Riahs Tips & Tricks for Tie Dye
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi everyone! In this video I go over some of the things that I do almost every time that I tie dye, but never show on camera. A few of these things some of you have asked me to cover, and some I thought just might be helpful and give you a better look at the things I use for my tie dye projects.
First we're going to cover Soda Ash and exactly how I use it. Second I am going to show you up close the slipknot that I make everytime I use sinew to tie my material. Third I am going to show you how I make my aluminum foil borders for Ice Dye projects, and last but not least we're going to make some thick water & thick water dye. Awesome stuff. I hope you all find this video useful and entertaining and thanks for watching.
Soda Ash - 1:48
Sinew Slipknot Tutorial - 7:28
Ice Dye Aluminum Foil Border - 11:59
Thick Water - 18:23
Thick Water Dye - 23:53
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This is great, thank you! I had a relative ask me how to do tie dye just yesterday, and I referred her to your page. All of your videos are fantastic, but this will help her even more to get started. Perfect timing!
That’s so awesome and I’m so glad I could help. Thank you so much for the referral as well. If she has any more questions I’d be happy to help as best I can😊💜
I'm so glad I saw this video again. It is so helpful! I think you should periodically or annually rerun this video to help all the newbies and to refresh all of us who've only been doing it for about a year. Thanks so much. ❤️
That’s a great idea and thank you Tim! I’m glad this video could help and I definitely need to do another one with some new tips and tricks!😊🌈
I’ve have learned so much from you!! You’re awesome Riah!!
I love this video. You crack me up, hiding behind your bucket, LOL ❤.
Hahaha yeah I was feeling quite silly that day lol.
I Love this video! Great tips and it was so fun to listen to you. Lol ! You are so fun and so silly 🙃. Your truly a great help!
Thank you so much! Im silly all of the time hahaha! ☺️💙
Thanks for the tips Riah! I will share a couple of mine. I use aluminum foil also for wrapping my ice dye and use a strip of duct tape along the length of one edge to fold it up. It adds a bit more stability but still flexible. I also use clothes pins on the outer edges attached to the rack to hold it in place if more stability is needed. Love your videos. Thank you for sharing all your beautiful work and tricks of the trade♥️
Thank you so much Cindy! I really appreciate that! I thought about getting some of those silicone cake molds that Steph from Belladonna Dyes uses but I’m kind of stuck in my old ways lol. ☺️❤️
Gotta love me a turtle. ❤ Too great!❤
Thank you! I appreciate that! ☺️💜
@Riahs Tie Dye You're such a breath of fresh air when I finally get my time. 🤗 You're all I watch. 😵💫 LOL! 😉 You keep making videos so that I can't ever catch up. 🫶 I'm a newbie but damn You're Good! 👌🔥❤️
Aww thanks! Being a newbie isn’t a bad thing…it just means you’re just beginning an amazing adventure ☺️❤️
@@RiahsTieDye We'll if I need anything I know who to ask. 🤭 Look forward to seeing you in the near and far future. 🩷🩵💜God bless! 💜✝️💜 See you in a few. 😉
I don't have a washer with spin cycle and have heard you can actually tear the material or mess up the stitching so I made a contraption where I put my material into a paint strainer bag and hook it up to my Dewalt drill and spin dry that way. It took me a while to figure out how to make it work right because of the speed wobble but eventually figured it out. I really like the work you do and gotta say it's definitely top notch next level.
Thank you so much and that’s an awesome way to do it. I’m not quite so handy but I can see how that would work great. I’ve heard others say they use a spin mop contraption and that works great too😊💜
I was told we got our first Hobby Lobby at Westfield Vancouver Mall... I cannot wait for covid to go away so I can go explore! 😁❤️🌈
Awesome! I love hobby lobby. You find all kinds of unique stuff there. Sometimes you can even get Canvas shoes that look just like converse for 10 dollars!!! I still have some that I can’t wait to dye!
@@RiahsTieDye That will be a fun project! I can’t hardly wait for our stores to open up!!
Just found your videos and subbed right away. Now i want to dye all the things!
That’s so awesome and thank you!😊💜
Thank you for giving these Direction about how to thicked like A glue on Sodium Alginate from Amazon.
You’re welcome ☺️
@@RiahsTieDye You are one of my Favorite Tie Dye TH-camr and so it's Mr.TieDye too. 🤗😁😄
Do you have of 1.Ibs from Dharma just like Mr. Tie Dye Has them??? 🤫🤔🤨
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Your gorgeous designs are an inspiration. So glad I found your channel.
