How-To Spiral Swirl Design Tie Dye Technique
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- Learn how to create amazing Tie-Dye designs using the spiral technique and Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye. Put a twist on tie dye with the spiral tie-dye technique! Whether you use one color or four, you'll love the winding effects!
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Exactly what we needed! Thank you!
icarly quality 🤯
Well, 14 years ago. Musta been a trend.
im so excited to see how my shirt turns out i just made one with the mini kit with the 3 dyes i bought the one with teal,pink, and purple i never actually made a ti dye shirt before so im way too excited
Just did mine for a horse show with pink, purple, and teal...hoping it will come out really well!!
Did it come out well?
I have used their stuff and it works GrREAT!!! Even my groups volunteer shirts are tie dye ( using their dye )
THIS IS SO COOL 🥰❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I just got the tulip neon kit it makes all the colors of the rainbow and comes out amazing! I used about 50% cotton and 50% polyester shirts and the colors faded a little bit so I suggest to use 100% cotton for more vivid colors. I also got to excited and unwrapped mine after 8 hours normally for the color to come out the best leave in for 24 hours (: I suggest you do the DIY videos with a damp shirt just so people know it works best and also show the end result.
Thanks for the tip! We do have more dye videos coming up, with one just on fixing mistakes. And definitely a damp shirt...
Thanks so so so much for this!!!!!!
Glad you like them! We don't sell them, just give instructions on how to make them! But I'm sure you could find some great shirts on Etsy.
This is amazing I'm in 1st grade and tomorrow It will be tie dye day this is just so good 👍
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I’m watching it 11 years late 😂✨
Help full thx
very good
@cardsbytootsie We have lots of step-by-step projects on our ilovetocreate site. Good point about showing the finished shirt, thanks for letting us know!
Hi nice video I learned a lot and it's fun, my question / comment is if I'm only doing one color on a white T shirt can i just place the shirt ( after I swirl it and use the elastics to hold it in place) in a tub of RIT dye that i have leftover from another project ? will it soak thru to much and eliminate the white swirls ? Peace !
Thanks, Moda! Great question, we recommend covering your fabric with plastic after applying your dye to keep it damp for 6 to 8 hours; this helps the dye really soak in and reach its full color concentration potential. Once the tie-dye project has set for 6-8 hours, make sure you thoroughly rinse the fabric under running water until the water runs clear, then remove the rubber bands or ties, and wash as instructed.
@@TulipColorCrafts GREAT ADVICE ABOUT THE THE PLASTIC. MINE CAME OUT MORE LIKE A HAPPY MISTAKE BUT IT'S DIFFERENT SO I'M PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS. UNIQUELY UNIQUE IS PERFECTION TOO, PEACE !
Tysm now I know how to tie die
While these videos do give you a good basic idea of what you should be doing, they leave it short of information so you have to do alot of discovery (which is a fun things!) . For those that dont want to do a TON of trial and error, i would suggest checking out some other videos which show you their finished products as well as the full techniques to make each article of clothing. HAs anyone used their Dyes yet?
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thanks a lot for educating me!
You still alive?
@@eggyolki6188 yeahhhhh
@@eljefe5000 that's cool!I have like 5 different accounts lol, im going to sub to you now
I have made shirts before at my high school with some other dye brand, and we always pre-soaked the shirts. When I bought one of your kits, I noticed it said pre-soaking is not required. I was apprehensive, but I went along with it...the dye bounced right off! I've read the comments and see that you supposedly need to wash it first to remove the "sizing", but I don't think that's the main issue. Even watching this video, watching the way that the dye lands on the shirt, it looks like it's not really soaking in or covering evenly. Dry shirts just don't seem to tie dye very well -sizing or no sizing. Having the shirt damp is very important for even color dispersal in my experience. You should modify your instructions to say that pre-soaking is recommended, especially if you are not going to wash the shirt beforehand.
Hi there ... thank you for your feedback! We do still recommend washing fabrics before you dye them because the chemical coating on them that helps repel stains and keeps fabric looking nice while in the stores (sizing), in our experience, often prevents dyes from completely absorbing into the fabric until it's been washed off. If you don't want to wash your shirt beforehand, then yes, pre-soaking in soda ash would be very helpful! Dampness is definitely important if you are attempting to achieve even color dispersal, but dry fabric can be dyed as well, depending on the technique and the look one is trying to achieve. Our dye expert Lauri does do some dry tie dye from time to time, but always makes sure to wash the fabric before drying and dyeing. Pre-soaking is definitely a personal choice but not necessary with One-Step Tie Dye ... although we have come across many people who love to use soda ash before tie dyeing!
