I just appreciate how easy you made my dyslexic brain understand this. On a whim i watched 1 vdeo of yours that caught my eye and was amazed that i finally understood and that now i feel i can make a tie dye! A geode will be later but i even understand this and it seems absolutely doable because of your simple no filler talking points. Thank you!!!!!
I've been tie dying my whole life. This is somehow completely foreign to me and simultaneously the most easy thing to understand because your voice is so beautiful and so honest about where I'm going/ what will happen. I'm so excited to try this now, thank you!
Hey ! I am a long time tie dyer. Also, an art teacher. The way you describe such detailed instruction is wonderful. It's really beautiful you are taking the time to share this craft with people for free! I know it must be a lot of work to film. I am making the transition from rubber bands to sinew today, and following along! I'll let you know how my geode turns out. Just wanted to say thanks and you're awesome :)
What a wild and beautiful design! It looks like the shirt was printed with a photo of actual stones...so impressive that you achieved such a realistic appearance from tie dye!
@@FunEndeavors so true. It has gone from a fringe hippie tool of self expression to an actual and real art form. People like you are the reason for that. I have seen all of your videos and love your work. Your videos are extremely informative and easy to follow along with. I’m going to try my very first tie dye in a few days. I’m going to be using your geode technique from this video. Being my first time my expectations are low. But nothing worth doing is easy. Thank you for all your videos and your willingness to freely share what you have learned. I would really like to see more long sleeve stuff if possible. T-shirt hoodies, sweatshirts, regular hoodies and maybe a set of sheets and pillowcases. Just an idea. 🙏
@@georgeyoung2336 Thank you! Tie dye is a great creative tool. I hope your geode turns out awesome! Just remember to pull your sinew as tight as you can, and have fun with it. I'll add some more long sleeve shirts and hoodies to my list. It may be a few months though since it's starting to get pretty warm here.
I'm so glad you like it, ice dyeing is one of my favorite techniques! Most dye powders are mixed from a variety of dye colors, and ice dyeing allows those component colors to split out of the dye color. Those color splits and the dye movement that happens with ice dyeing are some of my favorite things about it. 😀
Add some soda ash to the dye, it will pour through those spoons waaay easier :) 2:1 light colors, 3:1 dark. May have mentioned this to you elsewhere but maybe this will help others! Shirt came out terrific!
My grandson told me about this video, I can’t wait to try this technique with him this summer when he visits. We love doing tie dye together. This is beautiful
Two things so amazing to see: Tie dying that isn't ROYGBIV, and that whole ice + sinew technique to get some seriously cool patterns. Thanks for this! Now, I want to make a few...
I love Black Cherry! I just used it on a dress along with Dances with Raisins and Shiitake and I think it turned out looking really pretty - I love the color splits!
I am new to tie dying, and one of my first efforts was a multiple geode pattern. I was happy with it, but I really love how this turned out with just one huge geode. I will have to try this next time.
Dharma Trading Company has FANTASTIC customer service. I was dyeing fabric for a quilt. I was trying to match a portion of a panel I was using, so I sent them a link to a photo of the panel and asked "what dye do I want to match this area? Navy? Teal? Something else?" I expected to hear back in a few days. Dharma got back to me the _same day!_ And the teal dye they suggested was perfect!
Wow! I have been binge-watcing your videos for the last hour or so watching on top of watching several other people's tye dye videos and that definitely the most beautiful design I have seen in my journey. You are an amazing artist!
Side note, I just bought these spoons and a sugar writer. I haven’t tried them yet because I’ve been doing a lot of liquid dye. The friends on FB say the tools work best when the dye is mixed with soda ash... I watch all of your commercials in their entirety. I hope that’s helps a little. 😉
I agree - I think that they would work great for HWI where you mix the dye with soda ash. They were OK, but since the dye is so fine it stuck to the culinary spoon too much to flow smoothly. I feel like the soda ash would help break that up and make it work really well.
@@FunEndeavors agreed. I’m not able to try HWI until our weather warms up and can go outside. I dye in someone else’s sun porch during the week and dyeing in her bathtub is not an option. Until I know what I’m doing I fear it could be rather messy. 😬
Omgoodness ❤ I love this video! Thank you! I have a sweatshirt sitting in soda ash and I'm going to give it another try. This is so beautiful. The colors are gorgeous. You're so kind to share your skills.