Me too and thank you! I’m really happy you like it😊🌈
What a Great video! Thank You for sharing your gifts! Very ingenious idea with the foil! Shine On Sister 🌻
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! ☺️💜
Questions:
1. Is the purpose of the foil to contain the ice?
2. If you make the thick water a little thicker, is it more effective at reflecting the adjacent color?
And alternatively, if you get your thick water too thick, can you thin with more warm water or is it toast?
3. Where and why would you need thick water dye? (Feel free to point me to one of your videos if that’s easier!)
I’m learning so much. I’ve watched about 20 videos but afraid to actually DO something! You just seem so fearless! Thank you!
1.yes ☺️
2. Thicker doesn’t necessarily mean better…it will be a lot harder to get out of the bottle and if it is too thick it’s toast because water won’t be able to mix with it after it’s already been thickened.
3. Thick water for me would be for small outlines of a design so if I wanted to outline say a Mickey head I would do a small line of it on the outside of the sinew line and really push it down into the fabric and do it on both sides…basically it helps not spread as much…but it will spread a little still. I hope that helps!
@@RiahsTieDye I appreciate you taking time to answer! I’ll have to experiment on some small swatches, your various techniques. I noticed to referenced Mr Tie Dye? Did you learn things from him?
So glad I got to see this!
Thank you so much for sharing this Riah!😊
Absolutely! Thank you Barbara! ☺️❤️
My neighbor wants to do tie dye with her and her sister's kids she has all day so I told her to have them look at your videos to find the pattern they want to do. So will link all the patterns they pick on our live stream and Instagrams. I have a soak setting on my washer and do like 30 things at a time so wash with the sythoid (sp) detergent and soda ash mixture then run the soak setting and for them to sit over night.
Awesome! I hope they have a great time! ☺️💜
@@RiahsTieDye been postponed till next time she has her nephews
Thanks for the tips and tricks. This is helping me alot starting these projects. Keep on Rocking!!!
Thanks and you’re very welcome. I’m so glad to hear it 😊
Thanks riah, very creative. You're channel's gonna get huge, love how you found what works for you!
Aww thank you so much! That’s so nice of you! ☺️💜
Thank you for teaching me so much! I really feel inspired. You do beautiful work!
Thank you so much and I’m really glad to hear it!😊💜
Thank you!!! Really enjoyed these tricks & tips
You’re very welcome and thank you for watching! ☺️💜
✌️🇨🇦thank you for sharing this Newbie here and subscriber. Cheers✌️
You’re very welcome and welcome my new friend!😊💜
For my own reference! Haha!!!
7:30 - Slipknot!
Riah, I think you should do a TH-cam short for your slipknot technique. It’d probably go viral! Thanks for this, by the way!
Awesome and that’s a great idea! Thank you my friend!😊💜
This video had me cracking up!😂
You are the best at explaining everything in layman’s terms. Can’t wait for the next one. Keep on tie’n and dye’n. Last thing, what are your three go to dye colors?
Hahaha awesome! Thank you!!! Well the best thing you can do as far as colors is get 3 primary colors so you can mix to make the contrasting colors. So I would pick a red, a blue, and a yellow and go from there ☺️
Thank you
You’re welcome! 💗
Highly recommended video. Thank you for explaining everything in easy terms. I was wondering if a product called "Thick-it" could also be used, I think it may be cheaper. We use "Thick-it" as a thickening agent for people with swallowing difficulties, it's all food grade just like the alginate, but a lot cheaper. Just a thought. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. 💕😊
You’re very welcome. To be honest I’m not familiar with thick-it so I can’t say for sure but it sounds very similar. If you end up trying out I would love to hear how it works out for you😊💜
@@RiahsTieDye I think it may work, I'll get a packet when I go to the store and try it. Hopefully it'll work and save us some money. 😃🤞
What a great video! Needed this 😁. Thanks so much!
You’re very welcome and thank you😊💖
That was fun and very cool of you.
Thank you! ☺️💜
is the thick water dye sort of a must for overall quality tie dye projects? im getting ready to invest in my start up journey in this but just dont wanna get stuff i dont need. Thanks for the vids they are truly awesome!
Its not absolutely necessary but if you are trying to control bleeding, it may help and its good for any rally complicated designs.
This was an amazing video! Thank your for sharing!