Thanks so much new to tye dye an bleach dye
No I had not, I tried again today and it worked. thanks!
Glad to hear it! =)
I love tie-dye and I've tried tulip.I have my swirl down, but the colors look faided, always.I'll have to try another company
Check out DHARMA TIE DYE COLORS....online.... order the powder, soda ash and urea. Your colors will be crazy bright and not fade!!!!
We did not use soda ash in this process, everything is included in the one-step tie dye, so you don't have to use it. You can use it if you want though, since, it will create even more vibrant results!
So doing this ♡♥
same
Do you have to put dye on both sides?
Did you flip it over and do the back too
@chelseaschannel2 Once you’re done dying the front side, you can flip it over and begin dying the other side. You can flip it over onto a couple paper towels to keep the dye from bleeding out.
do you really need to put it in through a wash cycle at the hottest temperature? can i just put it in hot water?
Do I need to soak with soda ash first for better results? Thnks
this video is some retro
Wow!
nice
How long will it take to dry?
does the shirt have to be wet when your putting the dye?
Great question! We generally recommend washing your fabric and leaving it damp before tie-dyeing, as the dye has an easier time saturating the fabric when it’s wet. But depending on the technique and the look you want, you can apply dye to dry fabric. Just make sure the fabric has been washed (if it’s new) to remove the sizing. Applying dye to dry fabric results in more color saturation but less uniform permeation throughout the fabric.
before you start the process can you jut easily soak your shirt in water for an hour or so?
this is my bros account dont feel like going on mine but ive had the duncan crafts tie dye kit for a long time and i just found the dies but i lost the kit and so im lookin at this to see it and its amazing!!!!!!!!!
@huntingisforgirls You can just add the ones the go across the swirled fabic if that's easier.
@321haylee The wash cycle is to make sure that excess dye is removed completely. If all excess dye can be removed by rinsing (rather than laundering) with hot water, it’s OK, too.
@gothicjade0202 Sure, just choose colors that will contrast. It's an easy way to layer designs, too!
Do you turn the shirt over and do the other side too?
Hi Joe - Yes! For best results, carefully flip your bound fabric over and repeat the same dye pattern on the opposite side. Let us know if you have any other questions!
Hello! I tried to do this recently but the shirt repelled all the paint! the shirt was dry though, do you think I should wet it slightly or is it due to the kind of fabric? thanks!!
Hi there ... Did you wash and dry the shirt before adding the dye? It's important to wash the shirt before dyeing it because generally fabrics in stores are coated with this chemical called "sizing" that keeps them from wrinkling. Unfortunately, sizing will also prevent the dye from absorbing into the fabric so you'll definitely want to wash it first for better dye absorption. You can then dye the fabric damp right out out of the washing machine or dry it first. It just depends on the type of dye effects you want to create! And make sure that your fabric is 100% natural fiber like cotton for best results; artificial fiber fabrics won't absorb the dye very well or at all. Good luck with your project! We hope this helps!
@Nutss329 Yes, after you're finished dying both sides, wrap them in plastic to set for 6-8 hours. Then you rinse the garment until the water runs clear, and put it through a wash cycle at the hottest temperature for the fabric you used to permanently set the color. It will stay vibrant washing after washing!
@sourstraw16 As long as your garment is wet, it will absorb the dye. It doesn't have to soak for an hour...
awsome!!!!!!!!!!!
can you wash 1or 2 projects at a time in the washer?
Hi Chelsea ... You can as long as the projects have been dyed with the same colors! Too many different colors in the wash can end up ruining your projects.
thank you
@froghunter13 Yes, the dye absorbs best into wet fibers.
What is the water to dye ratio you use for your squeeze bottles?
Hi Haley! The dye bottles are already filled with dye powder so all you would need to do is fill the bottle with water up to the black guideline at the top of the bottle. =)
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Damn 13 years ago
special colors ?
works better if the shirt is damp
How do you remove the ink from your hands and skin????
