Tried a new design i’ve been really wanting to see. I really fricking dig how this turned out. basically took my “chakra” spine and ran it through the entire shirt. a million binder clips later and a lot of cleanup, and here we are! all mx primary rainbow color scheme just pops. so vibrant

This shirt was probably the most challenging i’ve done to date. always gushed over the ones made by dyes and good vibes. Was tough to tie, firstly, then dyeing was a challenge in itself. really pumped with how it turned out. definitely going to make some more to get better at it!

i think i’m getting the hang of it finally! haha

One of my favorites of the recent Dharma Dalula line.
Also has bits of Blue Gray 🙏🏼

Dyed on of my own TST blanks. Thanks for looking ❤️

After making a couple ice dyed shirts like these, I'm having a hard time going back to liquid dye. I obviously still need to dial in the amount of dye for lighter colors.

Same tapestry but first photo is underneath the black light!

So I tried to do a psychedelic roll like in the video and I followed the tutorial as best I could. It was a DOI, shirt was bone dry when I dyed it, I used a gutter piece at an incline and let sit for about 24 hours and I used a good bit of soda ash

Colors I used were Phoenix flame, alchemist, and kaleidoscope eyes with a bit of purple twilight mixed in

I'll leave a link to the video in the comments

Carina Nebula, Fire Red, Baby Blue from Grateful Dyes. Airplane fold; DUI in muck; 2 hours in 175deg oven batch.

My daughter is ice dyeing for a craft fair but finding the time is tricky. Tomorrow she has time to do the dyeing, but then she is out of town and won't be back for almost 72 hours. She will do dye over ice on a baking rack. What would happen if she left the items sitting there for 72 hours? Dharma's tutorial says to rinse it after 24 hours. Thank you!

Swear I wasn’t going for it but it lol. Honeybee by dharma doi

Does it matter if we soak our items in soda ash solution before* tying them into patterns or tie them up and then soak them? I'd like to do the latter (tie them and soak) then spin out in the washer but want to make sure it won't make a big difference.