Thank you and you’re very welcome!😊💜
Love your work just learning my self thank you good job I do have 2 job waitress and prodouce stand and I also sell my dee tye dye t shirts I am in South Carolina thank you
Thank you! That’s awesome! ☺️❤️
Super helpful thanks🫡
You’re welcome!
Do you have a video on rinsing dye out of fabrics before they go into the wash? It takes me a very long time to rinse to the point where the water runs almost clear. With fabrics like tee shirts the wringing out during rinsing causes the shirts to lose their shapes, especially around the neck lines.
I don’t have a video but I try not to ring them out. I just squeeze a bit. The rinsing always takes forever for me too ☺️❤️
Hey there, I've been watching alot of your videos and have learned so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your beautiful artwork. It's a joy to watch your videos. I am part of several groups that discuss tie dyes and share pictures on facebook. I've been seeing lots of mandala tapestries with little white dots on each of the sections. They are too small to be clamped. I wonder if they are rare earth magnets on each side for that strong resist. Have you ever tried magnets for resist spots? I'm wondering if it works, before i go spend money on them.
Hi and thank you so much!!!! I am definitely not sure 🤔 I have never used any magnets or clamps for that matter. I’m sorry that wasn’t any help but I’m sure the people in those groups would have the answer to your question 💙
Riah for President!
Hahaha yay! I would if there was a president of tie dye lol. ☺️💜
Thanks!
Out of the hundreds of videos/channels out there for tie dying, yours has been the MOST helpful and I keep coming back to them! Thank you!!!
Yayyyy! That’s awesome and I’m so glad I could help and that you think so!😊💜
You’re very welcome 😊🌈
When you do your more intricate tyes like the split petal mandala or honeycomb do you use thickened dye for them or just regular? I have a couple shirts tied up with my first try at those patterns and the fabric seems so tight I'm worried thickened dye won't penetrate but I'm also worried regular dye will ruin the color splits. Before I ruin these do you have any advice? Thank you!
Thickened dye works perfectly! It seems like it won’t get in there but it will and if it’s thick it will help prevent bleeding 😊
Thank you for your great videos.
Lately I’ve had trouble with my tie dye bleeding after several washes. I pre soak with soda ash, let the product batch for 48 hours, rinse, then wash three times with synthropol. I’ve started adding color safe bleach. Most of the time it works, but some towels won’t stop bleeding.
Do you have any suggestions?
I would try soaking it in super hot water with dawn dish soap for a half hour before washing. That normally helps also if they have any polyester in them it will bleed some.
Thank you. I will try that
You make beautiful tyedyes I wish u would talk during the tutorial for tips
I'm looking to do my first tie dye. I see two different ratios of soda ash to water. I'd like to not waste it by using a cup per gallon if a half cup will work. Do you still recommend 1/2 cup per gallon?
I actually recommend a cup per gallon but you can reuse it multiple times. I probably get 25-30 shirts out of my soda ash before I make a new batch😊💜
Is there a brand of fine tips that’s better than another? I’m a beginner using Tulip tie dyes until I get better. Can the sodium alginate be used with the Tulip dyes?
Hi and thank you for your question. So as far as the needle tips go I haven’t found any difference in pretty much all of them and you can definitely use the sodium alginate with Tulip dyes. The only difference with Tulip dyes is you don’t need to add soda ash to your material because Tulip dyes have soda ash mixed in with the dye powder. But you still can soak in soda ash if you want to. Hope this helps😊💙
If the dye is thick will it still penetrate through layers of cloth?
Yes. The thickness will help prevent bleeding if you dye carefully 😊
Great video! Thank you for the tips! One question, what type of dharma dye do you use? Because they have several like the acid or basic dye.
Thanks for the question! I use dharma procion dyes. They are made for fabrics like cotton, rayon, and some other natural fibers. I hope this helps ☺️
Thanks for referring me to this video. Lots of tips and tricks for sure. Plus who knew you were funny.
Couple of questions.
Can you reuse the rubber bands and tinfoil strips if you rinse them well or is there a chance for dye transfer?
Have you ever done immersion dyeing or dye painting?
Thanks for everything.
Well thank you my friend. I try🤣. As far as the rubber bands I always reuse them. I just rinse them off after I take them off and let them dry out. The aluminum foil I don’t just because most projects are different shapes but simple spirals you probably could. And as far as immersion dyeing and and dye painting I haven’t but I will be soon😊💜
Awesome!
Thank you! ☺️🦋❤️
Hi! Thanks for creating this, very helpful. What is the stand alone thick water for? I get the dye, thick water, but what do I do with just the thick water? Thanks!