Well today is the first day I am trying to make a single ice dye geode. I am making it for my son. I am gonna be using the earth tone colors. I know the one Angie made using the earth tone colors really turned out pretty. I'll let you know how mine turns out. 😊
Love it! I am going to try this on a sleeveless farmer's dress (Dharma). The idea of just one geode, brilliant. I've been making several items with lots of little geodes. I already learned so much from your channel. Looking forward to try this one (today)!
Thank you so much for making this video. Your technique is awesome and you explained beautifully. Armed with this video, I am going to give it a try. Thank you for spreading this art for all to enjoy and for all to try. Thank you.
I agree. I finally figured out I had to mark the center point of the geode or I kept losing my place. I had to restart 3 times. Next run should be way smoother.
You are right - the yellow must be coming from the red. I've used chamois on ice dye and the split was subdued, very soft. Thanks for the video, I really enjoy your channel.
Thank you - I appreciate you watching! That's good to know - I bought the chamois to use as a neutral, but I don't remember if I've ever used it for ice dyeing before. I overlook the Sunrise Red because it is more of an orange red. I find myself always reaching for Fire Red or another similar red. I think the yellow that it split on this shirt looks really good though with the darker colors.
I did purples blues and black. Results were dramatic. I think a second run will be even better. I got the silicone cake molds a while ago and it is so much quicker than making cardboard forms.
Thank you so much! I'm going to try dying some fabric for pouches I've been sewing. Your video is clear and easy to follow and that shirt! Gasp! Keep your fingers crossed for me!
well i tried it. Made two the same, or i tried. Still they all look good. I just needed to let the shirts dry all the way, 24 hrs wasnt enough. Thanks for the video.
I'm glad they look good. Yes, letting them dry completely is pretty important. It's really tough to get good color saturation in the middle of the folds if the shirt is too wet.
Angie, I tried it out on a onsie! Thank you so much. I couldn’t figure out how to get nice lines around a geode until I watched this video. I’m going to post my onsie tomorrow on IG, I’m going to @ you so you can see it! I love your shirt btw, those colors are beautiful. 😍
@@Oceaneyes7214 hey it’s @Tydenink but it’s currently private because I had a bot attack. You can request to follow and I’ll be on the lookout! Thanks! 💙
Your geode patterning is wonderful, reminds me of shirts one of my sisters made. Do you know about the lost wax method of dieing? It makes a shattered ice or glass pattern.
*Batik* is pouring melted wax through a "tjanting tool" in a design on fabrics, & then dying the fabric, & then removing the melted wax to reveal the white/non-dyed areas. It can be repeated, oh course, to have different colors & designs. *It's not tie-dyeing,* though it could be combined with tie-dye, I suppose, once the wax is removed, or if one used a very pliable wax. Though...I'm not sure that a pliable wax would be REMOVABLE. Scrap that... I THINK you may be NEED a stiff wax, in order to be able to REMOVE IT from your fabric. You don't want a wax which becomes a PERMANENT part of your fabric! 😉 So, on second thought...I'm not sure that you actually COULD tie-dye at the same time as batik. I'm pretty sure that batiking & tie-dye are _VERY SEPARATE_ processes only. You could tie-dye _THEN_ batik. Or, you could batik & _THEN_ tie-dye...though you would want to be careful about tie-dyeing THROUGH your batiked design. _They are_ *two separate processes,* _anyway, is my point. 🤣_
This reminds me of turkey tail mushrooms or chicken of the forest mushrooms or reishi mushroom. I wonder how cool one would turn out using turkey tail mushroom colors.
Great video! I love Dharma trading company too and have made a lot of good looking stuff. Ice dyeing is my favorite too. I like to put the ice over the clothes and then let the dye fall into it; it makes a different effect. Cheers :)
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This is on a whole other level than what I knew tie dye to be.
Thank you so much! 🙂
Yeah it's incredible
@@no_peace thank you!
It’s so rich and full of dimension
@@HHCforlife thank you!
I just appreciate how easy you made my dyslexic brain understand this. On a whim i watched 1 vdeo of yours that caught my eye and was amazed that i finally understood and that now i feel i can make a tie dye! A geode will be later but i even understand this and it seems absolutely doable because of your simple no filler talking points. Thank you!!!!!
