Really love the dress! LOVE what I see are 'beaded' lines. Even tho they're not pink the color is a combo of the pink and Elisian. Love the color too! Thanks for demonstration of a rayon dress I'm always wondering how other fabrics dye. Thanks again, Angie!!! 🥰🥰🥰
This inspired me. I’ve got a couple of early experiments that didn’t turn out the way i’d’ve liked…maybe creatively yanking out the color and starting over now I know more what I’m doing…? Went through your supplies list four times, didn’t see a cheap resource for the expanding colander-which made my eyes go so big I may have sprained something. (I’ve had a terrible time figuring out how to deal with ice-dyeing. Never works as planned) So. Really glad i clicked on this one. 👍
Using Out White Brite is a great way to save a shirt. Blues don't work very well with color removers though. They will sometimes lighten the color, but most of the time they won't completely remove blue from a garment. I'm sorry, here is a link to the colander that I am using in the video: amzn.to/3XQhXFP I use expandable colanders and silicone cake molds a lot for my ice dyes. They are really great tools for keeping the ice on the shirts. Have a great day! 😀
@@FunEndeavors also: I’m presuming, since you used rayon, it works on cotton too? I’m talking about the OutWhiteBtrite? I’m not familiar with the dye you used, either, as I’ve previously never strayed from Dharma Trading Co. Have you a video link where you explain this dye? Does it split? Or does it do some kind of vat dye magic? How does it do what it do?
@@FabricFool Yes, the Out White Brite works great on cotton. It doesn't remove the color from polyester though. The dye that I used is a fiber reactive dye that is from Dyespin. This particular color is a Dark Horse dye that was formulated especially for ice dyeing to provide a lot of cool color splits. Since it was formulated with ice dyeing in mind, I haven't used it for liquid or vat dyeing. Dyespin is a dye company in Missouri.
Beautiful dress! The blue lines are so pretty!! ❤ My mom and I were testing out Wild Garden this week, and she’s new to sinew, so she doesn’t pull it as tightly as I do yet 😅 Her lines were all different colors, not white…it’s not a fail at all, it looks downright ethereal 😊 Beautiful accidents are a big part of the fun of tiedye/ice dyeing for me, personally! I’ll have to pick up some Elysian for sure; that Mint Chip shade looks intriguing too, very mysterious. Fantastic dress, Angie! Thanks for the great video! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! It was definitely a happy accident. I love when those happen too in tie dyeing. Wild Garden is a beautiful color too. I don't have the Mint Chip yet, but it's on my list when I place an order the next time. 😀
Pretty! Now, I’m off to Walfart!😂😂 Thank you so much for this (and all your videos!) I have tie dyed rayon, which takes color like a champ, but have never tried OWBing (or bleaching)them, as I was worried about the texture outcome, like holes. I did need to soak them with fabric softener after processing, as they felt snaggy and ruff, but came right back after the soak😅(before we had water softener system on the house). Super excited to see what all you had in that tote of OWB in your coming videos 🙌 Happy & safe 4th❤️🇺🇸
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! This dress is 95% rayon, but the 5% spandex in the dress kept it soft and stretchy. I've had that issue though with 100% rayon items before too. I had another dress and a variety of shirts in the container. I don't have everything dyed yet, but I'm working on it. I hope you have a fantastic 4th of July!!! 😀
Not at all. Blue is really tough to remove the color from. It may lighten a little bit, but that's about it. I saw an explanation a few years ago, but I can't remember all the details though. I figured it wouldn't work, but I thought I would give it a shot.
Thank you! It was another dress like this one, but it started a tealish color. Blues don't always work really well with color remover. It did lighten some, but not a whole lot.
Very nice results. I’ve found that certain colors are extremely quick to react to the OWB, pink being one of them. Sometimes about five seconds is all it takes. Any longer and *all* of the original garment color will be removed. Do you think you’ll use this rayon dress style for future projects?
Thank you! I agree. It seems like some colors react very quickly. Yes, I bought several of these rayon dresses to try. One of the other projects in the Out White Brite is another dress. I haven't dyed it yet, but it is ready to go. They dye really well.
Is it just me who is always amazed at how quick the colour comes out??!!😂😂😂
No, it is crazy! It was only a few seconds and the color was gone on this dress. 😀
I was stunned.
Thanks for showing in fascinating new technique.
@@a.w.thompson4001 Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! 😀
OWB is pretty powerful, too fast in some cases! I want to try it in a spray bottle but I'm worried the fumes could be nasty :-O
@@BLKMGK4 It does work really quickly. I haven't tried it in a spray bottle. That's an interesting idea though. 🙂
Really love the dress! LOVE what I see are 'beaded' lines. Even tho they're not pink the color is a combo of the pink and Elisian. Love the color too! Thanks for demonstration of a rayon dress
I'm always wondering how other fabrics dye. Thanks again, Angie!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much! I really love the way this one turned out too. 😊
Really nice colour splits. I love the delicate lines. Minimal tie line but very effective. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks so much! 😀
This is a great color. So vibrant & love the vertical lines! Another masterpiece.
Thank you so much! 😀
I love Elysian & I love those dresses for reverse dying- they take color really well. Nice job!
Thank you so much! I love the Elysian too, it has gorgeous splits. 😀
This inspired me. I’ve got a couple of early experiments that didn’t turn out the way i’d’ve liked…maybe creatively yanking out the color and starting over now I know more what I’m doing…?
