Awesome shirt. It looks very vibrant. I use string mostly. All my rubber bands are a tangled up mess. I’m not organized like you are. Thanks for sharing Steph.
Absolutely gorgeous. I really love the colors and the pattern. It’s so vibrant. Thank you for explaining how the pleats work. I’m still learning so your videos are so helpful. Thanks Steph.
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I actually made it yesterday - it really didn't come out like yours but I think I might like it - I don't think inclines are my friend LOL - once it's dried and ironed I'll share it -
Projects like this absolutely fabulous shirt along with your beautiful impressionistic watercolour tie-dyes keep me on the edge of my seat when you do your reveals...your channel has become my mucky little secret.
Beautiful. I love how these colors played together. Idk, but it makes me think of light through a prism. I like rubber bands, kite string and sinew each for certain projects.
Hi, Katie, I like these colors too. My girlfriend Deb said the same thing. I have enough kite string to go to the moon. I find it tedious to use but necessary for some projects. ☺️❤️🌈
All of the colors split some, other than the base primary colors. Some split more than others. So trial and error. I have a playlist dedicated to single color ice dyes. It’s a work in progress. ❤️🌈
Rubber bands are good. Kite string took me awhile to get used to it. Sometimes I find myself looking for the right size rubber bands. They just need to be organized.
hey Steph, I watch your channel a lot and I have been tie-dyeing for about 2 plus years , just wanted to pass a little F Y I I in using the gutters, I cut out a section out of the bottom and drilled several holes and attached some screen wire securing it with safety wire or bailing wire that way the dye can draining away from your project. I hope this helps you a little bit,, your doing a great job keep on dyeing, by the way, I'm retired law enforcement and use my tie-dye projects to supplement my city pension, I'm in B'ham, Al.......
Thanks for the tip. If I don’t want the muck lines I usually rack dye the project, but most of the time the shirt is too long for the rack. 🤪 My ex is a retired Portland officer. Thank you for serving your community for all those years. 🫡♥️🌈
I absolutely love this shirt! Both the pleats and the colors! And I am partial to the rubber bands as often as I can. I have both of your favorite bands plus the baby bands and they just work really well for me. Thanks again!
I found that by sticking a ruler inside your first pleat helps keep them straight and the same height. I still have to send you pics of the ones I did last week. Gotta get photos taken. I have to redo this one.
I.also prefer rubber bands ..easy on and off..kite string does work but not as easy to get on.... I tried fishing line to achieve the white lines. N u have to use strong tess like 20lbs..the shirt came out awesome..thanks for sharing
Hello! I learn from you each time I watch (and take notes). For this amazing shirt do you do everything the same for a long sleeve t-shirt? I imagine that corner at the shoulder will take some time. Thanks for inspiring me Jude
I love the colors. When you pleat is the shirt still damp? I can't remember if you do it dry or wet. I find it easier if it is slightly damp. I always have problems with lots of pleats using rubber bands because I can never keep the pleats flat. The ends always make the middle pop out and I have to start all over, but that's with bigger pieces of fabric, although I have the same problem with t-shirts. I use chopsticks across the pleats on both sides and connect those with rubber bands. It's been a minute since I have done that though. I have a tray dye that I used loose pleats thats about to come out of the wash...I'll post it on FB...it looks promising thus far. Don't know how much color will wash out though.