Yay, I'm so glad the video was easy to follow! Thank you for the kind words 😊
I've been tie dying my whole life. This is somehow completely foreign to me and simultaneously the most easy thing to understand because your voice is so beautiful and so honest about where I'm going/ what will happen. I'm so excited to try this now, thank you!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it, and I hope you have fun with this technique! 😄
Hey ! I am a long time tie dyer. Also, an art teacher. The way you describe such detailed instruction is wonderful. It's really beautiful you are taking the time to share this craft with people for free! I know it must be a lot of work to film. I am making the transition from rubber bands to sinew today, and following along! I'll let you know how my geode turns out. Just wanted to say thanks and you're awesome :)
Thank you so much for the kind words! You'll do great with sinew - just pull it as tight as you can.
Hey yourself 😉
Did it workout??
@@Danfromthenorth84 YESS!
Right, I was thinking the same thing. She definitely has the educators gift. She explains everything so well, one would think she was made to do it.
This shirt came out AMAZING!
Thank you!
What a wild and beautiful design! It looks like the shirt was printed with a photo of actual stones...so impressive that you achieved such a realistic appearance from tie dye!
Thank you so much!
Whaaaaa I ended up here by accident. I thought I wasn't a fan of tie dye but THIS!? Wow blown away, thank you for sharing
Thank you so much - I'm glad you like it! 🙂
Awesome Instructions!! I'm trying this!! The earth tones wow I'm sold!! those least used colors rocked it!! TY!!!
Thank you! I'm really glad you like it. 😊😊
Definitely not the tie dye of the 60’s. This is beautiful.
Thank you! No, tie dye has changed quite a bit since then.
@@FunEndeavors so true. It has gone from a fringe hippie tool of self expression to an actual and real art form. People like you are the reason for that. I have seen all of your videos and love your work. Your videos are extremely informative and easy to follow along with. I’m going to try my very first tie dye in a few days. I’m going to be using your geode technique from this video. Being my first time my expectations are low. But nothing worth doing is easy. Thank you for all your videos and your willingness to freely share what you have learned. I would really like to see more long sleeve stuff if possible. T-shirt hoodies, sweatshirts, regular hoodies and maybe a set of sheets and pillowcases. Just an idea. 🙏
@@georgeyoung2336 Thank you! Tie dye is a great creative tool. I hope your geode turns out awesome! Just remember to pull your sinew as tight as you can, and have fun with it. I'll add some more long sleeve shirts and hoodies to my list. It may be a few months though since it's starting to get pretty warm here.
Never tried ice dying, thank you for introducing it to me. I really like the geode design, outstanding!👍
I'm so glad you like it, ice dyeing is one of my favorite techniques! Most dye powders are mixed from a variety of dye colors, and ice dyeing allows those component colors to split out of the dye color. Those color splits and the dye movement that happens with ice dyeing are some of my favorite things about it. 😀
Beautiful! You make the best geodes I've ever found!
Thank you! 🙂
@@FunEndeavors you're so welcome!
This is one of the most beautiful tie-dyes I’ve ever seen. Not joking at all love this
Thank you so much! 😊
As someone who buys roughly 100K tshirts a year for my company, this was insanely cool to see. Your designs are amazing and thank you for the video.
Thank you so much - I'm glad you liked it! 🙂
@@FunEndeavors where do u buy hour tshirts from?
@@hoodassassin1239 I usually purchase them from a wholesale company named SanMar.
That is the most beautiful tie die design and it’s colors I’ve ever seen!!!!
Thank you so much! 🙂
This was so cool. Miss girl is professional
Thank you so much! 🙂
Okay one day I need to try this. I'm in love
Thank you!
Add some soda ash to the dye, it will pour through those spoons waaay easier :) 2:1 light colors, 3:1 dark. May have mentioned this to you elsewhere but maybe this will help others! Shirt came out terrific!
Thank you! 🙂
This is one of the most beautiful shirts I've ever seen! I would love to try and make some of these geode shirts.
Thank you, I'm glad you like it! 🙂
My grandson told me about this video, I can’t wait to try this technique with him this summer when he visits. We love doing tie dye together. This is beautiful
Thank you! That's great - I hope you have fun with it!