Went through your supplies list four times, didn’t see a cheap resource for the expanding colander-which made my eyes go so big I may have sprained something. (I’ve had a terrible time figuring out how to deal with ice-dyeing. Never works as planned)
So. Really glad i clicked on this one. 👍
Using Out White Brite is a great way to save a shirt. Blues don't work very well with color removers though. They will sometimes lighten the color, but most of the time they won't completely remove blue from a garment.
I'm sorry, here is a link to the colander that I am using in the video: amzn.to/3XQhXFP
I use expandable colanders and silicone cake molds a lot for my ice dyes. They are really great tools for keeping the ice on the shirts. Have a great day! 😀
@@FunEndeavors also: I’m presuming, since you used rayon, it works on cotton too? I’m talking about the OutWhiteBtrite? I’m not familiar with the dye you used, either, as I’ve previously never strayed from Dharma Trading Co.
Have you a video link where you explain this dye? Does it split? Or does it do some kind of vat dye magic? How does it do what it do?
@@FabricFool Yes, the Out White Brite works great on cotton. It doesn't remove the color from polyester though.
The dye that I used is a fiber reactive dye that is from Dyespin. This particular color is a Dark Horse dye that was formulated especially for ice dyeing to provide a lot of cool color splits. Since it was formulated with ice dyeing in mind, I haven't used it for liquid or vat dyeing. Dyespin is a dye company in Missouri.
I love the outcome. I think the purple lines is a little bonus. Have a happy Fourth of July.😁✌️
Thank you, I think so too! I hope you have a safe and Happy 4th of July too! 😀
Beautiful dress! The blue lines are so pretty!! ❤ My mom and I were testing out Wild Garden this week, and she’s new to sinew, so she doesn’t pull it as tightly as I do yet 😅 Her lines were all different colors, not white…it’s not a fail at all, it looks downright ethereal 😊 Beautiful accidents are a big part of the fun of tiedye/ice dyeing for me, personally! I’ll have to pick up some Elysian for sure; that Mint Chip shade looks intriguing too, very mysterious. Fantastic dress, Angie! Thanks for the great video! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! It was definitely a happy accident. I love when those happen too in tie dyeing. Wild Garden is a beautiful color too. I don't have the Mint Chip yet, but it's on my list when I place an order the next time. 😀
This color is gorgeous!!!!! On my list 👍🏼. Great tutorial as usual!!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
I love elysian, unfortunatly it was out of stock when i ordered mind bender. The dress came out beautiful. Love the splits.
Oh no, that's not good. I'm glad you got some mind bender, that is a really popular one right now. Which version did you order?
Pretty! Now, I’m off to Walfart!😂😂 Thank you so much for this (and all your videos!) I have tie dyed rayon, which takes color like a champ, but have never tried OWBing (or bleaching)them, as I was worried about the texture outcome, like holes. I did need to soak them with fabric softener after processing, as they felt snaggy and ruff, but came right back after the soak😅(before we had water softener system on the house). Super excited to see what all you had in that tote of OWB in your coming videos 🙌 Happy & safe 4th❤️🇺🇸
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! This dress is 95% rayon, but the 5% spandex in the dress kept it soft and stretchy. I've had that issue though with 100% rayon items before too. I had another dress and a variety of shirts in the container. I don't have everything dyed yet, but I'm working on it. I hope you have a fantastic 4th of July!!! 😀
It's absolutely beautiful Angie!!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Pretty
Thank you so much! 😀
gorgeous!
Thank you so much! 😀
That ol blue does not want to give up its color does it. Wonder why.
Not at all. Blue is really tough to remove the color from. It may lighten a little bit, but that's about it. I saw an explanation a few years ago, but I can't remember all the details though. I figured it wouldn't work, but I thought I would give it a shot.
Aw, I was hoping the really hot pink would stand out way more! Looks great though, I need to find some fluorescent shirts to reverse lol
I think trying some fluorescent shirts would be really cool! 😀
Hi Angie. That’s very nice. I’ve been wanting to get that color, but they were sold out for awhile. Happy July 4th. Nancy
Thank you so much, Nancy! I bought one of the lavender ones and a teal one too. Hopefully they get more pink in stock. 😀
I just realized you were probably talking about the Elysian, not the dress color - lol! 😂
@@FunEndeavors Ha ha ha. Yes, the color. I liked how the dress came out.
@@user-ij4ip4lz6c 😀
That's another great color for splits.
What was that blue piece made of?
It didn't bleach out at all.
Thank you! It was another dress like this one, but it started a tealish color. Blues don't always work really well with color remover. It did lighten some, but not a whole lot.
Very nice results. I’ve found that certain colors are extremely quick to react to the OWB, pink being one of them. Sometimes about five seconds is all it takes. Any longer and *all* of the original garment color will be removed. Do you think you’ll use this rayon dress style for future projects?
Thank you! I agree. It seems like some colors react very quickly. Yes, I bought several of these rayon dresses to try. One of the other projects in the Out White Brite is another dress. I haven't dyed it yet, but it is ready to go. They dye really well.
@@FunEndeavors I hope you’ll record and share that process as well.
@@bizjet Absolutely! 😀
Нормально. Цветовой круг ты не используешь? ❤
I reference a color wheel when I need to, but not often.
You soaked it to long. I'll send you the dress I did for my lady. I dipped it instead of soaked it. Used stawberry skies.
thanks for sharing. Does not look like the spandex was a problem. I also like the colors.
No, it was only 5% spandex so it didn't affect the outcome. It is beautiful! 😀