Thanks for using your time to not only make videos and share some tips, but, also, for inspiring me to make my tie dyes better! Keep up the great work! Its appreciated.
Getting awed and surprised at how things come out in the end is what makes tie dye so fun and addicting. The shirt turned out super. Keep up the great work.
@@CasualCollisions I attempted my first ice dye after watching hours of your videos and created this (Alien Spine) pattern. i.redd.it/e2rqnj0spha51.jpg
I did a liquid dye with this style. One tied tight and one tied loose... really neat!!! I like your tutorials the best! I just don’t have enough dye to do ice- so I do them all liquid but I’m still loving it! Trying something new by squeezing some water after the liquid dye... trying to mock what the ice does. Thanks for sharing your technique!
great fold and dye pattern. the outcome is awesome and just like you said, alien-esk for sure. it's awesome that you can duplicate this effect. i have a bunch of practice shirts so i can learn some of your techniques. thanks for sharing the knowledge
Overall, health wise, my speech speed is normal though I still have issues with word selection hundreds of times a day. Most of the videos have at least a few retakes because of 5-10 second gaps of *nothing* happening as my brain just goes into "pause" mode as I'm unable to come up with the word(s) to use. I do feel I'm currently in a "good space" with the tie dye designs and I'm happily churning along making 3-6 videos a week to stockpile for slow weekly releases due to an upcoming "time out" I'll be forced to deal with. More details on that will be in a "channel update" in the next month or so. Until then - gotta keep making videos on new ideas, designs, and experiments. :)
Its a tie dye masterpiece . Id like to see if this effect can be created a second time, so Im going to try out this method and fingers crossed I hope it can be coz its my absolute favourite design now. Bravo mate
I've made quite a few of these and the results are reproducible. There is some variation of the spine with some shirts - since the "spikes" are dependent on the melt of the ice on the incline; but, overall, the design is the same.
Saw the word 👽, so had to check it out! Love it,esp.the coloration. Same way I like to color things,& want to try to dye a blonde or white haired wig in ombre style w/these colors..
How stunning! I’ve never tried ice dye, but I was just wondering what this would look like as a tie-dye when using a dipping method? What a gorgeous and precise design ☺️
Yes, it’s very cool. Literally, in terms of color selection..I am a big fan of blues and greens, especially the electric ones, the space ones, all. (My first spiral I got an electric green aura near a purple, who knows what I did to make it happen..) As a beginner I’m struggling with my color selections and placement..I’m learning that a great fold can be well, not ruined, but if you place the colors too..busily, it can detract from all the work you did folding and the intended pattern created by the fold. Here, your color selection and placement and method all came together to enhance each other. I’m betting most beginners like me look at their pile of colors and feel compelled to “add just another touch of..X” until the browns start happening!
Ugh..what did I just say? Did three shirts..spiral, ok, geodes, marginal, and thought “I can whip out this design!”..it looks like..a piece of hard striped candy that got stuck in the machine..I’m thinking of either bleaching as an experiment or putting it in the muck of my next batch. Worse..colors..selected..ever..! Mine, I mean..
i think this is probably the best one yet .. i really like and i am just learning ice dye and incline dye as well .. and do you mind if i give this a try
@@CasualCollisions thank you and you do wonderful work .. i love to see the things that make take a second longer look and this certainly does .. thank you for sharing your work, and your talent with the world
Yes; but, the finished result will not have the same look. Here's a video showing the different between ice dyeing and liquid dyeing a spiral: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
I really like the look of this one a lot! I can't quite see what you mean about a 3D effect, but that might be because of it being on a computer screen. I totally see the exoskeleton though and I love the feathery meltiness of it. Moving forward with it, I'd like to see how it would look with one more color in it, starting with a vibrant violet family color at the center/as the 'spine,' just not as wide as the current blue one is. Then just continuing with the colors the way they are. Btw, I love your videos and now I think I've watched them all.....so make more! I have learned a ton from you, thanks!