I tie damp from the panda spin dryer. So, barely damp. Yes, rubber bands can do that sometimes. I haven’t tried the chopsticks but I’ve seen LSD use bamboo. I saw your tray dye. What is “tray” dyeing? It looked like it had a lot of color. It reminded me of LWI. ❤️🌈
Wow, such a beauty of a shirt, Steph !!! Good thing you used a lot of yellow as it does tend to disappear. I love using rubber bands. I use a lot of Gildan shirts. They are a little more forgiving in size compared to other brands but I do agree that they are a bit on the scratchy side after dyeing. Loved your video. Thanks for sharing:)
I’m glad you like it, Crystal, I like it too. I find the Gildan shirts to be short in length and one size too small. I like to wear the George shirts. I’m moving into using Bella Canvas. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I know Gildans come in different lengths. I wish I could find the shorter ones. I get mine from Dharma and they run kind of long. Have a great day, Steph:)
Gorgeous shirt Steph, I love rubber bands when I can get away with them. I’ve had to backburner some tie dye projects this week due to work but got the Jones on to get back into it. I did scab a sweet piece of metal flashing off a job though so I’ll be jumping back into incline again soon. Thanks for the sweet video and chunky tunes lol. ✌🏻❤️
Such amazing results for a pretty simple process!🥰 I am not that fond of Gildan shirts either. I recently bought some JC Penny Stafford Heavyweight Premium Performance t-shirts for projects I for my husband. They are a lot thicker fabric, so a bit harder to work with, but my first ever geode shirt turned out very well and for softness you cannot beat it! He has worn the Stafford shirts for years and loves them... now they are just tie dyed! A bit pricey if you do not catch a sale, but so worth the quality.
I'm absolutely in love with these colors and this design 🥰🔥 I am just trying to understand the powder die and the ice I have been double dabbling and tie dye and different designs for the last year.. where do I find the tie-dye powder at and what is it called??😁😁. You are absolutely amazing ❤️
She gets hers from dharma trading company. I get mine from grateful dyes. They both sell the fiber reactive dyes (the procion dye powder). I ended up going with grateful dyes for a beginner kit. Better pricing overall but mostly because their kit came with 4 colors instead of 3. The only downside is they don't have anywhere near the colors available that dharma does
Omg I used the same colors as you but I think the order u have them in is what I messed up on. I did red violet, turq, daffodil than hot hibiscus. My shirt is soaking in a hot dawn wash and it's like a maroon and purples with a bit of blues. No yellows. Not bright at all. Dang it! I was SOOOO looking forward to this one! I guess imma have to try it over placing the dyes in the order u have em. Sooo. Lesson learned. I mean why wouldn't it work the way I had it thou?
Your shirt looked great! Your different dye placement caused different secondary colors as they blended together. Try it with the dyes placed like it did it and see if you get similar results. ❤️🌈
Hi Steph, ive been watching your videos for quite some time. I was wondering if you could explain or tell me how i would know if a color will split? Please and thank you ma'am. Look forward to hearing from you. Benny Kiesov.
Hi, Benny. The primary colors don’t split. Fuchsia Red, Lemon Yellow & Turquoise. The rest do. Some colors split more than others. I’m working on the playlist Dharma’s Dye Swatches, single color ice dyes. I’m learning a lot about each color. The best way to know what a color can do is to play around with it. ❤️🌈
This is great. I have a problem with getting dark spots where the dye sits on the shirt and doesn't really dissolve well. Your ice looks really wet. Do you let your ice melt a little before you use it?
That happens to me too sometimes. I usually hit it with another round of ice. No, my ice maker is taxed. I don’t think it really has time to set up. I hope that makes sense. Have you tried putting the dye on top of the ice instead? ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I have and it is better but I still get some dark spots. Not as bad but the colors also don't get as bright. I was hoping wet ice was the trick. I'll keep playing. Thanks 😊
One of my favorites of your projects, Stephanie. Question: when you wash a newly dyed project in hot water in a washing machine do you combine a group of projects into one load? If so, is there a risk of dye transfer from one project to another?
Thanks. Yes, I wash up to 8 shirts sometimes. Usually they are similar in color. I rinse very well and then use Keiralon and haven’t had issue with dye back. I batch for 48 hours so the chemical reaction is spent. If I’m trying to protect white I’ll wash them separately for a couple cycles just in case. Think about rainbows… all the colors are there. The colors don’t deposit on each other if it’s rinsed well before washing. I hope this helps. ❤️🌈
I absolutely love this shirt and have been dying to know how to do this pattern for a long time! So thank you so much for sharing! I've been batching my shirts for only 24 hours total..is there a real huge diff? Also. You're cute little chunks of ice are adorable and I've always wanted an ice machine, do you feel that these ice cubes versus store bought or homemade are a lot better to use for ice dying?