Wow! So many people are taking this to the next level. Nice.
Thank you!
One of the BEST tutorial, visually and VERBALLY🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much - I'm glad you liked it! 🙂
Two things so amazing to see: Tie dying that isn't ROYGBIV, and that whole ice + sinew technique to get some seriously cool patterns.
Thanks for this! Now, I want to make a few...
Thank you so much!
Dude I’m not a huge fan of tie dye but this is pretty sick!
Thank you! 🙂
Black cherry is amazing when you put it on top of the ice. splits into so many colors.
I love Black Cherry! I just used it on a dress along with Dances with Raisins and Shiitake and I think it turned out looking really pretty - I love the color splits!
I love the color splits, and the black cherry is so pretty. I'm so excited to do geodes!
Thank you so much!
This is the best tie dye shirt I've ever seen!
Thank you so much - I really like this one too! 🙂
One of the best tye dyed shirts that I've ever seen !🙂
Thank you so much! 🙂
So beautiful! I still haven’t tried a geode... thanks for the motivation!! ❤️🌈
Thank you - I really love how this one turned out!
This shirt is breathtaking!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Wow!!!! I really love the way this turned out and the process you used; I will have to try it out. Thank you.
Thank you - I'm glad you like it!
Woah! That is incredible. I don’t think I’ve seen a tie dye shirt as beautiful as this one
Thank you so much! 🙂
The bronze. So awesome. Amazing
Thank you so much!
This lady is legit. Beautiful and original
Thank you so much! 😊
I am new to tie dying, and one of my first efforts was a multiple geode pattern. I was happy with it, but I really love how this turned out with just one huge geode. I will have to try this next time.
Thank you! That's awesome - a multiple geode shirt was an ambitious first effort and a lot of work. I'm so glad that it turned out well.
Dharma Trading Company has FANTASTIC customer service. I was dyeing fabric for a quilt. I was trying to match a portion of a panel I was using, so I sent them a link to a photo of the panel and asked "what dye do I want to match this area? Navy? Teal? Something else?" I expected to hear back in a few days. Dharma got back to me the _same day!_ And the teal dye they suggested was perfect!
I love Dharma Trading Company! They have spectacular customer service and their products are great!
That shirt turned out beautiful.
Thank you so much! 🙂
I am so exited for this! So happy there is a whole world of more complex techniques!
Thank you - I'm glad you like it! 🙂
I’ve been really intimidated to try a geode design but this has helped me feel like I can try it!
I'm glad it helped! You can do it, geodes are so much fun to tie! Each one turns out so unique. 🙂
This is the type of tie dye I look for but never find. Beautiful 🤩
Thank you! 😊
I really loved the color, the splits of yellow and orange gave it a really cool vibe!! Good job! Loved the tip for the silicone cake mold! Thanks!
Thanks so much! 😊 I absolutely love the cake molds for ice dyeing - they are so convenient.
really like ur methods and your chill attitude.
Thank you! 🙂
Wow! I have been binge-watcing your videos for the last hour or so watching on top of watching several other people's tye dye videos and that definitely the most beautiful design I have seen in my journey. You are an amazing artist!
Thank you so much - I'm glad you like it! 😊
I never knew about ice dying!! Love it! Thanks for the new ideas…. Can’t wait to share this with my young nephew who is in love with tie dying. 👍🏼
Thank you - I'm glad you like it! I hope your nephew does too! 🙂
Side note, I just bought these spoons and a sugar writer. I haven’t tried them yet because I’ve been doing a lot of liquid dye. The friends on FB say the tools work best when the dye is mixed with soda ash... I watch all of your commercials in their entirety. I hope that’s helps a little. 😉
I agree - I think that they would work great for HWI where you mix the dye with soda ash. They were OK, but since the dye is so fine it stuck to the culinary spoon too much to flow smoothly. I feel like the soda ash would help break that up and make it work really well.
@@FunEndeavors agreed. I’m not able to try HWI until our weather warms up and can go outside. I dye in someone else’s sun porch during the week and dyeing in her bathtub is not an option. Until I know what I’m doing I fear it could be rather messy. 😬
@@BelladonnaDyesCo It'll be warm soon. You have a very nice friend to let you use their house to tie dye.