If I would have known it was going to turn out like this, I would have likely chosen different and darker colors; but, the results on this one surprised me. Completely unexpected that this would results. I try to release a new video every week and I currently have 23 videos (and 3 "spares") batched up, so there should be a new tie dye video from me every Saturday through the end of this year.
How does the melt effect show up with the blue. It looks like you would have to tie it off at an angle but you don't. Is that a characteristic of an incline fold? And is an incline fold the fold you showed at the very beginning with the sleeve tucking?
The fold isn't an incline - the rack the fabric is on while being dyed is physically on an incline of 45° (or greater) so that when the ice melts, the dye flows at an angle into the shirt.
You can; but, it will just dilute the liquid dye and result in a more pastel final color. You could mix the liquid dyes up with less water to form a concentrated liquid and use a steeper angle. That would probably turn out quite interesting.
The overall layout will be similar; but, the results can be quite radically different. Here's a link to a liquid versus ice dyeing the same spiral: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
I like this quite a bit, it looks like a grade school teacher alien. To get a earie(sp?) effect, if that's what you're going for it would need darker colors, but you know that.
You make it look so easy i have been doing tye dyes for about 5 years and still find working with shirts that are almost dry, i can work them better when i just ring them out by hand from the soda ash, and still have not go the fold with the inside the sleeves yet.. lol... but love your videos i will keep trying..
Thanks. Some people swear by bone-dry shirts, others only fold with wet shirts. When I started, I tried doing what everyone said was correct: dry shirts, dye over ice for ice dyeing, batching the shirts in a bag, rinsing until the water is clear, using dawn soap, etc. It's endless. I fold and dye with the material damp, usually place ice over dye (though I will do the opposite for specific effects), never bag anything, rinse for 2-4 minutes *max*, don't use any special soap, etc. I do what works for me - be it what's easier, what results in the "look" I prefer, etc. The more people experiment with what works best for them, the more options everyone else can enjoy when something really creative springs up from those experiments. In case you haven't seen it, here's the link to the fold with the sleeves inside detail video: ua-cam.com/video/6VsKeM56QKM/v-deo.html
The results between ice and liquid dye are quite different. Here's a video that'll give you a better idea: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html In the case of incline dyes, the difference will be even greater - the ice melting slowly will create a more distinct "slide" of the colors than that of liquid.
I love this pattern! I bet it would look nice in shades of purple to red. Thank you for your videos, I am a beginner. I have a challenge for you, OD and black crumple cammo with a vibrant centered red, orange, and yellow nuclear explosion mushroom cloud. I think you could pull it off 🙂
If the dye pattern is complex - such as the sawtooth videos I'm beginning to post - I only do a single-sided dye with an extra soda ash application and ice application. The results will already be complex and richly saturated, so there's no need to flip and dye on the opposite side. I also mostly do single-sided dyes with inclines. This is more due to how much dye remains on the metal racks I use that would need to be cleaned/replaced before flipping the material. Again, since the results are generally more complex due to the incline, there's not really a need to flip the material over. With that said - I will be posting a video showing alternatives to that sometime within the next few months.
When ice dyeing the colors that are mixes of other colors separate into their constituents and those blend with others creating effects not possible w liquid dyes. Some yellows are primaries with no additions. Do an ice dye color test of all your colors..you’ll see which ones split, what their auras look like..
What John Cspine said. There are 22 Procion "primary" dyes. From those primary dyes, the distributers (Dharma, Custom Colours, Grateful Dyes, etc.) create their own additional custom dyes. Some are the same or very similar between distributers, others are radically different. The primary dyes do not split since they contain a single color dye - such as Lemon Yellow, Turquoise, and Fuchsia Red from Dharma. But, other colors that are created from the 22 Procion primary dyes will split into their corresponding components when ice dyed. Some colors contain a very large number of primary dyes. That's why colors like Better Black will split into greens, yellow, blues, violets, etc. when ice dyed.
Yes, it will have a more smooth color transition that shows less "splitting" and a more organic/smooth result if you place the dye on top of the ice. That's not a method I generally use because I care more about dye placement in most designs; but, for an incline, dye on top of the ice usually has a more pleasing result.
