So...I’ve been watching all the “shaving cream fabric dye marbling” videos I can find and you are the only person who makes it an ART instead of a CRAFT. Thank you for raising the level of this because you have shown us something beautiful and elegant. I can’t wait to try it!
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@Grey Hugh I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I’m in need of a small area rug for my bedroom. So, instead of purchasing one, I’m thinking of up-cycling my white bath towels that I don’t use anymore and turning them into rugs. I’m so glad to come across your video! The shirt that you dyed turned out great so I’m going to try this technique on my towels. I’m so excited!! Thank you so much for this easy to follow technique!!
I'm just beginning to design dye art on clothes. This blew me away! It is so incredibly beautiful! I already have the person that I'm going to use this method for and I can't wait to do some practice shirts! I can't thank you enough for this video!💜
This is so awesome!! I absolutely love this andot looks really good! I do have one or two questions, I don't have ash soda where i live, do you think that using white vinegar with salt will do the same trick? I read at another post that it worked and I've never done tie dye before.
Loved your video! It was super satisfying to watch 😂 I watched a couple videos, but yours was walk. Better as far as the steps go. So thanks for sharing.
The shirt you made looks fabulous! I have been looking for new techniques of fabric painting for some time, I'm so happy that I came by your video!! Thank you for this tutorial, I'm going to try this today! I'm super excited!
Thanks for this , I havent seen this technique before, I've just made a lesson plan on marbling now I think I will have to include 😀 a fabric technique at some point.👍🏾
Great tutorial! I attempted this today and had the shaving cream stick to my fabric, trying to figure out if I didn't add enough water to the shaving cream or maybe I had to deep of shaving cream? Any input would be appreciated. And your shirt is beautiful!
thanks! That's happened to me before. I don't think it really affects the results too much. It won't stick as much if you let it sit for longer. Hope that helps
That is beautiful. What a creative way to tie diy. I have never seen this before. Thank you for posting this awesome video. I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Wow !! Fantastic!! I have so much leftover diet in my refrigerator. I’m going to try this, yours turned out so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing💜💜
Just saw your video! Amazing! I am new to the dying process and I really want to try this, absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing your creative talent! 😊👏❤💯❗
Hi Thanks for watching. I'm not sure how this would work on silk. It's fiber reactive dyes, so the soda ash would be hard on the silk and it might have different looking results. Give it a shot! and let me know how it goes. Thanks
This turned out beautiful! I'm going to try this but I have a question. Did you soak the shirt in soda ash before dyeing? I know it makes a difference in tie dye but I've never tried the shaving cream method before and don't know if the shirt needs the soda ash.
This came out fire . I went to Blick and bought some dye but I messed up my shirt 😂😂. I’m gonna keep trying until it comes out fire like yours ! Great video
@@OnyxArtStudios Ac..tu...a...ly, you are replying to a novice in this art but! I did a marble dress with a similar fabric used in the video, the RiT all-purpose die in apple green, cloud design, and it truly came out spectacular. The process was dyeing with a clean and moist fabric in a plastic cat tray I found, crunching it up into big clouds, adding about 1/4 of dye into a 16oz plastic bottle adding water (less if a lighter shade is wanted) then squirting the dye on both sides of the fabric (the best way possible) cover with plastic, wait an hour of setting, rinse, and dry. What your time and efforts did, for me, was to summon the creativity within and get it done as I was somewhat fearful of it. I do appreciate all you do. Spectacular day to you and your loved ones. :D
Thank you for your tutorial. Did you set the dye other than washing in synthrapol and the washing machine? Also, did you mix powder dyes and put into bottles? I've never bought a tie dye kit before, I usually use powders.
I let the dye sit on the shirt overnight to get into the fabric. Then I rinsed with cold and then washed on hot and dried on hot. You can mix your own powder dyes just like you would for tie dye. The kit I have on my site is just add water.
thanks for watching! I'm not sure, I've only tried foam shaving cream. Let me know if you try anything else. Would love to know. What's your favorite kind of dyeing?
The soda ash makes the procion dyes (tie dye) stick to the fabric and stay after washing. The mixture I'm using is about 2/3 cup soda ash to 1 gallon of water
Check out my Marble Dyeing Playlist here for more inspiration: ua-cam.com/play/PLinLFMViM_WVknuiI8r85drxICP67-4GL.html
Just started ice dying after a few years of regular squirt bottle dye. This is crazy. I love it.