Omgoodness ❤ I love this video! Thank you! I have a sweatshirt sitting in soda ash and I'm going to give it another try. This is so beautiful. The colors are gorgeous. You're so kind to share your skills.
Thank you - I'm glad that you liked it! I really love the color combination too! Let me know how your sweatshirt turns out.
That's absolutely STUNNING! I love the colors and the splits.
Thank you so much!
Well today is the first day I am trying to make a single ice dye geode. I am making it for my son. I am gonna be using the earth tone colors. I know the one Angie made using the earth tone colors really turned out pretty. I'll let you know how mine turns out. 😊
That's great! I think some of the earth tones have the best color splits. I hope your shirt turns out great, and that your son loves it! 🙂
This looks WAY cooler than the multiple geodes! I love it. ❤️
Thank you so much! 🙂
Love it! I am going to try this on a sleeveless farmer's dress (Dharma). The idea of just one geode, brilliant. I've been making several items with lots of little geodes. I already learned so much from your channel. Looking forward to try this one (today)!
Thank you! I think this will look fantastic on a farmer's dress! 😀
This was an interesting and informative video. Which ended up with a stunning creation. Many thanks.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😀
So lovely. I have not yet ice dyed and you make me want to try it. Also the wax sinew is another great tool! Amazing result! WOW! thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you. This is one if the best I've seen...so easy to follow. Well done.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it.
Nice color palette. It’s perfect for Fall. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you so much for making this video. Your technique is awesome and you explained beautifully. Armed with this video, I am going to give it a try. Thank you for spreading this art for all to enjoy and for all to try. Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you! 🙂
Ive made 2 so far. They're alot of work with tying but so cool looking.
They do take a little while to tie, but I agree that they are well worth the effort.
I agree. I finally figured out I had to mark the center point of the geode or I kept losing my place. I had to restart 3 times. Next run should be way smoother.
I've never seen anything like this! Amazing!
Thank you so much! 🙂
If I don’t have powder can I just use the liquid dye ?
It won't have quite the same look to it, but you can use liquid dye.
beautiful and the colors are gorgeous
Thank you so much!
You are right - the yellow must be coming from the red. I've used chamois on ice dye and the split was subdued, very soft. Thanks for the video, I really enjoy your channel.
Thank you - I appreciate you watching! That's good to know - I bought the chamois to use as a neutral, but I don't remember if I've ever used it for ice dyeing before. I overlook the Sunrise Red because it is more of an orange red. I find myself always reaching for Fire Red or another similar red. I think the yellow that it split on this shirt looks really good though with the darker colors.
This is new ice dye technique. Thank you. I’m ready to try this one. Awesome.
Thank you so much! 🙂
Oh my goodness! I just LOVE the way this turned out! I have so many questions...you need to hold classes!😊
Thank you - I'm glad you like it! 😊
Insanely talented and wonderfully filmed and narrated. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art with us! 🥰💜
Thank you - I'm glad that you like it! 😊
This shirt is everything!!!
Thank you so much! 🙂
Wow wow WOW!!! I cant wait to try this! STUNNING!!
Yay! Thank you!
WOW!!!
THAT IS INCREDIBLY GORGEOUS!!!
Thank you so much! 🙂
I love the clouor choice. This is quite lovely.
Thank you so much! 😊
I did purples blues and black. Results were dramatic. I think a second run will be even better. I got the silicone cake molds a while ago and it is so much quicker than making cardboard forms.
That sounds like a beautiful color combination! Yes, I love the silicone cake molds - they make ice dyeing geodes so much easier.
I have been looking for a geode tie dye tutorial! Thank you so, your shirt turned out amazing!
Thank you - I'm glad you like it!
You made some beautiful art there 💖. Truly grateful for your willingness to share this neat idea.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you like it! 🙂
this is the prettiest tie dye shirt ive seen :3
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I'm going to try dying some fabric for pouches I've been sewing. Your video is clear and easy to follow and that shirt! Gasp! Keep your fingers crossed for me!
Thank you - I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'm sure your fabric will turn out fabulous!
That is awesome . gonna try this one next time and step up my tie dye work...
Thank you so much! 😀
Love how that turned out!
Thank you so much! 🙂
I love this effect and will be doing one like this very soon. Thanks for the tutorial Angie!!