Where I live is cooler so I prefer a longer batch time for maximum vibrancy and less dye goes down the drain because it bonds with the fibers. To each their own. Some people batch for a few hours and pull their project. It just depends on what you want the final outcome to be. 24 hours at 70° is what Dharma recommends. I prefer the nugget ice out of convenience. Running to the store everyday was starting to add up. If you have a refrigerator ice maker that works too. Ice is ice. I use different kinds from time to time. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I am looking at different ice machines right now. I love ice, I hate having to make it 4 times a day, and the cubes I have are the typical ice cube tray ones. They're too large for inclined I think and take a long time to melt. What I'm finding on the links u shared are only bullet shaped. 22 mm and 25 mm. Do u have this one? What size are u using,?
Rubber bands for me though i still have a LOT of trouble doing a spiral bcz of the way they "taco" up. I love sinew and hemostats too. utter failure with the kite string.
It’s under the video. There should be a little drop down arrow under the title off to the right. Click that and it will open up the description box. If you’re watching on TV there is no description box. Only on computers, phones and tablets. Hope this helps. ❤️🌈
Hey, ya'll! What are you doing? Sweet Belladonna Dyes or Belldomma Grateful Deads, so how many colors do you have them right now....... so do you have 10 of 8.ozs different colors and 36 Ibs of Different colors Just like Mr. Tie Dye has them from his videos to take them for all of his 100% cottons. And what colors have you been doing using since I apologize for basically to text you from your Commented because I don't have to look on my Chore bucks to see how much dollars do I have them, in my Black table? 😙❤
Hi Kyle. I’m not sure what Mr. Tie Dye has. I’m sure he probably has a lot of dye. Most of my colors are in the 2 oz jars. The colors I use a lot are in the 8 oz jars. I use 1 lb of Raven black. I hope that answers your question. ❤️🌈
I would rather use rubber bands. I can’t control the string it gets too loose and makes spots, and only tried sinew once I just need to practice more and more but I think I will be like you and always like rubber bands the most.
I’m all about rubber bands. I like sinew too. No matter how much I practice with string it always seems to make a mess. Plus I can reuse the rubber bands. I think it’s a win win! ❤️🌈
You really should be wearing a mask while applying both the dye and soda ash! You could get sensitised to the dye and then develop bad reactions to it later on!
![Tie Dye: Incline Twist 2 [Ice Dye]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UX_kXZw-Ppw/mqdefault.jpg)
Wait what?!!! This shirt is dope AF! I need to try this one. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks!! You should! ❤️🌈
Pretty AMAZING!! I love the bright colors. My new favorite Steph. 💜
Thanks so much 😊❤️🌈
I love how vibrant it is and the pattern is amazing!💜
I find mixing a little soda ash with that turquoise makes it much easier to apply to a shirt
I’ve heard that. I’ll have to give it a try. Thank you! ♥️🌈
This shirt is gorgeous! The colors are so pretty
Thanks, Laura, I’m glad you like it. 😁❤️🌈
That shirt turned out superb!!
I’m glad you like it! 😁❤️🌈
That shift is fantastic!
Thanks. I think so too! ❤️🌈
Awesome shirt. It looks very vibrant. I use string mostly. All my rubber bands are a tangled up mess. I’m not organized like you are. Thanks for sharing Steph.
Thanks! I’m not that organized. I have tie dye stuff everywhere! ❤️🌈
So beautiful!!! Psychedelic 💚
Thank you! ❤️🌈
I am a big fan of rubber bands, too. 👍
DITTO!! 😜❤️🌈
Very pretty colors!
That shirt is one of the most beautiful shirts I have ever seen :)
Right?! Thank you very much! ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo so gorgeous. I love your work ❤️
Wow! This is just beyond great, I love it love it love it!