So...I’ve been watching all the “shaving cream fabric dye marbling” videos I can find and you are the only person who makes it an ART instead of a CRAFT. Thank you for raising the level of this because you have shown us something beautiful and elegant. I can’t wait to try it!
Thanks so much! That's quite a compliment- let me know how it comes out!
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I was dumb lost my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
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@Grey Hugh I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out atm.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Grey Hugh it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account :D
You just 100% inspired me to go out while bleach dying today and make my first video!!!! Thank you
I’m loving the little hints of pink
Thanks so much! it was a fun surprise
Great jerb!!!! VERY COOL... The negative aspects of the pattern are very important.
Yes, thanks so much!
anything you wear looks good on you
Thanks
Oh wow. I’ve never seen the marble technique used on clothes. So interesting to watch!
Thanks so much! I love this technique
I’m in need of a small area rug for my bedroom. So, instead of purchasing one, I’m thinking of up-cycling my white bath towels that I don’t use anymore and turning them into rugs. I’m so glad to come across your video! The shirt that you dyed turned out great so I’m going to try this technique on my towels. I’m so excited!! Thank you so much for this easy to follow technique!!
Great idea!
This shirt is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
I love this Diy, but wath kind of ash dobyou need?
Soda ash is the fixative. It is linked in the description
Thank you very much, the technic is amazing!
You are welcome!
As far as tie dye techniques/designs this blew my mind! Great vid.
Thank you!
Beautiful, but expensive. Can we re use the mixture as, put another tee-shirt on it. Thanks à lot.
Yes it's not cheap. I've never tried reusing it for mass production.
I love the result! Do you have a video for polyester? Wanted to do this technique or ice dye for a hoodie
Polyester usually doesn't take procion dye very well. If it's a cotton/poly blend it can be more pastel.
Does this fade after a few washings? will washing it in your washing machine cause the dye to be all over the inside of the machine? It is beuatiful
No it's color fast because of the soda ash. The dye won't stain the machine. Thanks for watching!
@@OnyxArtStudios Thank you! !
SHOCKED at how fabulous this is.
Bravo.💜
Thanks so much!
You've done a professional job. It looks wonderful and unique.
Thank you so much 😀
Why do you spray it with water after you move it to its final place? Its nice
Thanks! I wanted to keep it from drying out. When its wet the dye can batch (continue to soak into the fibers). I
Fantastic!! Another great technique to try!!
Glad you like it!
Después de ver esta técnica se van a terminar las cremas de afeitar, quedé sorprendido un muy bonito trabajo👍👍👍👍🥂
Just came across this video and I love how it turned out., Definitely would like to try this one day..
Please do!
I'm just beginning to design dye art on clothes. This blew me away! It is so incredibly beautiful! I already have the person that I'm going to use this method for and I can't wait to do some practice shirts! I can't thank you enough for this video!💜
Thanks! Good luck! It's a lot of fun.
@@OnyxArtStudios ❤ with tutors like you it definitely will be!
So nice process
Thanks so much! What kind of dyeing do you like the most?
So cute! Options are endless! Thanks
Thanks! Yes they are!
The drops of pink actually ended up blending well & looking good with your color scheme 😊 def want to try this sometime!
Thanks so much. You should- let me know how it goes!
How long did you process the shirt before you rinsed it? It’s beautiful
love finding a whole new method to experiment with, thanks so much!!
Really enjoyed this video and the technique you shared. The shirt looks amazing
Thanks so much! What's your favorite kind of dyeing?
Turned out great & now you know how to put the table cloth prying on a short, too.
Thanks for watching
This is so awesome!! I absolutely love this andot looks really good! I do have one or two questions, I don't have ash soda where i live, do you think that using white vinegar with salt will do the same trick? I read at another post that it worked and I've never done tie dye before.
I'm not sure. Maybe try to find a tie dye that doesn't need a fixative? Maybe Tulip?
That shirt is gorgeous. I can’t wait to try it myself. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome 😊
That! Is totally a beautiful! Love the pattern denim curtain in the back also !