Incline dyes don't work as well when ice dyeing. You could try a much more extreme angle/elevation while liquid dyeing; but, the color splitting will not occur. Here's a video that shows the difference between a liquid and ice dyed pattern: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
@@CasualCollisions Thank you for the help. We are excited to try this method. Tie dye has been one of the things keeping my family sane during Covid-19. I will share I results.
I think I've made 2 long sleeve shirts in the past 5 years... It simply not something I wear because I don't like things on my arms and Winter is a season that lasts 1 week a year. ;) With that said, I'd probably pull them down the full length of the shirt to pull the full length of the pattern into the arms.
I mostly use Gildan G200 shirts because of how well the dye bonds with the fibers, allowing super-saturated colors. But, they're not soft and some people do not like the fit. I use Anvil 980 shirts when I want a "soft" shirt. They don't have the saturation that the Gildan G200 shirts do; but, they're very comfortable, soft shirts.
There are 22 Procion "primary" dyes. From those primary dyes, the distributers (Dharma, Custom Colours, Grateful Dyes, etc.) create their own additional custom dyes. Some are the same or very similar between distributers, others are radically different. The primary dyes do not split since they contain a single color dye - such as Lemon Yellow, Turquoise, and Fuchsia Red from Dharma. But, other colors that are created from the 22 Procion primary dyes will split into their corresponding components when ice dyed. Some colors contain a very large number of primary dyes. That's why colors like Better Black will split into greens, yellow, blues, violets, etc. when ice dyed.
Are you remembering to pull the sleeves in? So like it's not just a fold in half, you fold in half the wrong way so the sleeves are in the center of the shirt. Then you pull the bottom sleeve even with the top sleeve. Then you reset it to look like you only folded it in half. He kind of explains that in the start of the video. He mentions he's got a video that will teach that technique.
Thank you for this video! I tried this out but I got more of a "Tiger's strips" effect instead 😆 I think I messed up on the folding or could be the bottle dye?
Liquid dye will have different results than that of ice dyeing - sometimes minor, sometimes more significant. Here's a video showing an example: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
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Id like to see more of these! I actually made one myself this last week! Chose different colors but man its one of my favorites ever!
Thanks for using your time to not only make videos and share some tips, but, also, for inspiring me to make my tie dyes better! Keep up the great work! Its appreciated.
Absolutely - thanks for watching!
I think it turned out FANTASTIC!! GREAT job !! THNX 4 SHARIN' it!!!!
Super dope. Blue green and yellow is one of my favorite color combos.
Out of the various colors I've now done with this pattern, the blue/green works the best.
I really like this shirt
best one so far...
but I've only seen 3 of your videos
Getting awed and surprised at how things come out in the end is what makes tie dye so fun and addicting. The shirt turned out super. Keep up the great work.
Thanks!
One of your best designs!!!
It's definitely one of the coolest looking over the past several months. I really like this one.
really beautiful thanks
Thanks!
I love this!!! Your right it looks 3D. So very Awesome 👍😎😁
I like the commentary at the end with your thoughts. I really do love this design and you should def do more of these
Thank you. I've done a few more since this video was recorded. And, I'll likely post another couple of videos with variations on this method/pattern.
@@CasualCollisions I attempted my first ice dye after watching hours of your videos and created this (Alien Spine) pattern. i.redd.it/e2rqnj0spha51.jpg
I did a liquid dye with this style. One tied tight and one tied loose... really neat!!! I like your tutorials the best! I just don’t have enough dye to do ice- so I do them all liquid but I’m still loving it! Trying something new by squeezing some water after the liquid dye... trying to mock what the ice does. Thanks for sharing your technique!
I too like the commentary at the end
Very cool. Love how it looks. Nice work.
Thank you.
Stunning!
This came out DA BOMB!
Thank you!
yes it turned out very cool good work !
I think it looks terrific!
My only regret is not making it in my size... :(
I made my own alien spine by watching this video and I absolutely love it!!
great fold and dye pattern. the outcome is awesome and just like you said, alien-esk for sure. it's awesome that you can duplicate this effect. i have a bunch of practice shirts so i can learn some of your techniques. thanks for sharing the knowledge
Thanks for watching!