I’m so glad you like it! I love rainbows. ❤️🌈
Great Pattern And Lovely Colors ~
Thanks! I love rainbows. ❤️🌈
Absolutely gorgeous. I really love the colors and the pattern. It’s so vibrant. Thank you for explaining how the pleats work. I’m still learning so your videos are so helpful. Thanks Steph.
I’m glad you like it. You are so welcome! ❤️🌈
Masterpiece! LOVE this.
Thanks! Me too. 😁❤️🌈
Heya hiya howya doooiiiiinnnnnn? Just in that kind of mood today lol. Here within the hour and ready to watch some colors fly❤❤
Hellllooooo! 😁❤️🌈
WOWZA Steph!! I'm definitely going to try this pattern!!!!! Another beautiful work of art!!
Please do and then share it in the group. 😃❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I actually made it yesterday - it really didn't come out like yours but I think I might like it - I don't think inclines are my friend LOL - once it's dried and ironed I'll share it -
The colors are beautiful!
Love this shirt!!!! The colors are amazing ❤
I like this shirt a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you too! ❤️🌈
Gorgeous colors
Thanks!! ❤️🌈
Cool shirt and great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for tuning in! ❤️🌈
Projects like this absolutely fabulous shirt along with your beautiful impressionistic watercolour tie-dyes keep me on the edge of my seat when you do your reveals...your channel has become my mucky little secret.
I’m glad you enjoy tuning in. I feel the same way when it’s time to rinse things out. Im like a little kid on Christmas morning. 😁❤️🌈
Just another perfect shirt love love love! I tend to use rubber bands unless it calls for sinew.
Thanks! Me too Brigette. ❤️🌈
Love it the gutter idea is killer!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!! You are so welcome! ❤️🌈
Beautiful. I love how these colors played together. Idk, but it makes me think of light through a prism.
I like rubber bands, kite string and sinew each for certain projects.
Hi, Katie, I like these colors too. My girlfriend Deb said the same thing. I have enough kite string to go to the moon. I find it tedious to use but necessary for some projects. ☺️❤️🌈
This really is fantastic. I L.O.V.E IT! Using the red violet was a good call. Beautiful Steph. ✌🏻
Thanks! Glad you liked it!! ❤️🌈
Gorgeous colors. I like to use rubber bands too. I find string a pain. Sinew is good for geodes and stuff like that. 💙
I love these colors. I agree, string is a pain. ❤️🌈
I think it came out Awesome! I finally have some thing I can incline dye with, so I’m gonna do this as my first shirt.
Gorgeous colors. I’d love to see this on a spiral. 🌀💗🌀
That would be gorgeous! I should make one. Thanks for the idea! ❤️🌈
I think this is really cool. I like it a lot. Thanks.
Glad you like it! ❤️🌈
Beautiful. How does one know if a color splits or not?
All of the colors split some, other than the base primary colors. Some split more than others. So trial and error. I have a playlist dedicated to single color ice dyes. It’s a work in progress. ❤️🌈
This looks great, thanks for the tutorial
Thanks, Abby, you’re welcome. ❤️🌈
Rubber bands are good. Kite string took me awhile to get used to it. Sometimes I find myself looking for the right size rubber bands. They just need to be organized.
Yeah, kite string takes a bit of practice. Some projects are better with it. I use rubber bands every chance I get though. ❤️🌈
I love it.. the pattern and the colors
Thanks, Kelly, I’m glad you like it! ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo you are welcome. is the apron u made is it for sale..
beautiful! good job Steph!
Very pretty! I'm going to try this one today! 🤞
hey Steph, I watch your channel a lot and I have been tie-dyeing for about 2 plus years , just wanted to pass a little F Y I I in using the gutters, I cut out a section out of the bottom and drilled several holes and attached some screen wire securing it with safety wire or bailing wire that way the dye can draining away from your project. I hope this helps you a little bit,, your doing a great job keep on dyeing, by the way, I'm retired law enforcement and use my tie-dye projects to supplement my city pension, I'm in B'ham, Al.......
