz you are welcome .... the Oscar is a stitched design and I do plan to make one more stitch video, but it will be on the VW Bus front .... the stitch design take a while to do and even longer when I am making a video of them.... last month I sprained my wrist so I have not been doing many of them... but I will get the VW done as soon as I can just to show more of the technique with the detail
I believe we are all one, so when one of us thinks of an idea, it goes out into the Collective Unconscious Mind which everyone can tap into 😉✌🏻🙏 Thank you
Yes it can... I love the extra detail I can get from stitching a design, plus I do two at a time by putting one tee inside of anohter BUT, just in case you want to just fold them, here is my video for the Star of David : th-cam.com/users/livebuFQwXFlL8A?feature=share
Hello. I love your videos. I would like to know how the paint is prepared to apply it directly. I want to know if the paints are hot or cold. I don't know how to prepare them. Thank you for your videos Kisses. 😘from AR
I use Procion Dyes, so they are a cold water dye and need Soda Ash(Sodium Carbonate) to activate them and then time and or heat will help them set up or bond with the cotton .... here is my Beginner's Playlist and the second video shows how I mix my dyes with cold or Luke warm water : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
Is it possible to dye an image without having to bunch up or stitch? Like just laying a shirt flat, drawing design on it, then color in with dye? Sorry im just a little confused as to why the need to bunch together? Thank you for your time and amazing video as well!
Yes you can, I thicken my dyes for that and do 'dye painting' ... here is how I make the thick water .... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html and here is a quick video where I tie-dyed part of the tee and then dye painted the details in .... th-cam.com/video/-Vhk_2Y80aE/w-d-xo.html I like to scrunch or stitch it to give it a tie-dye look, but dye painting works awesome as well .... have fun thank you and you are welcome
Awesome, you are very talented, i'm trying to get better, I like the Spiral's the best, I posted one on ebay, a extra large multi tie-dye, I was just wondering where you got those little presion top die bottles, my dye comes out too fast, please and thank-you
Thank you so much.... and yes, Practice is the key to getting better with tie-dye.... as for the bottles, here is a link to the 4 oz Bottles with Metal tips : amzn.to/3h46iel ~ I receive credit if you use this link How I fill the bottles : th-cam.com/video/laYYAlV5Yng/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for replying back, right after I sent you the message about where you got those precision tips bottles, you mention them, I'll check it out, I also received from my sister a small eye drop bottle to use or those small acrylic paint bottles when their emply or putting some glue on the tip of the bottles and just pricking it with a needle or pin. I did a Jason t with bleach, didn't come out too good, I want to try the peace sign next, I have a ton of clothes, neighbors think I'm a hoarder, I find a lot of stuff. PEACE
I looked at the symbol and if you are doing a large tapestry, you might be able to pleat it.... but to get the detail, especially on a tee, I would stitch it.... the symbol is not quite symmetrical, but close enough that I would fold the tee in half and just draw half of the image and then stitch it .... I wish you success and have fun!! ✌🏻
You are welcome... as for the bottles, I bought them on Amazon so they may ship there as well, here is a link to them and if you use this link, then I get credit : 4 oz Bottles with Metal tips : amzn.to/3h46iel How I fill the bottles : th-cam.com/video/laYYAlV5Yng/w-d-xo.html the other bottles I use came from Dharma :I buy my larger bottles, as well as the long stem needle, and the gutta bottles from dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?query=bottles
this tee was Stitched, not folded ... I drew the design on and then stitched all of the lines, then pulled the stitches tight to create the little folds... then I dyed it... I know it is a long video, but I show my whole process ✌️ ... PLUS, in the description box, there is a link to a Facebook album that has many photos of other stitch designs just to show some more detail of my process
Amazing😍🙌What stitch design would you recommend for someone trying it for the first time? I'd like to give it a go but don't know which design I should attempt first😅
I would start with a design that can be folded in half to start you out .... here is my intro video on the pot leaf ... th-cam.com/video/fIopj6TZkes/w-d-xo.html ... but you can make anything that is symmetrical just because they are easier to handle
Check out the sewing section of joann’s or Michaels they have markers and pencils that won’t leave any trace left after they are washed or fade after a period of time that are used in sewing
So I get all excited about doing this shirt because I’m a huge DSOTM fan and I get started. Then halfway through I discovered that normal dye won’t adhere the same to synthetic fabrics, and I was using a 50/50 cotton/polyester shirt, which are what I prefer. I’m finding out that the colors won’t be as bright. Is there anything I can do to help improve my outcome? I haven’t dyed yet but I’m finished with the stitching.
I do not know of any dyes that work with the poly fabric in the same way that the Procion Dyes work with cotton ..... I know they make Pigment Dyes that work on poly fibers as well as natural fibers, but they do not provide the same color results as the Procion does, so I am not sure that you would get any brighter colors going with the pigment dyes or not. ........ www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-pigment-dye.html I would probably go with the Procion dyes and hope for the best ...... but at some point soon I will be trying out some of the pigment dyes as Dharma sent me a sample of the Flourescent colors of the pigment dyes to try
MrTieDye thanks for the reply. I bought some little packets at Joanns called Dylon, which says it works on blended fabrics, although it’s not specifically for tie dye. I’m gonna give it a try and if it looks halfway decent I’ll be satisfied. Either way, thanks for your channel.
I think you can use a machine, I do not have one so I have not tried it myself, but I think you would need one that does a long stitch ... and thank you.. I love to help other people have success with this art
Beautiful but I wanted to know do you sell these? and if so wouldn't it be easier to just screen print the design that's what I plan to do just wondering but good job.