Thanks so much! I made the denim quilt too- it took forever 😂
Loved your video! It was super satisfying to watch 😂 I watched a couple videos, but yours was walk. Better as far as the steps go. So thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Glad it was helpful! I have a lot of dyeing tutorials on my channel if you are looking for more inspiration. :)
When you add the shaving cream is there already water in there
Thanks for watching! Yes the powdered dye must be mixed with water first. What's your favorite kind of dyeing to do?
Excellent idea, you have so well simplified the entire process. Thank you so much for sharing the idea, and good teaching too.
Thanks so much!
That is STUNNING!
Thanks!
The shirt you made looks fabulous! I have been looking for new techniques of fabric painting for some time, I'm so happy that I came by your video!! Thank you for this tutorial, I'm going to try this today! I'm super excited!
Thanks so much! Have fun- I love marble tie dye!
slay queen !!! thank you for sharing this technique !! wowza
You're so welcome!
Beautiful work ⛄
Thank you so much
Thanks for this , I havent seen this technique before, I've just made a lesson plan on marbling now I think I will have to include 😀 a fabric technique at some point.👍🏾
Glad it was helpful!
Omg!! This is the best tutorial I have found on this kind of dyeing!! Question can I use Rit liquid or powder dye??
Great tutorial! I attempted this today and had the shaving cream stick to my fabric, trying to figure out if I didn't add enough water to the shaving cream or maybe I had to deep of shaving cream? Any input would be appreciated. And your shirt is beautiful!
thanks! That's happened to me before. I don't think it really affects the results too much. It won't stick as much if you let it sit for longer. Hope that helps
I love this shade of blue and all your videos are just amazing...getting creative on our own dress
Thank you so much 😀
Pure genius!
thanks so much!
Love this! Thanks for sharing a fun new technique!!!
You are so welcome! What kind of dyeing do you like the best?
Hey!! Could you also make a video on petal prints on fabric please?
That's a great idea! and perfect for spring!
That is beautiful. What a creative way to tie diy. I have never seen this before. Thank you for posting this awesome video. I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Thank you so much 😊
We use a large rubbermaid container lid upside down with a rack in it for our splash surface. Works like a charm, especially with the kids.
That's a really good idea!
Is soda ash and baking soda alike?
No soda ash is different- I have a link for it in the description box
It looks awesome with those long sleeves! 😍 very wearable
Thanks so much! I wear it all the time
Hi,a good coloring recommendation in your opinion?
I think you could do any color combination. It would be cool do colors that appear in natural marble too.
Could this work with Reverse/bleach dye too? 🤔
Not sure, I've never tried it. It could a fun experiment. Have you tried this method?
@@OnyxArtStudios first time seeing it in this video, looks really cool though!!! 😁
Might try it soon…
@@timothyfarrington8407 it is very fun, hope you try it
Where do you buy soda ash and how much do you use
All the supplies are listed in the description.
I loved the color combination. Looks so awesome!!
Thank you so much!
Does this only work with certain fabrics x
Thanks for watching. Polyester will not take the dye and the fabrics must be washable.
Really curious to see the outcome...NICE!!!
Thanks Maru! this was a really fun one to do :)
What fabric? Natural or synthetic will this work for?
Very pretty with those colors!! Can I know the name of them?
Hi, I have updated the colors in the supply list. Thanks!
Looks amazing!
Thanks so much!
Wow !! Fantastic!! I have so much leftover diet in my refrigerator. I’m going to try this, yours turned out so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing💜💜
Awesome! Thanks for watching. How long do you keep your old dyes usually?
Quick questions... in the first step why did you mix the barbesol shave cream with the dyes? What would happen if you didnt do that step?
@@jessicaparkerson2518 I think that step is prob essential for the marbling effect maybe?
Going to try this in purple very soon 🔥🔥🔥🔥😁
Sounds like fun!
It’s sooo beautiful
Thank you so much!
Just saw your video! Amazing! I am new to the dying process and I really want to try this, absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing your creative talent! 😊👏❤💯❗
Thanks so much for your kind words. 💙
What type of store sells soda ash?
I buy mine online. There is a link in the description box.
Super job!
Thank you very much!
This is SO cool! I want to try this!