This turned out great!
It's great to see you looking healthy! Thank you for sharing your art
Overall, health wise, my speech speed is normal though I still have issues with word selection hundreds of times a day. Most of the videos have at least a few retakes because of 5-10 second gaps of *nothing* happening as my brain just goes into "pause" mode as I'm unable to come up with the word(s) to use.
I do feel I'm currently in a "good space" with the tie dye designs and I'm happily churning along making 3-6 videos a week to stockpile for slow weekly releases due to an upcoming "time out" I'll be forced to deal with. More details on that will be in a "channel update" in the next month or so. Until then - gotta keep making videos on new ideas, designs, and experiments. :)
I love the yellow and green combo! You did a great job!!! It really does look like an alien exoskeleton. You should try one with reds and purples
The red/purple idea seems to be really popular for this design. I'll have to see what I can come up with.
Best alien 👽 spine ever! 🖖
One of my very favorites - going to do in pink/purple/blue/orange
Let me know how yours turns out with pink/purple/blue/orange.
Very cool! I’m hoping to do a bunch of tie dying this summer with my kiddos 💗
Wow! Fun. Like a water alien. Great watery affect. Hope you sell a lot.
It's a one-of-a-kind that my oldest son pulled out of my pile to be listed. So, it looks like it'll never be sold.
How would this work on a black t shirt?
wow!!! seeing this result really makes me want to try this style of doing tie dye. awesome work
Thank you.
One of the best ever! I really like the incline dye over ice combo idea! I.D.O.I.C. rules!
Thanks for the feedback. I have more incline dyes coming up - some with even more experimental variations.
@@CasualCollisions Great! I just did a bandana/mask experiment w this but goofed up- forgot you iced on the pleated side. We'll see...
Excellent! Can you try this style with purple, green, and black? Please?
I have a variation of this on my list; and, I'll see about going with purple, green, and black.
Its a tie dye masterpiece .
Id like to see if this effect can be created a second time, so
Im going to try out this method and fingers crossed I hope it can be coz its my absolute favourite design now. Bravo mate
I've made quite a few of these and the results are reproducible. There is some variation of the spine with some shirts - since the "spikes" are dependent on the melt of the ice on the incline; but, overall, the design is the same.
sweet I gotta try nice one!
Let me know how it turns out!
Saw the word 👽, so had to check it out! Love it,esp.the coloration. Same way I like to color things,& want to try to dye a blonde or white haired wig in ombre style w/these colors..
That turned out great .🤙🏼
I love it! I need to try the incline!!
Yes - everyone needs to try incline dyeing.
This is an incredible piece! Thank you for yet another inspirational design
Very welcome. Thanks for watching!
I absolutely LOVE this look!
It's one of my favorite from this year.
Love this look! I'm so excited to try it! Thanks so much for the tutorial they are always SO helpful
Thanks for the feedback and let me know how it turns out!
I love your work dude! I'm just getting in to dyeing. I enjoy your explanation of techniques and inspirational work
Very Awesome !!! 💜♥️
This was such a unique and creative method! Turned out great!🤩
Thank you.
Very good love it
What’s the difference when putting in the ice first or dye first?
How stunning! I’ve never tried ice dye, but I was just wondering what this would look like as a tie-dye when using a dipping method? What a gorgeous and precise design ☺️
This is sooo neat and precise these colors are amazing. Thank you for sharing your talent.🤟🥰
Thank you!
I like the large size of the pattern, and I’m very interested in trying the elevated technique.
Did you try it? How did it come out?
If you want to share, I'm available on FB at facebook.com/casualcollisions/
Thank you for the tutorial. My son is going to try it right now.
Hope it works out well for him.
what is the reason for the one sided dye? looks great!