I have sold some, but for me it was more about the creation of the design with tie-dye than is was about selling it .... I love to create and I love that I can make a living from my art, be it through selling the tee shirts.... or through teaching of tie-dye ... and thank you!! but if you want to sell a lot of tees, then yes a different way would be better... I spent hours making these 🙏✌🏻❤️🥳
I use upholstery thread and buy it at JoAnns ... I like the tan because it stands out against the white tee and then later when the tee is dye, I can still find the threads to cut them
Are you taking orders for these shirts? I would love to have one. Your talent is insane. Been dying for over 18 years and have tried to do this stitch of the dark side of the moon for awhile. Thank you for the tutorial videos! Let me know how I can place a order to you!!
You are welcome, I am glad to be of help with these videos and no, I am not taking orders right now, I may start again in the winter time, but for now, I do have a couple tees in my store .... mrtiedye.myshopify.com/search?type=product&q=DSOTM
this is the greatest thing ive ever seen. you have got to be the best tie dyer in the world. i never even thought something like this was possible. I wish you was my friend haha I think Im going to attempt to do this. well I know Im going to attempt it whether i succeed or not is a whole nother thing. do you think you could do a blind melon one? like there sun logo? I would freaking love to see you do a video making it
thank you, very kind of you ... I have been doing stitch dyeing for about 8 years now and love the detail I can get.... as for the Blind Melon sun logo ... I would probably do a combo of stitching to get the sun and then I would do some dye painting to get the letters in the sun as that would be A LOT of tiny detail work
Wow what work ya did there on that one... Wondering can you do something like this with earth in the middle like dimensional one..? Love to see one like that.. This one it took awhile ya know.. Look into a sewing machine a cheap one at a thrift store with glathering stitch it could go faster.. Big thumbs up..
Hey boss, who is the Cameron tie dyer you mentioned? Got a link to any of their work? Also is there a reason to not soak in ash first? Is it just preference?
I do not recall who I was talking about.... do you know where in the video I mentioned him?? As for pre soaking.... I have tried it that way, but I found that a needle went through clean dry fabric much easier.... I tried stitching it wet and dry and neither way worked as well as a clean dry tee, plus I had it in my lap most times and the dry soda ash dust would come off the tee ... so mostly personal preference, but some safety as well 😉✌🏻🙏 and if you do know where I mentioned Cameron, post a new question as I will see that quicker than a reply on this question ✌🏻
thank you and yes I would say it would work on a hoodie, but it will take longer due to the thickness of the fabric .... but since the design is just straight lines, I think it will work
Thanks so much for all of the videos! They're all amazing. Thanks also for mentioning Dharma Dyes. They are so much more vibrant than the dyes I had been using and they keep their brilliance! I really want to do the Dark Side of the Moon, but I have a dumb question. What is the thick water that you used?
you are welcome and wonderful, I love this design and have done many tees and taps with it ..... Here is my preferred method of how I make thick water/dye : th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html here is another method for the thick water : th-cam.com/video/0s-7cOvM6tU/w-d-xo.html
So question, , could you use a sewing machine, an ( old Singer hand crank style ) to be able to set the gaps that are needed, to speed up the process, & do you think it would give you the same effect for the otter stitching, possibly, & so you did 2 shirts at once, your awesome, great work, & yeah, I did subscribe, & given you 10 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 up, & shared it, your amazing, thanks, 🤘🤙✌️
I have not tried a machine yet, but have been looking into it some to see if it will work... a longer stitch is the main thing ... so a hand crank machine may be just what is needed
MrTieDye , I don’t think the hand-crank Singers have a long enough stitch adjustment to accommodate a quarter inch spacing (hand crank and motorized are basically the same machine), but you can probably find a low-end modern machine that has a basting stitch setting that is more adjustable. I know my Brother machine does, but I got the high end one for garment sewing.
here are a couple videos for making the thick water/dye... I prefer this one ...... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html and here is the quicker method and product ..... th-cam.com/video/0s-7cOvM6tU/w-d-xo.html
WOW!! Huge PF fan and LOVE this but out of my wheelhouse at the moment as I'm a novice, which leads me to my question so forgive me if you've addressed this already in a previous video. What brand of dye do you use? I have 4 colors at the moment (Fuscia, Turquoise, Jet Black and Lemon Yellow) by Jacquard Procion Mx. I am definitely on a budget but what would you recommend as a good basic set of colors to get rollin' with? Thanks for your videos as they're the best out there, in my humble opinion! THANK YOU and masterful work, holy schamoly!!! :-)
Thank you 🙏 I love what I do .... and that is a good start from r dyes.... I use Procion dyes and buy from Dharma .... the other secondary colors I buy are emerald green, plum purple and deep orange .... for black, I like raven, new and better black from dharma and I just mix all three powders together ..... and dharma has kits you can buy in various sizes, AND, they are on sale this month www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/kits/tie-dye-kits.html Custom Colors is another dye house other dyers back east buy from to save on shipping Thanks again... just sharing what I love as the world needs more rainbows and open minds
awesome... I have not seen them in person, but have loved their music for most of my life ..... and I have a couple tees in my store and I think I may have another couple around if these are not the right size ..... mrtiedye.myshopify.com/search?q=floyd+tee ...... but I sprained my wrist a while back so I have slowed down on my custom orders
I think it will only make the process faster, I bought a new machine recently and the longest stitch (4) is good for gathering fabric. I will try it out and maybe come back to the comments and let you know how it went!
I bought a white dress (tight to the body)and i would like to tie dye it (of course lol) i want to do a double arc design (like your arc tee you did previously, but instead having an arc on each side of the dress instead of only one side) i am saving the dress to dye because i was hoping you could do a tutorial on how to do this pattern. I would be forever grateful since there is no tutorial on youtube that can guide me in that Direction 🕉🙏🏾🖤 many thanks!