Thanks for the tip. If I don’t want the muck lines I usually rack dye the project, but most of the time the shirt is too long for the rack. 🤪 My ex is a retired Portland officer. Thank you for serving your community for all those years. 🫡♥️🌈
love love love as always
Thanks Sally! ❤️🌈
Hey I just did this as an HWI!! I'll send you a pix when it comes out of the dryer. Obviously different than an incline but I think cool. And quick!
I’d love to see it! Yes, HWI is fast! You probably could incline it next time. 🤔❤️🌈
Love this!! This is gorgeous, Steph!! ❤️❤️❤️
I love it to. Rainbows make me happy. ☺️❤️🌈
i like it too i think i might try it next
😃♥️🌈
I absolutely love this shirt! Both the pleats and the colors!
And I am partial to the rubber bands as often as I can. I have both of your favorite bands plus the baby bands and they just work really well for me. Thanks again!
Thanks, Denise, I love it too. The baby bands were a great addition to my arsenal. They are the perfect size for pleated inclines. ❤️🌈
Steph! this is gorgeous. Please do more of these. I want a purple one. 💜
A purple one would be pretty! ❤️🌈
Thanks!
Thank you VERY much Jill. I greatly appreciate your generous donation to the channel. Have fun tie dyeing!!! 🥰❤️🌈
Love the shirt I will definitely have to try
I love love love it!
Thanks! Me too. 😁❤️🌈
I found that by sticking a ruler inside your first pleat helps keep them straight and the same height. I still have to send you pics of the ones I did last week. Gotta get photos taken. I have to redo this one.
Beautiful!
Beautiful! In answer to your question, I use rubber bands, I have tried and tried with kite string, I just can't tie it up and keep it tight.
I.also prefer rubber bands ..easy on and off..kite string does work but not as easy to get on.... I tried fishing line to achieve the white lines. N u have to use strong tess like 20lbs..the shirt came out awesome..thanks for sharing
I haven’t tried fishing line. I would think it would unwind easily. 🤷♀️❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo u have to tie it off..u ever done the sewing thing..instead of folding you sew it n pull tight.. I've seen it but never tried it..
Hello! I learn from you each time I watch (and take notes). For this amazing shirt do you do everything the same for a long sleeve t-shirt? I imagine that corner at the shoulder will take some time. Thanks for inspiring me Jude
Awesome! I’m glad to inspire. Yes, just keep pleating down the sleeve until you reach the end. ❤️🌈
I love the colors. When you pleat is the shirt still damp? I can't remember if you do it dry or wet. I find it easier if it is slightly damp. I always have problems with lots of pleats using rubber bands because I can never keep the pleats flat. The ends always make the middle pop out and I have to start all over, but that's with bigger pieces of fabric, although I have the same problem with t-shirts. I use chopsticks across the pleats on both sides and connect those with rubber bands. It's been a minute since I have done that though. I have a tray dye that I used loose pleats thats about to come out of the wash...I'll post it on FB...it looks promising thus far. Don't know how much color will wash out though.
I tie damp from the panda spin dryer. So, barely damp. Yes, rubber bands can do that sometimes. I haven’t tried the chopsticks but I’ve seen LSD use bamboo. I saw your tray dye. What is “tray” dyeing? It looked like it had a lot of color. It reminded me of LWI. ❤️🌈
Wow, such a beauty of a shirt, Steph !!! Good thing you used a lot of yellow as it does tend to disappear. I love using rubber bands. I use a lot of Gildan shirts. They are a little more forgiving in size compared to other brands but I do agree that they are a bit on the scratchy side after dyeing. Loved your video. Thanks for sharing:)
I’m glad you like it, Crystal, I like it too. I find the Gildan shirts to be short in length and one size too small. I like to wear the George shirts. I’m moving into using Bella Canvas. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I know Gildans come in different lengths. I wish I could find the shorter ones. I get mine from Dharma and they run kind of long. Have a great day, Steph:)
Love this!