Thank you - I hope you have fun with it!
very cool
Thank You! 🙂
I think that shirt is awesome!! I will most definitely subscribe and can't wait to see what other treats you have for us!
Awesome - Thank you!
well i tried it. Made two the same, or i tried. Still they all look good. I just needed to let the shirts dry all the way, 24 hrs wasnt enough. Thanks for the video.
I'm glad they look good. Yes, letting them dry completely is pretty important. It's really tough to get good color saturation in the middle of the folds if the shirt is too wet.
Beautiful!! Your set up is very nice and clever.
Thank you so much!
🤔 this was / is some awesome info 🙏🏽 this will certainly come in handy for daddy/ daughter time. Thanks 🙏🏽 for this video.
Thank you! I hope you have fun! 🙂
This is absolutely stunning!! (And I fell for the stupid spoons too! LOL)
Thank you so much! 🙂
Accident or not, that dye split in the middle worked out GREAT!
Thank you!
Unreal , so gorgeous! Thanks for your beautiful video
Thank you so much! 🙂
I love that shirt so much!
Thank you - I do too! 🙂
So beautiful : ) You have crossed over into another tie dye dimension!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful, I love the colours.
Thank you! 🙂
Wow! That's amazing! I love it! 😍
Thank you so much! 😊
Angie, I tried it out on a onsie! Thank you so much. I couldn’t figure out how to get nice lines around a geode until I watched this video. I’m going to post my onsie tomorrow on IG, I’m going to @ you so you can see it! I love your shirt btw, those colors are beautiful. 😍
That's awesome - I am so happy it turned out great! I absolutely would love to see it. 🙂
What’s your Instagram? Would love to see it!
@@Oceaneyes7214 hey it’s @Tydenink but it’s currently private because I had a bot attack. You can request to follow and I’ll be on the lookout! Thanks! 💙
Great vid
Thank you!
Good color choices I love it
Thank you so much! 😊
This is kool nice colors n design.love it
Thanks so much 😊
Your geode patterning is wonderful, reminds me of shirts one of my sisters made. Do you know about the lost wax method of dieing? It makes a shattered ice or glass pattern.
Thank you so much! Is lost wax like Batik? If so, I am familiar with Batik but I haven't ever tried it. I love the results though.
@@FunEndeavors yes, I think batik is pretty much the same thing without clamping shaped blocks on the cloth used to keep the dye out of your pattern.
@@gordondeitz7838 That sounds cool!
*Batik* is pouring melted wax through a "tjanting tool" in a design on fabrics, & then dying the fabric, & then removing the melted wax to reveal the white/non-dyed areas.
It can be repeated, oh course, to have different colors & designs.
*It's not tie-dyeing,* though it could be combined with tie-dye, I suppose, once the wax is removed, or if one used a very pliable wax.
Though...I'm not sure that a pliable wax would be REMOVABLE.
Scrap that...
I THINK you may be NEED a stiff wax, in order to be able to REMOVE IT from your fabric.
You don't want a wax which becomes a PERMANENT part of your fabric! 😉
So, on second thought...I'm not sure that you actually COULD tie-dye at the same time as batik.
I'm pretty sure that batiking & tie-dye are _VERY SEPARATE_ processes only.
You could tie-dye _THEN_ batik.
Or, you could batik & _THEN_ tie-dye...though you would want to be careful about tie-dyeing THROUGH your batiked design.
_They are_ *two separate processes,* _anyway, is my point. 🤣_
This looks amazing. Well done!
Thank you - I'm glad you like it!
WOW!!! That looks amazing!
Thank you so much! 😊
that turns out really really great!!! *.*
Thank you so much! 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you! 😊
I’ve seen petrified wood with all those colors. Very cool
That sounds really cool - thank you! 🙂
This reminds me of turkey tail mushrooms or chicken of the forest mushrooms or reishi mushroom. I wonder how cool one would turn out using turkey tail mushroom colors.
That's a cool idea!
This is so so so beautiful!
Thank you!
Wow thats so pretty
Thank you so much!
Great video! I love Dharma trading company too and have made a lot of good looking stuff. Ice dyeing is my favorite too. I like to put the ice over the clothes and then let the dye fall into it; it makes a different effect. Cheers :)
Thank you! I like to add the ice down first too sometimes. It does give a different look.