I a not sure if I understand the design you want .... I have this arc or fan fold on a dress ...... th-cam.com/video/1ewbiUDGirw/w-d-xo.html .... is this what you were looking for??
for this design, I thickened the black, the grey and the I used some thick water for the white line.... the rest of the dyes have just a tiny bit of thickener in them ..... here is how I make the thick black dye ..... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html
I know you have a business and make multiples you could do this on a sewing machine... I was curious and just tested it out it took literally 5 minutes for that design will all the lines once I marked out the triangle and lines..I stopped and cut the thread at the end of each line and left a 2 inch tail of thread. You have to put the lowest tension and the lest stitches per inch on the settings and of course you do not backstitch so the threads are open on each end...the threads pull beautifully sewers use this technique to gather fabric. This would be a way to make these faster! I enjoy hand sewing but sometimes it is nice to use the machine to cut the time down when you have to make so many ....There are 50 dollar machines or even a used machine or maybe your wife's sister or mother already has one you can use? I love love love this! I just ordered some dye and supplies I am gonna give a go! Thanks so much for the inspiration to try something new!
I have thought about trying a machine but I was not sure i could get the stitch length to what I needed, but then I never looked around much at them either.... I am glad it is working for you... have fun and if I get back into stitching, i may have to find a machine and try it out .... thank you and you are welcome
@@MrTieDye old machines are the best because they were built to last. Most machines have stitch length setting and how many stitches per inch setting and you will want to lower the tension...I think it is well worth getting a machine as it will cut your hand stitching to 1/3 of the time. old machines are at thrift stores and ebay super cheap and I like the old machines better because they were built to last!
you can try.... but I put the filler stitches in because things get bunched up when you pull the threads tight and then it is difficult to see the dye lines .... but this i just how I do it so fell free to experiment with it and see what works for you
I have done a couple videos for hoodies ...... here is the fan fold .... th-cam.com/video/gnDkla3g4EE/w-d-xo.html and here is the mandala ... this one is more difficult ...... th-cam.com/video/Din7-BsjIv0/w-d-xo.html
LOL .... that was for my Time Travel Video.... I had planned to do a whole series, but never got past this one : th-cam.com/video/gyl_KP1uxrM/w-d-xo.html
I use fiber reactive Procion Dyes ... the closest place to me is Dharma so that is where I buy most of my dyes .... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html they are in CA so west coast shipping is decent priced also, I have bought some from Custom Colours in NC and Grateful Dye in CO ...
De nada, me encanta compartir mi conocimiento de este arte para ayudar a otros a tener éxito. Y sí, la camiseta que llevo puesta para la mayor parte del video también fue un diseño cosido.
Yes it is an Oscar Tee ... I stitched it in a similar manner as the DSOTM and the Pot Leaf tee... same method ... I folded the tee in half and drew half the Oscar on and then stitched the lines, then flipped it over and drew those same lines on the back side of the tee... then I stitched the inner lines to gather the larger sections of fabric... here is an older album of mine that has several stitch projects in various states of completion so you can see more details around the stitching process : facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.4697029064004&type=3 I had planned to do a couple more stitched designs, but my hand are not up to the hours it takes to stitch anymore so I stopped doing them ... BUT, I love the technique as the detail you can get it fantastic!! ✌🏻
@@MrTieDye I totally agree!! That style of tie dye including sewing comes out so amazing and unique if done right! What size thread and needle do you recommend?? For doing an Oscar shirt
yes these design take a lot of that... but it is also passion for what I do... I love the results I get from a stitched design so that makes it easier for me to hang in there :)
I use fiber reactive Procion dyes... I am on west coast, so I buy from dharma ..... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html And I know a lot of dyers also buy from Custom Colors in NC .... or Grateful Dyes out of CO ..... Procion is the main thing to look for and it needs soda ash to activate it ..... you can buy that from the dye houses, or you can find it locally in pool supply stores... it is used to raise the pH ... the other name for it iis Sodium Carbonate
You’re a tie dye legend bro
Thank you 🙏 just doing what I love and sharing it with the World 🌎
I love that you made a mistake and acknowledged it instead of making a whole new video to cover it up. It's a great lesson that even people that are really good at something can still make mistakes and to not beat yourself up if it happens to you. It definitely makes me feel better when my placement is off or something didn't turn out how I would have liked.
Thank you.. yeah hard to do much but laugh at myself ... feels much better than beating myself up 😉✌🏻
I know I noticed that too cause he mentioned that before on his show, that if it's inside out, it will be a reverse design, that looks like a lot of work, but I already know how to sew, I took it in HS, lol PEACE
And just fyi, THANK YOU FOR TEACHING YOUR WISDOM TO THE CHILDREN!!!! I think it's so important for us to be teaching creative outlet's to kids, especially nowadays. I really appreciate your effort and I am sure they absolutely love it...I do and I'm 37! Lol
You are so welcome! I think the 16 years I spent doing tie-dye school events set me up perfect to create these videos and help more people around the World to have success with this art that I love so much.
@@MrTieDye That's just wonderful! My Dad is a huge Grateful Dead fan so after watching a video of yours I was hooked! Just in time for Father's Day too! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, but I know it's got to really be a passion! It's so cool that you're able to be creative and make a business with something you obviously love! I'm trying to find my niche I guess lol! Oh, lol, sorry for blabbering ha! I had to tell you how much the Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon t-shirt and shoes are seriously my favorite new pieces of art!!! They are just amazing! I actually looked up the Dharma company you mentioned in a video and I can't wait to order! I was really surprised at how inexpensive it was! Bonus! ;) Lol, I am just going on and on, I am so grateful for finding a new awesome hobby! Thanks again for everything! I'll definitely take pictures of my efforts, lol, and send you them. Really appreciate your spreading the creativity bug!!! No pun intended ha! Have a great day! 🕸🌈🥼👟🤟
@@MrTieDye It certainly shows that you have worked with children! Your voice is very steady and soothing and you are very patient...lol I am super excited your my new teacher! Ha!