Yes, it’s very cool. Literally, in terms of color selection..I am a big fan of blues and greens, especially the electric ones, the space ones, all. (My first spiral I got an electric green aura near a purple, who knows what I did to make it happen..) As a beginner I’m struggling with my color selections and placement..I’m learning that a great fold can be well, not ruined, but if you place the colors too..busily, it can detract from all the work you did folding and the intended pattern created by the fold. Here, your color selection and placement and method all came together to enhance each other. I’m betting most beginners like me look at their pile of colors and feel compelled to “add just another touch of..X” until the browns start happening!
Ugh..what did I just say? Did three shirts..spiral, ok, geodes, marginal, and thought “I can whip out this design!”..it looks like..a piece of hard striped candy that got stuck in the machine..I’m thinking of either bleaching as an experiment or putting it in the muck of my next batch. Worse..colors..selected..ever..! Mine, I mean..
They don't always turn out. And, I didn't expect this Alien Spine when I started -- this was a happy freak result that I love.
I love the way this turned out! what an awesome technique, you are so talented!
Thank you. This is in my top 5 favorites for this year.
I'd argue that's quite a bit of luck in some of these results. ;)
Casual Collisions definitely so!
What’s the difference between dye on top of ice or under ice?
This tie dye youtube channel
was awesome!
Thank you!
I would like to see another variation like this one
I have a couple more based on this general concept coming out over the next few months.
So there is no bottom to your form?
No. Everything is allowed to drip through.
Love it!!!
Gorgeous!
It's in my top 5 favorites for this year.
Very Nice... can't wait to try one of these... Thanks!
Did you give it a try, yet? Hope it turned out well for you.
i think this is probably the best one yet .. i really like and i am just learning ice dye and incline dye as well .. and do you mind if i give this a try
Thank you. I really like the look of this shirt in person. I hope your version turns out even better.
@@CasualCollisions thank you and you do wonderful work .. i love to see the things that make take a second longer look and this certainly does .. thank you for sharing your work, and your talent with the world
I think I could actually tackle this one. It’s really nice!
This one is easily in my top 3 for this year.
Let me know how it turns out for you.
Could this be done just with regular dying instead of the ice method
Yes; but, the finished result will not have the same look.
Here's a video showing the different between ice dyeing and liquid dyeing a spiral: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
Love it great work your tutorials are super useful
Thank you.
Very cool
I really like the look of this one a lot! I can't quite see what you mean about a 3D effect, but that might be because of it being on a computer screen. I totally see the exoskeleton though and I love the feathery meltiness of it. Moving forward with it, I'd like to see how it would look with one more color in it, starting with a vibrant violet family color at the center/as the 'spine,' just not as wide as the current blue one is. Then just continuing with the colors the way they are. Btw, I love your videos and now I think I've watched them all.....so make more! I have learned a ton from you, thanks!
If I would have known it was going to turn out like this, I would have likely chosen different and darker colors; but, the results on this one surprised me. Completely unexpected that this would results.
I try to release a new video every week and I currently have 23 videos (and 3 "spares") batched up, so there should be a new tie dye video from me every Saturday through the end of this year.
@traveljojo - How's this one? ua-cam.com/video/v39FB-6C-3Y/v-deo.html
This is a really great work
Thank you.
This is amazing
Thank you.
beautiful!
Thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you.
I really like it!
Thanks!
How does the melt effect show up with the blue. It looks like you would have to tie it off at an angle but you don't. Is that a characteristic of an incline fold? And is an incline fold the fold you showed at the very beginning with the sleeve tucking?
The fold isn't an incline - the rack the fabric is on while being dyed is physically on an incline of 45° (or greater) so that when the ice melts, the dye flows at an angle into the shirt.
@@CasualCollisions Yes this makes so much more sense thank you so so much
What are the blue marks on the shirt prior to icing? Also what do you mean the yellow will split?
Can I use liquid mixed dye over ice? I won’t expect same exact results of course
You can; but, it will just dilute the liquid dye and result in a more pastel final color. You could mix the liquid dyes up with less water to form a concentrated liquid and use a steeper angle. That would probably turn out quite interesting.
Chemical to trap moisture?
Awesome work 👍👍! Thank you for sharing your passion and knowledge, kind regards!