Go for it! can't wait to see the results
Where can I get soda ash, at any craft store
I put a link for all the supplies I used in the description of this video! Enjoy
it’s Beautiful, thanks so much. Can this be done on silk fabric with Acid dye or Acrylic paint? Bless you
Hi Thanks for watching. I'm not sure how this would work on silk. It's fiber reactive dyes, so the soda ash would be hard on the silk and it might have different looking results. Give it a shot! and let me know how it goes. Thanks
Okay thanks so much. God Bless you
Wow!! Awesome gotta try
Hope you enjoy
What colour are you using
All the supplies are listed in the description box. Thanks so much!
It is really pretty. ❤
Thanks!
Fabulous shirt!
Thank you so much! I wear it all the time
Where can I buy these colours from? What is the brand name. I am from calgary
That is so cool! Thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for watching
so cool. when you hand wash with synthropol do you use hot or cold water?
Rinse with cold and wash with hot
This is cool. Can this be done on Polyester?
I've never tried this method with poly. Polyester blends (at least 60 cotton and 40 polyester) usually will give very light results.
Very beautiful! Thank you! 😊
This turned out beautiful! I'm going to try this but I have a question. Did you soak the shirt in soda ash before dyeing? I know it makes a difference in tie dye but I've never tried the shaving cream method before and don't know if the shirt needs the soda ash.
Yes I did. thanks!
This came out fire . I went to Blick and bought some dye but I messed up my shirt 😂😂. I’m gonna keep trying until it comes out fire like yours ! Great video
Thanks so much! Yes, keep going! Good Luck :)
very nice, thanks for the idea. Great day to you.
Thanks so much, what's your favorite type of dyeing?
@@OnyxArtStudios Ac..tu...a...ly, you are replying to a novice in this art but! I did a marble dress with a similar fabric used in the video, the RiT all-purpose die in apple green, cloud design, and it truly came out spectacular. The process was dyeing with a clean and moist fabric in a plastic cat tray I found, crunching it up into big clouds, adding about 1/4 of dye into a 16oz plastic bottle adding water (less if a lighter shade is wanted) then squirting the dye on both sides of the fabric (the best way possible) cover with plastic, wait an hour of setting, rinse, and dry. What your time and efforts did, for me, was to summon the creativity within and get it done as I was somewhat fearful of it. I do appreciate all you do. Spectacular day to you and your loved ones. :D
This turned out amazing..I can't wait to try this!!
Thanks! Let me know how it goes :)
Love this technique! It turned out so cool!
Thanks so much!
Woah! I'm stunned. I was skeptical at first. Awesome technique and results!
Thanks so much! it's a really fun technique
Thank you for your tutorial. Did you set the dye other than washing in synthrapol and the washing machine? Also, did you mix powder dyes and put into bottles? I've never bought a tie dye kit before, I usually use powders.
I let the dye sit on the shirt overnight to get into the fabric. Then I rinsed with cold and then washed on hot and dried on hot. You can mix your own powder dyes just like you would for tie dye. The kit I have on my site is just add water.
Did you wet the shirt first??
Yes, I soaked it in a soda ash solution for about 20 min
Awesome creativity Katherine🌻 My materials are ready...I'm about to try this technique...will send photos! Keep it up, thx 🤗
Wonderful! thanks so much!
Why do you use shaving cream? For stability?
yes, and it stays wet so the dye can go into the fabric
So beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
So awesome! Can’t wait to try this technique- it’s amazingly cool!
Thanks! It’s a really fun project. I can’t wait to do more
What is "soda ash"?
Sodium carbonate
Love it! I'm curious. Do you know of a different foam that can be used instead of shaving cream? A natural (or semi-natural) alternative? :)
thanks for watching! I'm not sure, I've only tried foam shaving cream. Let me know if you try anything else. Would love to know. What's your favorite kind of dyeing?
I can't wait I love it thanks
I'm glad you like it. thanks
Why shaving cream with aloe? Can this be done on silk?
procion dyes are good for plant based fibers, so I would not do silk with this kind of dye.
Very cool!
Thanks so much! What’s your favorite kind of dyeing?
What is the soda ash mixture
The soda ash makes the procion dyes (tie dye) stick to the fabric and stay after washing. The mixture I'm using is about 2/3 cup soda ash to 1 gallon of water
Very cool technique! I'll try to put cardboard inside the shirt to help laying flat 🤔
Thanks! Good idea!
That is so beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Thanks that’s cool never saw that before
Thanks so much!