@@Irishjay-gu5pb thank you so much. I am glad you are here.
Thank you for noticing so I can learn. I am going to try this pattern. Your tutorials are very informative. Ms. Evie
You are so welcome ... have fun and I wish you success!! ✌🏻💚🙏
You are the Tie Dye of Wilderness Changers Dude.
LOL ... that's just how I roll 😉✌🏻
You deserve to be a millionaire!!!! Legendary!
Thank you :-) I live simply, but i feel very abundant
That Oscar shirt is amazing!
thank you ... one of my favorites :-)
it takes a lot of patience to
make this drawing....... bravo !!!!
I think you will be coming from the Legend of a Collateral Tie Dye Bro
Thank you
Thank you so very much for doing this. I used to sew, but for some reason I have been very hesitant to try any of the stitched designs!!! Watching this really made me much more enthusiastic to want to try! Have a blessed day!
Wow, what a process. Thank you very much for the video.
You are welcome and yes it is... but WOW the results you can get from one of these ✌️
HOLEY MOLEY! I wish you were my neighbor! AMAZING VIDEOS! LOVE the shirt you have on! THANK YOU for making all the great videos!!!
thank you and with youtube, everyone is my neighbor :-)
Always wondered how this type of technique was done. So cool
Awesome tutorials! Thank you, and I believe if you reference the Pink Floyd back catalog the direction is correct on this shirt.
Thank you for this wonderful video! Loved how well you explained the process and how aware you are of not doing any damage when stitching and pulling threads out. Shows how much passion you have for your dye art. Hope to increase my dye skills enough to teach a community class for a friend who has been asking me to for months. Thanks again! And can see how easy it would be to forget to flip the design when working inside out. I would do that.
Karen K ... you are welcome ... and yes I love what I do.... I have taught tie dye through school events and home parties for the last 15 years, so I think that set me up perfect to do these videos.... I do not plan anything in advance, other than what design I am going to do... so I just turn the camera on and then I do tie dye and explain what I am doing
Great work!!! I would have rocked it and wore it inside out (for the design to be correct) gives lil more of an edge to an already badass shirt.
Thank you so much and yes people still bought these tees ✌🏻🙏💚
Wonderful, nice to share
thanks sewing has made a world of difference & hobby lobby likes you too
you are welcome and yes it certainly changed how I create :-)
Awesome video, I always wanted to see how it’s done. I don’t think I’ll ever try this method, but you’ve mastered it. Love all your videos. Thanks for the video...
Thank you and yes this is a very time consuming way to create tie-dye, but I do love the results I get ... but the years have taken a toll on my wrists, so I do not do many of these Extreme designs anymore ... but now I am having fun with tapestries :-)
Used your link to order those bottles, thank you for your tutorials
thank you and you are welcome 🙏
you are an amazing teacher! So much detail! Your work is stunning-Thank you for the videos!
Thank you and you are welcome... glad to be of help and inspiration!!
I have watched this video 3 times now start to finish and each time I learn something more 😱 the more I practice stitching the more I understand what *exactly* you're saying as you explain it.
that is a great way to learn , some things have to be experienced to fully understand them
You mentioned Cameron 7:28, you mentioned him using a 'tooth pick toggle', Thanks for answering!
oh yes, now I remember ... I have not seen anything out of him in a little while, but here is his FB business page where there are photos of the toothpick toggles : facebook.com/kolorsofkarma/photos/?ref=page_internal
I do not know if he has any videos that show his process, but you can see them in the pics
Totally amazing!!!
Absolutely incredible videos ! Some great artwork .
Thank you very much!
That’s a lot of work, but it sure is beautiful! Love it.
Yes it is.... but wow, I just love the results I can get Thank you!!
Wow! That's a project! Cool shirt!
thank you and yes it is... but in the end, you have a great tee
Dear Mr. TieDye, I think GREAT minds think alike! LOL! I was having issues with gathering/folding the material, & was going NutZ. Well one nite after working THREE hours on a fold & still not completing it, I had a dream. Why not just use a running stitch thro the pattern that I wanted. (I'm doing Grateful Dead Double skulls, but wanted tie dye on rest of shirt) After I stitch both skulls, on top & bottom, I gathered the string & WELL, I'm a VERY happy camper on the outcome. THNX 4 UR videos. U R a TD Rockstar!! Peace!!
That is awesome... I love when I receive inspiration or guidance in my dreams and meditations... and you are welcome, I love to see other have success, so I freely share my knowledge
... and yes Great Minds!!
Great instructional video! Awesome work 💖💖
I am enjoying your Oscar shirt, too!
Thank you 🙏
Wow! Your work is so amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
thank you and you are welcome
This is fantastic! I've been hoping to find a good technique for some more intricate images. My first attempt was an epic fail. I'm so happy to find a better way to do it! I love your results!
Thank you and you are welcome 🙏
Just when I start to think that I'm getting pretty good at tie dye, I had to go and watch this video! This should be really inspiring for Me, to see someone this advanced at their craft! But instead, I pretty much feel like quitting after watching this!! I feel like the level of skill needed to do this type of work is just simply unattainable for Me!
I apologize for that.... I am here to inspire people and as for stitching, that is just one small part of tie-dye ... just like ice dyeing, batik or low water immersion ..... just another way to go, but I try to do video on how to fold designs so people who do not want to try stitching can still have success with the things that interest them ... I have always been an explorer and love to try new things ... stitching is just one that I have been really good at... but it is not for everyone and it is not a way to measure yourself ..... so much beautiful tie dye out there and a small fraction of it is done with stitching ..... I have been at this for 19 years and came here to share my knowledge in the hopes of inspiring people..... so PLEASE do not quit .... just find the parts of tie-dye that you love and go for it :-)
@@MrTieDye Don't get Me wrong, I'm really really glad that You do post this intricate stuff, and please keep posting more!! Nobody else seems to be willing to share how to do this stitching type of work! I was always curious as to how it was done, but had no clue how much labor and skill actually goes into it! It is truly inspirational to watch you work, but at the same time, it can be a bit discouraging seeing how good You actually are at it! I feel like I could tie and dye for 40 more years and never approach anywhere near the level that You are at!! Keep making videos, You truly are the most generous person on TH-cam as far as tie dye techniques go!!