Gorgeous shirt Steph, I love rubber bands when I can get away with them. I’ve had to backburner some tie dye projects this week due to work but got the Jones on to get back into it. I did scab a sweet piece of metal flashing off a job though so I’ll be jumping back into incline again soon. Thanks for the sweet video and chunky tunes lol. ✌🏻❤️
I know. Work really gets in the way of my hobby. It’s so annoying. Have fun tie dyeing!! ❤️🌈
I'm in love with the colors on this one. I'm going to try this color combo asap! :)
Such amazing results for a pretty simple process!🥰 I am not that fond of Gildan shirts either. I recently bought some JC Penny Stafford Heavyweight Premium Performance t-shirts for projects I for my husband. They are a lot thicker fabric, so a bit harder to work with, but my first ever geode shirt turned out very well and for softness you cannot beat it! He has worn the Stafford shirts for years and loves them... now they are just tie dyed! A bit pricey if you do not catch a sale, but so worth the quality.
Having a comfortable shirt is worth every penny. Kirkland t-shirts are nice. They are true to size too. ❤️🌈
I'm absolutely in love with these colors and this design 🥰🔥
I am just trying to understand the powder die and the ice I have been double dabbling and tie dye and different designs for the last year.. where do I find the tie-dye powder at and what is it called??😁😁.
You are absolutely amazing ❤️
She gets hers from dharma trading company. I get mine from grateful dyes. They both sell the fiber reactive dyes (the procion dye powder). I ended up going with grateful dyes for a beginner kit. Better pricing overall but mostly because their kit came with 4 colors instead of 3. The only downside is they don't have anywhere near the colors available that dharma does
Omg I used the same colors as you but I think the order u have them in is what I messed up on. I did red violet, turq, daffodil than hot hibiscus. My shirt is soaking in a hot dawn wash and it's like a maroon and purples with a bit of blues. No yellows. Not bright at all. Dang it! I was SOOOO looking forward to this one! I guess imma have to try it over placing the dyes in the order u have em. Sooo. Lesson learned. I mean why wouldn't it work the way I had it thou?
Your shirt looked great! Your different dye placement caused different secondary colors as they blended together. Try it with the dyes placed like it did it and see if you get similar results. ❤️🌈
Hi Steph, ive been watching your videos for quite some time. I was wondering if you could explain or tell me how i would know if a color will split? Please and thank you ma'am. Look forward to hearing from you. Benny Kiesov.
Hi, Benny. The primary colors don’t split. Fuchsia Red, Lemon Yellow & Turquoise. The rest do. Some colors split more than others. I’m working on the playlist Dharma’s Dye Swatches, single color ice dyes. I’m learning a lot about each color. The best way to know what a color can do is to play around with it. ❤️🌈
This is great. I have a problem with getting dark spots where the dye sits on the shirt and doesn't really dissolve well. Your ice looks really wet. Do you let your ice melt a little before you use it?
That happens to me too sometimes. I usually hit it with another round of ice. No, my ice maker is taxed. I don’t think it really has time to set up. I hope that makes sense. Have you tried putting the dye on top of the ice instead? ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I have and it is better but I still get some dark spots. Not as bad but the colors also don't get as bright. I was hoping wet ice was the trick. I'll keep playing. Thanks 😊
✨🌈✨Looooove this!!!
One of my favorites of your projects, Stephanie. Question: when you wash a newly dyed project in hot water in a washing machine do you combine a group of projects into one load? If so, is there a risk of dye transfer from one project to another?
Thanks. Yes, I wash up to 8 shirts sometimes. Usually they are similar in color. I rinse very well and then use Keiralon and haven’t had issue with dye back. I batch for 48 hours so the chemical reaction is spent. If I’m trying to protect white I’ll wash them separately for a couple cycles just in case. Think about rainbows… all the colors are there. The colors don’t deposit on each other if it’s rinsed well before washing. I hope this helps. ❤️🌈
OH BOY!!