Hi Sandra ... The dye will wear away fro your skin within a day or two ... You can always try to speed up the process by using heavy soap or exfoliant scrub. Good luck!
Thank you. I used toothpaste and it worked like a charm.
Nice! We'll have to remember that trick in the future! =)
You can find our dyes at your favorite crafts stores and online at ilovetocreatedotcom. Pricing depends on whether you buy a single color ($6.49) or a multiple color kit ($9.99 to $19.99).
Let us know how it turns out!
@poniezrule83 Why's that? You don't like the process? You can even just scrunch it up and dye it, if you don't like to rubber band it up.
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Is your shirt wet with soda ash already?
What does she mean wash to remove "sizing"
Hi there ... Most fabrics are coated with a chemical called "sizing" that helps resist stains and keeps the fabrics looking nice while they are in stores. Sizing can prevent the dye from fully absorbing into the fabric and so we definitely recommend washing your fabric (without fabric softener) so the sizing washes out before adding dye. We hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions!
thank you that helps a lot will hand washing suffice? Or recommended to machine wash out the sizing?
Tie dye technique
how long does it need to set
Hi Mehala ... We recommend placing your project in a sealable bag (if possible) or covering with plastic to keep damp and letting it set 8 hours or longer for best and brightest results!
2022 anyone ??
thanks i vont buy dye inks
@chelseaschannel2 Yes, if you want the dyed look on both sides, you flip it over and repeat on the back, then wrap it in plastic. It doesn't have to dry between the front and the back. You can read more instructions and tips here at our website at ilovetocreate[dot]com
oh man. for putting the rubber bands, does it need to look like a pizza? i kinda did mine as a six pack 😭😭😭
LOL! That's the beauty of tie dye! There's no wrong way to do it! =)
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Please invest in a tripod. I couldn't watch this for getting simulator sickness.
You want her to go out and purchase a tripod just because YOU feel sick? Forget the free tutorial..
@@JanaINJax2 😁😂
The die dye is cool by itself but the swirl doesn't work :(
We're sorry to hear that it didn't work. If you're wanting to try it again, we have detailed steps available on our website: bit.ly/3q79ZnV
Ok, thank you!!!!!
you weren't very detailed sorry:-(:-(:-(:-P
It’s not rocket science.
I definitely fucked up my swirl
Jesus loves you
All the transitions were pretty unnecessary 🤷♂️. For teaching purposes at least.
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What's the point of even showing the process if you're not going to show the actual shirt you did?? Instead you show one similar. No 2 shirts are going to come out the same so it's pointless to show the color and amount of dye you put on a particular shape if you're not going to show the end result. And if I'm not mistaken, the measly amount of dye you're putting on the shirt comes nowhere NEAR looking like or having the coverage of the shirt you show at the end. Waste of time!!
Very mediocre demo
THis is really bad
i can't get the first rubber band to stay =(
Your camera man sucks 😂
I love tie-dye and I've tried tulip.I have my swirl down, but the colors look faided, always.I'll have to try another company
+Harry Moore Hi Harry ... we're so sorry to hear that you are having trouble with fading! Are you using fabrics that are 100% natural? (Like cotton, rayon or silk) ... Blended fabrics and fabrics made with synthetic fibers (like polyester) will fade easily or not absorb the dye at all. You'll also want to make sure that you wash your new fabrics prior to dyeing to remove the chemical called "sizing" that is on most fabrics (to help keep them stain and wrinkle free); sizing can affect how well the fabrics absorb dye. Please email us at love@ilovetocreate.com ... We would be happy to work with you to help ensure you have a more positive experience with our dyes in the future.
+iLove ToCreate I was wondering if it was possible to do both crumple and swirl on the same shirt?
Hi there ... Yes, it IS possible but it will require a little extra diligence when applying dye. =) You'll want to choose where you want the spiral, then twist the fabric a few times and secure, leaving the ends unbound by rubber bands (instead of twisting the entire shirt into a swirl). The part that is left unbound, you can crumple up and apply dye over the crumples, and for the spiral section, you'll want to make sure to apply the dye carefully to each wedge shape so that the spiral turns out. Does that help? Let us know if you need clarification on any details ... Good luck!
+iLoveToCreate thank you i appreciate it this helps tons
Cool! Let us know if you try it and if you have any more questions!