Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!
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Love them!
The Sunday of Greensky Bluegrass' 2019 Red Rocks run was Tie Dye Sunday in honor of Billy Strings. I'm in one at the left and that's my wife with the tie dye tights. Wifey doesn't afford me too many permissions to wear tie dyes so I was happy to have not only a pass, but a conspirator. I wish I could remember who made my shirt, but I recall his being a Tennessean.
Billy and his band all wore them too, but that may have just been business as usual:
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Ice dye magic @Lotus_Leaf_Dyes
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Yep agreed, plus green is probably my favorite color.
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My coworker and I were inspired to try some ice dyeing after seeing the posts from @adam313.
Will report back in a day.
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Imma try it too! I'll be starting with some cheap tees and then moving into some nice one that got stained. Thanks for the inspiration (move me brightly), @adam313
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I love this!! Inspiration for days, go boldly good men…Godspeed and good luck
"Light the song with sense and color!"
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Pretty happy with the results for our first attempt. Next time I’m going to use discharge paste and or bleach to get some of those cool effects that @adam313 has.
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@Palmer Those are righteous results! I'm in love with the fluid dynamics, it's magical every time. Keep in mind that the IH fabric is a different beast. We learned that straight away lol, sometimes the fabric acts like the Frenchman in the castle from Monty Python
"Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!" -
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If vacuum sucks (ha) for it then I wonder if pressure would be an alternative.
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I was thinking of a vacuum chamber as a tool to garment dye a piece already made, say a white t-shirt or a cotton sweater.
This being said, I'm curious why "if you are rope-dyeing then a vacuum chamber is the last thing you want"?
Vacuum chambers are used to "stabilize" pieces of fancy-but-fragile wood (e.g., wood burls) used for crafts, such as knife handles. The way it works is that the craftsman would put pieces of wood in a bath of epoxy / resin / etc, sometimes with dyes, and create a (low grade) vacuum to "pull" the air out of all the tiny flaws and cracks in a piece of wood. the wood becomes saturated with the glue and dye and becomes effectively very hard.