You are welcome.... I felt called to be of service the World and Tie-Dye is the thing I know the most about, so with a little push from a few people asking me about videos within a couple weeks, I decided it was time to share my knowledge and TH-cam seemed to be the obvious choice ..... but doing tie-dye in the schools for the last 15 years is what set me up perfect to make these videos .... I am NOT a public speaker and have always been shy ...... before each video, especially the Live videos, I am nervous.... but as soon as I hit the button, I feel like I am sitting at my table in school and I am just doing tie-dye and explaining what i am doing to a group of kids (all of your out there in the World) ... thank you and keep at it ... as for stitching, If people are interested, I recommend an easy pattern to start, like the leaf in the intro video
@@MrTieDye Thanks so much for doing what You do! You really do have the teaching gift on top of being a ridiculously talented artist! I have learned so much from watching your videos! The way You explain in detail what you are doing as you work, makes it easier to learn! Thanks again Bro!!
you are welcome and thank you.... I love what I do
Amazing!! I have a rare disease that is turning my fingers all different ways, can i sewing machine be used or will it be to tight of a stitch?
in the past I thought about that, but I did not have a machine and did not want to buy one just to try it out ... I think the main thing is using a long stitch so there is room to pull the threads tight and have the fabric gathered up some ... you might try a simple design first just to make sure it is going to work before spending a lot of time on a complicated design ✌️
excellent video. love your elmo tshirt too. too cool. keep on making these videos
thank you and yes Elmo was one of my favorite stitched designs and yes I will keep on making videos as long as there is interest :-)
Thank you, can’t wait to try this. Your videos are the best!
you are welcome... glad to be of help to you... I love this art!!
wow came ot awesome !
Thank you! Cheers!
You have taught me sooooo much I’m grateful ✨✨✨😁 I’m wondering if u could teach the Oscar the grouch design 😁😁😁😋pleeeeez
jessica klotz you are welcome .... the Oscar is a stitched design and I do plan to make one more stitch video, but it will be on the VW Bus front .... the stitch design take a while to do and even longer when I am making a video of them.... last month I sprained my wrist so I have not been doing many of them... but I will get the VW done as soon as I can just to show more of the technique with the detail
Oscar is soooo cool!!!
My first thought as well. Grouch was and is my favourite character from Sesame street.
awesome work ! .. gonna make a bunch to wear at Boom & Ozora Festivals this summer 👽🎶❤
thank you ... have fun!!
Why! Why the f*ck there isn't a single idea in this world that someone else hadn't alredy thinked about! YOU ARE GREAT
I believe we are all one, so when one of us thinks of an idea, it goes out into the Collective Unconscious Mind which everyone can tap into 😉✌🏻🙏 Thank you
Holy freakin shit your work is amazing i can only pray to be close to this good some day
Thank you 🙏... just keep at it... I have been dyeing for 19 years so lots of practice
Could this technique be used for making stars of David? I would like to make several of different sizes. thanks!
Yes it can... I love the extra detail I can get from stitching a design, plus I do two at a time by putting one tee inside of anohter
BUT, just in case you want to just fold them, here is my video for the Star of David : th-cam.com/users/livebuFQwXFlL8A?feature=share
@@MrTieDye thank you so much for taking the time to answer me!!!! I have watched all of your videos over and over!!!
Incredible
thank you
Amazing brother
thank you 🙏
Hello. I love your videos. I would like to know how the paint is prepared to apply it directly. I want to know if the paints are hot or cold. I don't know how to prepare them. Thank you for your videos Kisses. 😘from AR
I use Procion Dyes, so they are a cold water dye and need Soda Ash(Sodium Carbonate) to activate them and then time and or heat will help them set up or bond with the cotton .... here is my Beginner's Playlist and the second video shows how I mix my dyes with cold or Luke warm water : th-cam.com/play/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo.html
that is amazing .. thank you .. i m also wondering do you have a video on dyeing one with both liquid and ice dye ?
thank you and no I do not... I only do a little bit of ice dyeing and have made just a couple basic videos of the process
Is it possible to dye an image without having to bunch up or stitch? Like just laying a shirt flat, drawing design on it, then color in with dye? Sorry im just a little confused as to why the need to bunch together? Thank you for your time and amazing video as well!
Yes you can, I thicken my dyes for that and do 'dye painting' ... here is how I make the thick water .... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html
and here is a quick video where I tie-dyed part of the tee and then dye painted the details in .... th-cam.com/video/-Vhk_2Y80aE/w-d-xo.html
I like to scrunch or stitch it to give it a tie-dye look, but dye painting works awesome as well .... have fun
thank you and you are welcome
Awesome, you are very talented, i'm trying to get better, I like the Spiral's the best, I posted one on ebay, a extra large multi tie-dye, I was just wondering where you got those little presion top die bottles, my dye comes out too fast, please and thank-you
Thank you so much.... and yes, Practice is the key to getting better with tie-dye.... as for the bottles, here is a link to the 4 oz Bottles with Metal tips : amzn.to/3h46iel ~ I receive credit if you use this link
How I fill the bottles : th-cam.com/video/laYYAlV5Yng/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for replying back, right after I sent you the message about where you got those precision tips bottles, you mention them, I'll check it out, I also received from my sister a small eye drop bottle to use or those small acrylic paint bottles when their emply or putting some glue on the tip of the bottles and just pricking it with a needle or pin. I did a Jason t with bleach, didn't come out too good, I want to try the peace sign next, I have a ton of clothes, neighbors think I'm a hoarder, I find a lot of stuff. PEACE
Could you make an Assassins Creed tie dye? Would you use stitching? Or regular pleating?