Hi and thank you for your question! Thick water is mainly used on a space that you want to keep white and it helps prevent other colored dye from bleeding in that space as much as if you weren’t using any thick water at all. I hope this help😊💜
Ah! Got it thank you so much!
You’re very welcome!😊
It helped a Lot, ty Riah
Awesome! I'm so glad to hear it and thank you for letting me know😊💜
I'm curious, I cannot find soda ash locally in the supermarket detergent aisle, is there an alternative? I assume its a mordant‽ Is alum, vinegar or salt a decent stand in? Also, for the thick water, ever experimented with gelatin or even corn starch as an easy to obtain thickener? Just wondering about things already in my pantry. Thanks so much, you're adorably entertaining 😁
It really depends on what kind of dye you are using. Most tie dye kits have soda ash mixed in with the dye. If you are using the dyes like what I use then soda ash is necessary and none of the stuff listed is going to help or work.
I've been looking for ideas for waterfall jacket to dye? Do you have anything like that. Also hoodies. Thanks
I don’t have any waterfall jackets but there are a few hoodies here on the channel ☺️💙
We need tips for tie dying pants because they can be kind of awkward to dye.
They definitely are ☺️ I do have one video on a pair I did a little bit ago. Here’s the link
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Thanks for this video! what section at hobby lobby? Ive looked and couldnt find sinew there...
It would be in the leather crafting isle. So wherever they have the leather bracelets and leather burners. But I have been getting mine from Amazon. So you can always check my link in the description of any of my videos too. I hope this helps! Thanks for the comment 😍☺️
How many different size rubber bands do u use? Can u link me to them pleaseee
Here is the link to the exact rubber bands that I use!😊💜
geni.us/tuliprubberbands (Amazon)
@@RiahsTieDye thank u so very much
I used Xanthum gum (as opposed to sodium algenate) as a water thickener and it worked beautifully! I used it for 2 (reverse) tie dye T’s with a spiral design: one I bleached and dyed 1/3 of the tied shirt, and one I bleached and dyed the whole shirt in sections. They all came out amazing! (I’d send you a picture of them if I knew how 🙃) I have, however, been struggling with the sinew. It keeps fraying on me and I end up having to snip the frays and reinforce the ties with rubber bands. Any suggestions? Thanks for all your wonderfully enlightening videos and tips! 👍🏼👍🏼
You really might just need different sinew. I know the sinew I bought at hobby lobby has been very good to me ☺️
Also I would love to see! You can go to my Facebook or Instagram and send me some pictures!!! it’s called Riahs Tie Dye s as well.😁
I tried uploading some pics but I don’ think they went through...hmmm. I’m sorta tech-challenged and not very good at navigating my way around Instagram or Facebook (I thought they went through in the comments, but I looked and didn’t see it. 🤪)
Also, I bought my sinew at Hobby Lobby. I think it’s the same. I think my problem starts with the slip not itself ... it keeps slipping! (No pun intended.)😂
You did awesome on those shirts and it definitely worked! They’re in the comments. Love them all!!! I’m not sure if you seen my Riahs tips and tricks video but I do go over the slipknot in detail if you think that will help😊.
How you to hold the camera on the top like that directly. 🤔
Tripod
What kind of Tripod?
Great video, thank you! How long can go keep thickened water around to use for dyeing? I feel like Id like to make it ahead of time...what do you think? Also, if you havent soaked in soda ash, would you add SA to the thick dye? Thank you in advance!!
Hi Tricia. So I’ve actually kept my thick water for about a month before and still worked fine after a little shake. As far as the SA I would definitely soak your material for at least 20 minutes. If you add it to the the thick water it’s only going to get on areas where you use your thick water so the dyed areas won’t hold there color when you wash. I hope this helps😊
@@RiahsTieDye Thank you for sharing your experience so kindly!
Absolutely my friend. That’s what I’m here for. If you have any more questions definitely don’t hesitate to ask😊💜
Please tell use more about soda ash .is it dangers
Soda ash is just like laundry detergent so it can be harmful if swallowed and you definitely don’t want to keep breathing it in every single day. I use a respirator when I work with it.
What is your wash and dry routine? What detergent do you recommend?
Hi! I wash it by itself with hot water and I use synthrapol for detergent. No fabric softener on the first wash and I also hang dry for the first time. After all that you can wash and dry like you would any other piece of clothing.
@@RiahsTieDye thank you for your quick response! I love your videos❤️
You’re welcome! And thank you!!!
