Dyeing clothes changing colour.

[Oaktavia]

@Mizmazzle said in Dyeing clothes changing colour.:

@Oaktavia can’t tell if it’s the shadows or not,,,looks to almost have a the dye look. Badass!!

I put the shirts in the vat all scrunched up so they have a subtle tie dye look. Gives it a hand dyed appearance.

[Oaktavia]

@jerkules sometimes you just gotta take the plunge!

[Oaktavia]

This one was fun. It started bright red when new. First, I dyed it green using a Dylon dye pod. From there, I tie dyed it using Jacquard indigo dye. I think it was dunked about five times in two separate indigo vats.

[DeeDee85]

@Oaktavia the hoodie looks awesome! If I squint I can see quite a few skulls on it

[Oaktavia]

@DeeDee85 said in Dyeing clothes changing colour.:

@Oaktavia If I squint I can see quite a few skulls on it

Hah thanks! And that's funny @Larkens was just saying the same thing.

[meatmarketdenim1]

@Oaktavia looking rad af man!!!!

[Larkens]

@Oaktavia Ha! Great minds think alike @DeeDee85

[Oaktavia]

@meatmarketdenim1 thanks dude

[Oaktavia]

X post!

Last one: indigo overdyed white selvedge chambray.

[Denimhead 0]

Wanted some Indigo Chucks, so dyed a White pair and a pair of lime green Birks. Happy w the outcome.

[GoodtimeJohnny]

@Denimhead-0 What kind of dye did you use on the birks? Now I've got bad ideas!!

[Denimhead 0]

@GoodtimeJohnny Same as @Oaktavia Jacquard Indigo Dye kit

[GoodtimeJohnny]

Must be legit then, now I have a project for the holiday!

[NickD]

@Denimhead-0 why have they got different logos on the heels?

[A Former User]

Took a couple white RMC athletic tees and rocked them with Dylon…

Peony Pink and Vintage Blue

[Oaktavia]

I dyed my beige IH-532 - 16oz Duck Engineer Coverall with TEAL fabric dye that turned out a light forest green. I intentionally left it in the dye without agitation to achieve a splotchy, tie dyed-esque look. I like how the threads became more visible.

I’m going to dye it again to see what happens. My intention is to darken it with another cool tone. Maybe an indigo bath…

[Oaktavia]