I looked at the symbol and if you are doing a large tapestry, you might be able to pleat it.... but to get the detail, especially on a tee, I would stitch it.... the symbol is not quite symmetrical, but close enough that I would fold the tee in half and just draw half of the image and then stitch it .... I wish you success and have fun!! ✌🏻
@@MrTieDye thank you so much! I love your videos!
Thank u fot the tutorial
Where can i purchase online those dye bottles? Delivering to south asia. Was searching for it
You are welcome... as for the bottles, I bought them on Amazon so they may ship there as well, here is a link to them and if you use this link, then I get credit : 4 oz Bottles with Metal tips : amzn.to/3h46iel
How I fill the bottles : th-cam.com/video/laYYAlV5Yng/w-d-xo.html
the other bottles I use came from Dharma :I buy my larger bottles, as well as the long stem needle, and the gutta bottles from dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?query=bottles
Thank u for quick respond
I saw it later in description
Shipping charges is 112$ to colombo 😪😪
We want to see how did you Fold the shirt
this tee was Stitched, not folded ... I drew the design on and then stitched all of the lines, then pulled the stitches tight to create the little folds... then I dyed it... I know it is a long video, but I show my whole process ✌️ ... PLUS, in the description box, there is a link to a Facebook album that has many photos of other stitch designs just to show some more detail of my process
Amazing😍🙌What stitch design would you recommend for someone trying it for the first time? I'd like to give it a go but don't know which design I should attempt first😅
I would start with a design that can be folded in half to start you out .... here is my intro video on the pot leaf ... th-cam.com/video/fIopj6TZkes/w-d-xo.html ... but you can make anything that is symmetrical just because they are easier to handle
Check out the sewing section of joann’s or Michaels they have markers and pencils that won’t leave any trace left after they are washed or fade after a period of time that are used in sewing
thank you
So I get all excited about doing this shirt because I’m a huge DSOTM fan and I get started. Then halfway through I discovered that normal dye won’t adhere the same to synthetic fabrics, and I was using a 50/50 cotton/polyester shirt, which are what I prefer. I’m finding out that the colors won’t be as bright. Is there anything I can do to help improve my outcome? I haven’t dyed yet but I’m finished with the stitching.
I do not know of any dyes that work with the poly fabric in the same way that the Procion Dyes work with cotton .....
I know they make Pigment Dyes that work on poly fibers as well as natural fibers, but they do not provide the same color results as the Procion does, so I am not sure that you would get any brighter colors going with the pigment dyes or not. ........ www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-pigment-dye.html
I would probably go with the Procion dyes and hope for the best ...... but at some point soon I will be trying out some of the pigment dyes as Dharma sent me a sample of the Flourescent colors of the pigment dyes to try
MrTieDye thanks for the reply. I bought some little packets at Joanns called Dylon, which says it works on blended fabrics, although it’s not specifically for tie dye. I’m gonna give it a try and if it looks halfway decent I’ll be satisfied. Either way, thanks for your channel.
Would a straight stich on a sewing machine work? Instead of doing it by hand?
I have heard a few dyers mention they use a machine, but I have only done it by hand.... but you can certainly try it out
If we have a sewing machine could we machine sew it on a longer stitch length or do you recommend to hand sew it only? Love your videos! Thanks!
I think you can use a machine, I do not have one so I have not tried it myself, but I think you would need one that does a long stitch ... and thank you.. I love to help other people have success with this art
Thanks for this brother I've been waiting a hot minute for this
You are welcome 🙏
Beautiful but I wanted to know do you sell these? and if so wouldn't it be easier to just screen print the design that's what I plan to do just wondering but good job.
I have sold some, but for me it was more about the creation of the design with tie-dye than is was about selling it .... I love to create and I love that I can make a living from my art, be it through selling the tee shirts.... or through teaching of tie-dye ... and thank you!!
but if you want to sell a lot of tees, then yes a different way would be better... I spent hours making these 🙏✌🏻❤️🥳
I’ve rewatched to try to find the type of thread and needle you used but I keep missing it
I use upholstery thread and buy it at JoAnns ... I like the tan because it stands out against the white tee and then later when the tee is dye, I can still find the threads to cut them
MrTieDye thanks!
Are you taking orders for these shirts? I would love to have one. Your talent is insane. Been dying for over 18 years and have tried to do this stitch of the dark side of the moon for awhile. Thank you for the tutorial videos! Let me know how I can place a order to you!!
You are welcome, I am glad to be of help with these videos
and no, I am not taking orders right now, I may start again in the winter time, but for now, I do have a couple tees in my store .... mrtiedye.myshopify.com/search?type=product&q=DSOTM
this is the greatest thing ive ever seen. you have got to be the best tie dyer in the world. i never even thought something like this was possible. I wish you was my friend haha I think Im going to attempt to do this. well I know Im going to attempt it whether i succeed or not is a whole nother thing. do you think you could do a blind melon one? like there sun logo? I would freaking love to see you do a video making it
thank you, very kind of you ... I have been doing stitch dyeing for about 8 years now and love the detail I can get.... as for the Blind Melon sun logo ... I would probably do a combo of stitching to get the sun and then I would do some dye painting to get the letters in the sun as that would be A LOT of tiny detail work
Do you have a tutorial for the oscar the grouch you are wearing?
No, just this one and the leaf tee... but I used the same process for the Oscar 😉✌🏻
This is freaking AMAZING!!! The shoes are incredible too!!! Do you have a shop or website??? Totally interested in your awesome stuff!!