So nice of you. Thank you.
Ever tried freezing some water in an ice tray, add some dye powder, water, freeze, add different, freeze, for multiple layers of dye?
I have a dozen or so freezing/frozen experiments on the "to do" list. It'll likely be winter before I have a chance.
Probably more trouble than it’s worth, but maybe might produce an interesting effect or two. If I can find an old ice tray, I’ll try..
I simply love it!!!
Thank you.
That looks amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you.
Will the results be similar if using liquid dyes?
The overall layout will be similar; but, the results can be quite radically different. Here's a link to a liquid versus ice dyeing the same spiral: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
Love it.
I like this quite a bit, it looks like a grade school teacher alien. To get a earie(sp?) effect, if that's what you're going for it would need darker colors, but you know that.
I've been watching your videos, and so far i LOVE this the most! 💗💗💗👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Wish i can also make this
You can make this. This is one of the easier patterns to do.
You make it look so easy i have been doing tye dyes for about 5 years and still find working with shirts that are almost dry, i can work them better when i just ring them out by hand from the soda ash, and still have not go the fold with the inside the sleeves yet.. lol... but love your videos i will keep trying..
Thanks. Some people swear by bone-dry shirts, others only fold with wet shirts. When I started, I tried doing what everyone said was correct: dry shirts, dye over ice for ice dyeing, batching the shirts in a bag, rinsing until the water is clear, using dawn soap, etc. It's endless. I fold and dye with the material damp, usually place ice over dye (though I will do the opposite for specific effects), never bag anything, rinse for 2-4 minutes *max*, don't use any special soap, etc.
I do what works for me - be it what's easier, what results in the "look" I prefer, etc. The more people experiment with what works best for them, the more options everyone else can enjoy when something really creative springs up from those experiments.
In case you haven't seen it, here's the link to the fold with the sleeves inside detail video: ua-cam.com/video/6VsKeM56QKM/v-deo.html
Can you get the same results with out the ice ?
The results between ice and liquid dye are quite different. Here's a video that'll give you a better idea: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
In the case of incline dyes, the difference will be even greater - the ice melting slowly will create a more distinct "slide" of the colors than that of liquid.
I love this pattern! I bet it would look nice in shades of purple to red. Thank you for your videos, I am a beginner.
I have a challenge for you, OD and black crumple cammo with a vibrant centered red, orange, and yellow nuclear explosion mushroom cloud. I think you could pull it off 🙂
With the 'one sided' is just the pattern itself a one sided situation or what should you look for when knowing not to flip and add more ice/dye?
If the dye pattern is complex - such as the sawtooth videos I'm beginning to post - I only do a single-sided dye with an extra soda ash application and ice application. The results will already be complex and richly saturated, so there's no need to flip and dye on the opposite side.
I also mostly do single-sided dyes with inclines. This is more due to how much dye remains on the metal racks I use that would need to be cleaned/replaced before flipping the material. Again, since the results are generally more complex due to the incline, there's not really a need to flip the material over. With that said - I will be posting a video showing alternatives to that sometime within the next few months.
I really love it!! You stare at it long enough you definitely see the 3D effect. Great shirt!
Thanks. In person, the 3D effect is awesome.
Casual Collisions where can I buy the pigments ,.... I live in Mexico I don’t know where ... 😔
Good job you the best
Thank you.
When you were talking about using daffodil over yellow you said that one of them would split? What does that mean?
When ice dyeing the colors that are mixes of other colors separate into their constituents and those blend with others creating effects not possible w liquid dyes. Some yellows are primaries with no additions. Do an ice dye color test of all your colors..you’ll see which ones split, what their auras look like..
What John Cspine said. There are 22 Procion "primary" dyes. From those primary dyes, the distributers (Dharma, Custom Colours, Grateful Dyes, etc.) create their own additional custom dyes. Some are the same or very similar between distributers, others are radically different.