@@RiahsTieDye One more question... Do you rinse it still tied?
Starting out yes…rinse it tied until the water is clear and then open it up and keep rinsing and squeezing all the dye out…you really want all the dye out so none of the colors transfer in the wash ☺️
When mixxing dye with thicc water is that something you would do every time you tye dye? If not what’s the purpose mixxing dye with thicc water
Hi and thank you for your question. So sometimes you want your dyes to mix together to create other colors or I should say blend together where they meet. Sometimes you don’t. A perfect example would be eyes. Say you’re Tie dyeing a jack skellington. You want the black in the eyes and not seeping out into the shirt where his face would be. Thick dye helps tremendously with that. I hope this helps😊
Riahs Tie Dye perfect Explanation thank you!
You’re very welcome 😊
Why are my colors fading in the initial rinse? Please help!!
What kind of dye are you using?
Hi Riah! Great tips! What is the difference between sodium alginate and urea? Do you ever use Urea?
Thank you! I never have used Urea but I believe it’s more for keeping the colors brighter and so they penetrate deeper into the fabric. Sodium alginate is a thickener so when added to water it makes it so your liquid won’t spread or “bleed” as much. In a sense keeping the dye exactly where you want it. I will be purchasing some urea soon because I’m curious as well and definitely doing a video on it when I know more. Hope this helps😊💜
@@RiahsTieDye Thank you for the quick response! Lookin forward to your next video! 🤗
Absolutely😊. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful with the Urea.
I always use urea! :) I add it to the dye solutions for squirt bottles whenever I'm dissolving the dyes (per Dharma Trading's instructions for the Procion Fiber Reactive ones). Basically what it does is it helps the fabric stay moist while it reacts/processes, also helps the dye bind since it's an electron reducing agent, so your colors will be more vibrant & washfast! It also helps you paste up the dye, dissolve it, and make sure it stays dissolved in the solutions even before you dye :)
@@MoreUkesLessNukes Thanks so much for your response! I just started adding the urea and definitely notice the difference. Thanks again!✌
never heard of thick water..wondered why the lines stayed n mine run..can u beat it by hand or does it have to be with a motor..I surely learned a lot..thanks for sharing
You’re so very welcome! I would definitely recommend the hand blender because even with that it takes a bit. If you did it by hand it would take forever and probably still be chunky even after all that work. I hope this helps😊💜
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Thank you so much!😊💜
Was just wondering were do you buy ur dye from in bulk..??
Hi and thank you for your question. I order my dyes from Dharma Trading Company. I actually have a link in the description box of my videos that will take you right to their website. In my opinion their procion dyes are the best. Grateful Dyes is another company I order from as well and there right on par with Dharma. Hope this helps😊💜
@@RiahsTieDye thanks heaps will definitely have a look Web sites. Ps iv watched some of ur videos and the dys you do are awesome. Iv been trying some of the styles and slowly getting there. 😁
Thank you so much! All I takes is a little practice, knowing the basics, and repetition and you’ll be even better than me in no time! I love Tie Dyeing. I find it therapeutic and fun and I’m so glad that I can help guide people like you that have an interest in it. Have fun with it and you’ll be there in no time😊💜
And don’t get discouraged. Lol. I have probably had more projects that didn’t end up on camera than that have😂
I like watching your video's. I hear noise in the back ground. Do you have a bird?
Thank you. No it was probably my 2 year old😂
Riah it is ok to use the same blender to mix dyes and soda ash. Mr. T. DYE USES TWO DIFFERENT ONES. I'm only asking because I need to decide do I need to buy a second one.
I personally use the same one without any issues but I think it’s more of a preference thing. The good thing about having two would be you could make both at the same time though😊💖
I go to work with dye on my hands .I have to be ach my hands first
Yeah I definitely go to my job with dye on my hands too ☺️❤️
Until you said “until it’s ready to tie” I never put together tie dye literally meant tie the cloth before you dye it. 🤦♀️
You would be surprised just how often I have heard that so definitely don’t think you’re the only one my friend!😊💜
literally just watched the video to figure out how to do a slip knot lol
Lol good deal
TY
You’re very welcome!😊💜
Interesting but I feel like you are dragging this out by describing too many small details
Nope not dragging it out. I was pretty new to filming myself when I did this video and I talk a lot and act goofy when I’m nervous lol.
Are you high??? lmao
Nope lol
You make beautiful tyedyes I wish u would talk during the tutorial for tips
You make beautiful tyedyes I wish u would talk during the tutorial for tips