Thank you so much and yes I do have an online store.... mrtiedye.myshopify.com/collections/all
and you can use the catalog tab to search by size
@@MrTieDye great! Thanks!
Love everything on the site!!! So many to choose from! Awesome!
Wow what work ya did there on that one... Wondering can you do something like this with earth in the middle like dimensional one..? Love to see one like that.. This one it took awhile ya know.. Look into a sewing machine a cheap one at a thrift store with glathering stitch it could go faster.. Big thumbs up..
thank you.... yeah I have thought about trying a sewing machine to stitch, it just need to have a long stitch
Hey boss, who is the Cameron tie dyer you mentioned? Got a link to any of their work?
Also is there a reason to not soak in ash first? Is it just preference?
I do not recall who I was talking about.... do you know where in the video I mentioned him??
As for pre soaking.... I have tried it that way, but I found that a needle went through clean dry fabric much easier.... I tried stitching it wet and dry and neither way worked as well as a clean dry tee, plus I had it in my lap most times and the dry soda ash dust would come off the tee ... so mostly personal preference, but some safety as well 😉✌🏻🙏
and if you do know where I mentioned Cameron, post a new question as I will see that quicker than a reply on this question ✌🏻
Are the 2 shirts the same size or is the inner one smaller and by how much?
I do shirt that are either the same size, or one size smaller most of the time ..... but I have done a set of tees that were a 3X and a large
Is this the same technique you use for the dmb fire dancer shirt? (btw thanks for the videos!)
yes it is and you are welcome
that is awesome! but i really want to know if this will this work on a hoodie, if so that'd be so raw
thank you and yes I would say it would work on a hoodie, but it will take longer due to the thickness of the fabric .... but since the design is just straight lines, I think it will work
Thanks so much for all of the videos! They're all amazing. Thanks also for mentioning Dharma Dyes. They are so much more vibrant than the dyes I had been using and they keep their brilliance! I really want to do the Dark Side of the Moon, but I have a dumb question. What is the thick water that you used?
you are welcome and wonderful, I love this design and have done many tees and taps with it .....
Here is my preferred method of how I make thick water/dye : th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html
here is another method for the thick water : th-cam.com/video/0s-7cOvM6tU/w-d-xo.html
@@MrTieDye Thanks very much for those links and for all that you do!
If I wanted a darker red could I take the color I have now and just add some black to it?
yes you can, but do it slowly, just a few drops at a time and then test a few drops on white paper towel
So question, , could you use a sewing machine, an ( old Singer hand crank style ) to be able to set the gaps that are needed, to speed up the process, & do you think it would give you the same effect for the otter stitching, possibly, & so you did
2 shirts at once, your awesome, great work, & yeah, I did subscribe, & given you 10 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 up, & shared it, your amazing, thanks, 🤘🤙✌️
I have not tried a machine yet, but have been looking into it some to see if it will work... a longer stitch is the main thing ... so a hand crank machine may be just what is needed
MrTieDye , I don’t think the hand-crank Singers have a long enough stitch adjustment to accommodate a quarter inch spacing (hand crank and motorized are basically the same machine), but you can probably find a low-end modern machine that has a basting stitch setting that is more adjustable. I know my Brother machine does, but I got the high end one for garment sewing.
What is the formula for making thick water and thick dyes?
here are a couple videos for making the thick water/dye... I prefer this one ...... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html
and here is the quicker method and product ..... th-cam.com/video/0s-7cOvM6tU/w-d-xo.html
this is CRAZY
🥳😎
subscribed your channel. Great tutorial
Thank you and you are welcome 🙏
@@MrTieDye hi any chance you can do for us Eco printing? using natural such as flowers leaves, turmeric, onions skins etc
WOW!! Huge PF fan and LOVE this but out of my wheelhouse at the moment as I'm a novice, which leads me to my question so forgive me if you've addressed this already in a previous video. What brand of dye do you use? I have 4 colors at the moment (Fuscia, Turquoise, Jet Black and Lemon Yellow) by Jacquard Procion Mx. I am definitely on a budget but what would you recommend as a good basic set of colors to get rollin' with? Thanks for your videos as they're the best out there, in my humble opinion! THANK YOU and masterful work, holy schamoly!!! :-)
Thank you 🙏 I love what I do .... and that is a good start from r dyes.... I use Procion dyes and buy from Dharma .... the other secondary colors I buy are emerald green, plum purple and deep orange .... for black, I like raven, new and better black from dharma and I just mix all three powders together ..... and dharma has kits you can buy in various sizes, AND, they are on sale this month
www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/kits/tie-dye-kits.html
Custom Colors is another dye house other dyers back east buy from to save on shipping
Thanks again... just sharing what I love as the world needs more rainbows and open minds
@@MrTieDye Thanks so much for the tips!! Totally agree too with the rainbows and open minds! :-)
You are welcome... I am glad to be of help so let me know if you have more questions 🙏✌🏻
pink Floyd is my fav band .I got to see them in as in the 80s. how much for a short.
awesome... I have not seen them in person, but have loved their music for most of my life ..... and I have a couple tees in my store and I think I may have another couple around if these are not the right size ..... mrtiedye.myshopify.com/search?q=floyd+tee ...... but I sprained my wrist a while back so I have slowed down on my custom orders
What are the Red names of Jar?
I use Fire Red from dharma
@@MrTieDye like certainly I have been using fire red, Scarlet, jungle Red, and Chinese Red with a few colors from dharma.
Have you tried sewing with a machine? Think it'll work all right?
I do not have a machine, but if you can get a long enough stitch, it should work
I think it will only make the process faster, I bought a new machine recently and the longest stitch (4) is good for gathering fabric. I will try it out and maybe come back to the comments and let you know how it went!
that would be great... thank you
I bought a white dress (tight to the body)and i would like to tie dye it (of course lol) i want to do a double arc design (like your arc tee you did previously, but instead having an arc on each side of the dress instead of only one side) i am saving the dress to dye because i was hoping you could do a tutorial on how to do this pattern. I would be forever grateful since there is no tutorial on youtube that can guide me in that Direction 🕉🙏🏾🖤 many thanks!