I do like working with rubber bands as well until my spoon accidentally catches the tip on the band and flings my dye onto my project 😂😂
I hate it when that happens! 😜❤️🌈
beautiful Steph! What is keiralon
Textile detergent. It’s no longer called sythrapol. ❤️🌈
I absolutely love this shirt and have been dying to know how to do this pattern for a long time! So thank you so much for sharing! I've been batching my shirts for only 24 hours total..is there a real huge diff? Also. You're cute little chunks of ice are adorable and I've always wanted an ice machine, do you feel that these ice cubes versus store bought or homemade are a lot better to use for ice dying?
Where I live is cooler so I prefer a longer batch time for maximum vibrancy and less dye goes down the drain because it bonds with the fibers. To each their own. Some people batch for a few hours and pull their project. It just depends on what you want the final outcome to be. 24 hours at 70° is what Dharma recommends. I prefer the nugget ice out of convenience. Running to the store everyday was starting to add up. If you have a refrigerator ice maker that works too. Ice is ice. I use different kinds from time to time. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I am looking at different ice machines right now. I love ice, I hate having to make it 4 times a day, and the cubes I have are the typical ice cube tray ones. They're too large for inclined I think and take a long time to melt. What I'm finding on the links u shared are only bullet shaped. 22 mm and 25 mm. Do u have this one? What size are u using,?
@@BelladonnaDyesCo holy crap! The nugget ice machine is $442 !!! U didn't pay that much did u? Wow. That's INSANE! lol
Rubber bands for me though i still have a LOT of trouble doing a spiral bcz of the way they "taco" up. I love sinew and hemostats too. utter failure with the kite string.
I prefer rubber bands. Try tightening up your spiral before banding it and use a larger size. Kite string is a pain to me. ❤️🌈
I know this is a weird question but where is the description box on RUclips? I looked everywhere lol 🤷🏻♀️
The shirt is so beautiful 😊
It’s under the video. There should be a little drop down arrow under the title off to the right. Click that and it will open up the description box. If you’re watching on TV there is no description box. Only on computers, phones and tablets. Hope this helps. ❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo thank you so very much for taking time out of your day to answer my question 😃😊
I finally know where it is
Youza!!!
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I much prefer to use rubber bands when not using sinew. I find kite string to be entirely way too slippery for me.
It definitely takes some getting used to that’s for sure! 😁❤️🌈
Hey, ya'll! What are you doing? Sweet Belladonna Dyes or Belldomma Grateful Deads, so how many colors do you have them right now....... so do you have 10 of 8.ozs different colors and 36 Ibs of Different colors Just like Mr. Tie Dye has them from his videos to take them for all of his 100% cottons. And what colors have you been doing using since I apologize for basically to text you from your Commented because I don't have to look on my Chore bucks to see how much dollars do I have them, in my Black table? 😙❤
Hi Kyle. I’m not sure what Mr. Tie Dye has. I’m sure he probably has a lot of dye. Most of my colors are in the 2 oz jars. The colors I use a lot are in the 8 oz jars. I use 1 lb of Raven black. I hope that answers your question. ❤️🌈
I'm disappointed with the size of the Gildan shirts. But lovethe way the Hoodie fits.
Yeah, they run small, short in length. Their Hammer shirts are alright. I haven’t tried their hoodies. ❤️🌈
I would rather use rubber bands. I can’t control the string it gets too loose and makes spots, and only tried sinew once I just need to practice more and more but I think I will be like you and always like rubber bands the most.
I’m all about rubber bands. I like sinew too. No matter how much I practice with string it always seems to make a mess. Plus I can reuse the rubber bands. I think it’s a win win! ❤️🌈
Rubber bands then sinew lightly wrapped. Kite string baffles me
It does? I personally avoid kite string because I find it tedious. 😂❤️🌈
@@BelladonnaDyesCo I can’t control my tension. I try to “go zen” but I must be pulling on shirts. It all ends up a loopy mess I call string monster.
You really should be wearing a mask while applying both the dye and soda ash! You could get sensitised to the dye and then develop bad reactions to it later on!
Noted. ❤️🌈
digging the 80s porn music.lmao😂👍🏼 great video awesome shirt
Is it? Too funny. I like that style. Bow chika wow, wow-wow 😂 ♥️🌈