Thank you for this fantastic video. This is a fold I am trying to get down so I can play with it moving forward. I have never folded the sleeves together as I am having problems with "white". Fingers crossed! Again, thank you, you rock!
Yes, I mix one dye base with a concentration of about 5 grams of alginate per liter and then make all the colors with it. Good saturation of mandalas takes time. I apply layers of dye, wait for the fabric to saturate and add more. I repeat this until it is enough. But I don't always succeed either, I'm working on it)
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Thank you for this fantastic video. This is a fold I am trying to get down so I can play with it moving forward. I have never folded the sleeves together as I am having problems with "white". Fingers crossed! Again, thank you, you rock!
Thank you, glad it helped you! Sleeves are the tricky part, I always apply more dye on them than on other areas
Simply stunning. Thanks for sharing.
Are you using thickened dye for the tight mandalas? I cant seem to get the dye to fully penetrate, even tho ive gone over it several times.
Yes, I mix one dye base with a concentration of about 5 grams of alginate per liter and then make all the colors with it.
Good saturation of mandalas takes time. I apply layers of dye, wait for the fabric to saturate and add more. I repeat this until it is enough. But I don't always succeed either, I'm working on it)
Did you use soda ash?
Love your style do you use thick water in your dye
thank you! yes, I add about 5g of alginate per liter of dye
Thanks, I was going ask that too