I a not sure if I understand the design you want .... I have this arc or fan fold on a dress ...... th-cam.com/video/1ewbiUDGirw/w-d-xo.html .... is this what you were looking for??
@@MrTieDye I was looking to do a double arc. One on each side. Almost like an hour glass figure )(
Thank you. 😊
you are welcome :-)
Oh man! I need to do this
Have fun
do you thicken the dyes for designs like this?
for this design, I thickened the black, the grey and the I used some thick water for the white line.... the rest of the dyes have just a tiny bit of thickener in them ..... here is how I make the thick black dye ..... th-cam.com/video/imaTXWdNJTo/w-d-xo.html
I know you have a business and make multiples you could do this on a sewing machine... I was curious and just tested it out it took literally 5 minutes for that design will all the lines once I marked out the triangle and lines..I stopped and cut the thread at the end of each line and left a 2 inch tail of thread. You have to put the lowest tension and the lest stitches per inch on the settings and of course you do not backstitch so the threads are open on each end...the threads pull beautifully sewers use this technique to gather fabric. This would be a way to make these faster! I enjoy hand sewing but sometimes it is nice to use the machine to cut the time down when you have to make so many ....There are 50 dollar machines or even a used machine or maybe your wife's sister or mother already has one you can use? I love love love this! I just ordered some dye and supplies I am gonna give a go! Thanks so much for the inspiration to try something new!
I have thought about trying a machine but I was not sure i could get the stitch length to what I needed, but then I never looked around much at them either.... I am glad it is working for you... have fun and if I get back into stitching, i may have to find a machine and try it out .... thank you and you are welcome
@@MrTieDye old machines are the best because they were built to last. Most machines have stitch length setting and how many stitches per inch setting and you will want to lower the tension...I think it is well worth getting a machine as it will cut your hand stitching to 1/3 of the time. old machines are at thrift stores and ebay super cheap and I like the old machines better because they were built to last!
Is it possible to do this without all the filler stitches?
you can try.... but I put the filler stitches in because things get bunched up when you pull the threads tight and then it is difficult to see the dye lines .... but this i just how I do it so fell free to experiment with it and see what works for you
Omg awesome
thank you so thank 🙏✌🏻
Can you do an example of a paw print tie dye?
Yes, that one is one list of videos to make and I will be doing it soon 😉✌🏻
love your videos can you do a tie dye on a white hoodie please
I have done a couple videos for hoodies ...... here is the fan fold .... th-cam.com/video/gnDkla3g4EE/w-d-xo.html
and here is the mandala ... this one is more difficult ...... th-cam.com/video/Din7-BsjIv0/w-d-xo.html
what is the legality of selling these with band logos?
thanks for all you do 🙏
I am not sure, but, I do not mass produce these in any way, just one here and there ... and you are welcome
What is that "Time Travel ..." jar beside you? :-)
LOL .... that was for my Time Travel Video.... I had planned to do a whole series, but never got past this one : th-cam.com/video/gyl_KP1uxrM/w-d-xo.html
Would you mind telling me what kind of dye you use and where you buy it from.
I use fiber reactive Procion Dyes ... the closest place to me is Dharma so that is where I buy most of my dyes .... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html they are in CA so west coast shipping is decent priced
also, I have bought some from Custom Colours in NC and Grateful Dye in CO ...
Hola gracias x tus videos,un abrazo,la que traes puesta también es la misma tecnica
De nada, me encanta compartir mi conocimiento de este arte para ayudar a otros a tener éxito. Y sí, la camiseta que llevo puesta para la mayor parte del video también fue un diseño cosido.
Os that an Oscar the grouch shirt?!?! Can you do a tutorial on that shirt by chance???
Yes it is an Oscar Tee ... I stitched it in a similar manner as the DSOTM and the Pot Leaf tee... same method ... I folded the tee in half and drew half the Oscar on and then stitched the lines, then flipped it over and drew those same lines on the back side of the tee... then I stitched the inner lines to gather the larger sections of fabric... here is an older album of mine that has several stitch projects in various states of completion so you can see more details around the stitching process :
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I had planned to do a couple more stitched designs, but my hand are not up to the hours it takes to stitch anymore so I stopped doing them ... BUT, I love the technique as the detail you can get it fantastic!! ✌🏻
@@MrTieDye I totally agree!! That style of tie dye including sewing comes out so amazing and unique if done right! What size thread and needle do you recommend?? For doing an Oscar shirt
such patience
yes these design take a lot of that... but it is also passion for what I do... I love the results I get from a stitched design so that makes it easier for me to hang in there :)
Can you do a Fleur de lis?
I would do it as a stitched design
👍 😘 from Spain !!! 💝
......... Thank you. 👌
you are welcome :-)
Ty!!!
Do you do batik ?
I want to try it at some point, it so far I have only tried it a couple times with the soy wax.... but if I do play with it, I will make a video
what brand of dye do you use?
I use fiber reactive Procion dyes... I am on west coast, so I buy from dharma ..... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
And I know a lot of dyers also buy from Custom Colors in NC .... or Grateful Dyes out of CO ..... Procion is the main thing to look for and it needs soda ash to activate it ..... you can buy that from the dye houses, or you can find it locally in pool supply stores... it is used to raise the pH ... the other name for it iis Sodium Carbonate
I love u mr tie dye i see u from mexico
Thank you, I love you too ... and hello for Oregon
What’s the name of your store?
here is a link to it : www.mrtiedye.com
Where can i buy dye powders, online?
here are the dyes I buy .... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html