The primary dyes do not split since they contain a single color dye - such as Lemon Yellow, Turquoise, and Fuchsia Red from Dharma. But, other colors that are created from the 22 Procion primary dyes will split into their corresponding components when ice dyed. Some colors contain a very large number of primary dyes. That's why colors like Better Black will split into greens, yellow, blues, violets, etc. when ice dyed.
I should have read the comments first!! I had the same question. Disregard my original comment!
Very nice! I like the color gradient you got. Why did you put the dye on top of the ice instead of under? Does the color break more?
Yes, it will have a more smooth color transition that shows less "splitting" and a more organic/smooth result if you place the dye on top of the ice. That's not a method I generally use because I care more about dye placement in most designs; but, for an incline, dye on top of the ice usually has a more pleasing result.
Do you absolutely need the ice ? Or can do w/o ice
Incline dyes don't work as well when ice dyeing. You could try a much more extreme angle/elevation while liquid dyeing; but, the color splitting will not occur.
Here's a video that shows the difference between a liquid and ice dyed pattern: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html
Casual Collisions thank you so much I’m a beginner bought supplies didn’t start yet getting a feel through videos first
Una pregunta, ¿Que pinturas son esas? Soy de México, un saludo
I use Procion Fiber Reactive Dyes: www.dharmatrading.com
www.customcoloursinc.com/
www.grateful-dyes.com/
@@CasualCollisions tanks!
When you let it sit for 24 hours, do you leave it in the incline while it is "marinating?" Or is it only in the incline while the ice is melting?
I leave it on the incline the entire time.
@@CasualCollisions Thank you for the help. We are excited to try this method. Tie dye has been one of the things keeping my family sane during Covid-19. I will share I results.
How would you fold this with a long sleeved shirt,?
I think I've made 2 long sleeve shirts in the past 5 years... It simply not something I wear because I don't like things on my arms and Winter is a season that lasts 1 week a year. ;) With that said, I'd probably pull them down the full length of the shirt to pull the full length of the pattern into the arms.
Thank You!!
Do you sell these ?
Struggling to find the link to the 'why you fold it in half like that' vid, not sure if I'm missing something?
Here's a link to the video: ua-cam.com/video/6VsKeM56QKM/v-deo.html
Thank you!
Which shirt brand is the best? Overwhelmed by the amount of options..
I mostly use Gildan G200 shirts because of how well the dye bonds with the fibers, allowing super-saturated colors. But, they're not soft and some people do not like the fit.
I use Anvil 980 shirts when I want a "soft" shirt. They don't have the saturation that the Gildan G200 shirts do; but, they're very comfortable, soft shirts.
Will this shirt be sold on your shop soon?
I think my son took possession of this one.
@@CasualCollisions aww man😊😊
This is gorgeous! When you say the daffodil will split, what does that mean?
There are 22 Procion "primary" dyes. From those primary dyes, the distributers (Dharma, Custom Colours, Grateful Dyes, etc.) create their own additional custom dyes. Some are the same or very similar between distributers, others are radically different.
The primary dyes do not split since they contain a single color dye - such as Lemon Yellow, Turquoise, and Fuchsia Red from Dharma. But, other colors that are created from the 22 Procion primary dyes will split into their corresponding components when ice dyed. Some colors contain a very large number of primary dyes. That's why colors like Better Black will split into greens, yellow, blues, violets, etc. when ice dyed.
I've tried this 2 times, and my pattern comes out like an x. Is it possible I'm starting my folds from wrong side, or to steep and angle?
Are you remembering to pull the sleeves in? So like it's not just a fold in half, you fold in half the wrong way so the sleeves are in the center of the shirt. Then you pull the bottom sleeve even with the top sleeve. Then you reset it to look like you only folded it in half. He kind of explains that in the start of the video. He mentions he's got a video that will teach that technique.
I’m on way home to try
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Much thanks!
Thank you for this video! I tried this out but I got more of a "Tiger's strips" effect instead 😆 I think I messed up on the folding or could be the bottle dye?
Liquid dye will have different results than that of ice dyeing - sometimes minor, sometimes more significant.
Here's a video showing an example: ua-cam.com/video/HgEpV905lpA/v-deo.html