Thank you for the supply links, info on soda ash, and other details. I’ve been interested in making tie dye items, but wasn’t sure how to get the best results possible (aside from the artistic talent.) And thank you for being open with your speech differences. We need more people to just be themselves, so kids coming up have someone like them to look to for inspiration. I work with teens and preteens with varying abilities emotionally, physically, and behaviorally, so I really appreciate your authenticity. I can’t wait to share this video with my class.
Love the shirt you're wearing, makes you look so colourful. Do you know what's the name of that thing which people use for dying which looks like a scissor? Maybe it's similar to that outil from chemistry classes? 🤔 I'm just trying to find that.
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Thank you for the supply links, info on soda ash, and other details. I’ve been interested in making tie dye items, but wasn’t sure how to get the best results possible (aside from the artistic talent.) And thank you for being open with your speech differences. We need more people to just be themselves, so kids coming up have someone like them to look to for inspiration. I work with teens and preteens with varying abilities emotionally, physically, and behaviorally, so I really appreciate your authenticity. I can’t wait to share this video with my class.
Thankyou great video
Keep it up 👍👍👍
Love the shirt you're wearing, makes you look so colourful. Do you know what's the name of that thing which people use for dying which looks like a scissor? Maybe it's similar to that outil from chemistry classes? 🤔 I'm just trying to find that.
This video was very informative and gave me the exact info I was looking for. Thanks!
thank you very informative :)