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Tie Dye a mostly White Rainbow Spiral Hoodie
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2020
- In this video, I demonstrate how to Tie-Dye a mostly white rainbow spiral hoodie. I did this once before and had way too much color. I still did not get quite what i was going for so I may do one more of these.
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Beautiful work! You are seriously the Bob Ross of Tie Dye. Thank you for taking time out of your day to teach us all. I’m learning so much just by watching your videos. Have a great evening. ☺️
thank you so much and you are welcome.... but it is not about taking time out of my day, but putting the time in, as a good part of my day is spent teaching, answering questions or doing tie-dye... I love this art and I love to see other have success when they do it ...
so when I was called to Be of Service.... sharing my knowledge of tie-dye was how I chose to do it. Peace Love Light & Laughter
Bro you are KING 👑 🙇
Master class!
I'm eeeexcited... Thank you for all ute tutorials. You taught me pretty much everything I know about tie dying..
Awesome and you are welcome, I am glad to be of help to you
Great lesson on a classic. The result was beautiful.
thank you
I love your teaching style! Thank you so much for sharing your art.
thank you and you are welcome... I spent the last 16 years doing school events and home tie-dye parties and I do believe that is what set me up perfect to create these videos
YOU’RE AWESOME!!!!! THANK YOU FOR TEACHING US YOUR SKILLS!✌🏼❤️
Thank you and You are so welcome 🙏 .... I love to see other have success with this art
Thank you! I have a friend that wants a mainly white space pastel sweatshirt. This was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful and you are welcome... I wish you success on your project
Wow, that's a cool technique! I've never seen tie-dye I like that before! I like different things like that.
thank you... I love the variety of styles that can be achieved with tie dye
I like both versions. Great results👍👍
thank you and me too
Cool! I love the minimal look!
Thank you and yes I have had many requests for this type of design... a lot of people like just a bit of color
just wanted to say your videos always bring me so much happiness!! you have a beautiful soul and youre very appreciated :) keep up the good work!!
Thank you so much!! I love what I do and love sharing it with the World to Inspire other and hep them have success with this art
LOVE IT!!! Thanks for sharing your tie dye techniques!!!
You are so welcome!
I want to make a green and black spiral with mostly white and this is perfect! Thank you soo much I’m so excited to have a customized hoodie for school!
awesome... have fun creating it and you are welcome :-)
Yes!! I’ve been waiting for this tutorial! Will be trying out this design this week! Thank you! 🌈
Wonderful... have fun and you are welcome
Nice!!!!!
Omg this is beautiful I love 💕 sooo much 👍🏾. Can’t wait to have my grandson do one for me 👏🏾❤️👏🏾❤️💯💯💯 Thz 🙏🏽
Thank you and it is nice to have a grandson make you some stuff :-)
Wow.....😍
nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you; very cool!
Glad you liked it! you are welcome
Love that I have wanted to know how to do that!
Thank you, I am glad to be of help to you
stunning!
Thank you
Excelente!!!
thank you
Très jolie
Merci beaucoup!!
Finally, something any girl can wear
wonderful
I've been browsing your channel lately looking for ideas and while the hoodie did come out beautiful I was more interested in the shirt you're wearing in the video. Do you have a video of you making that shirt? I like how it kind of looks like ripples of colorful water. And while your beard is glorious, it unfortunately obscures the shirt you're wearing.
Thank you and yes i do have a few videos .... the design itself is a RonStar, but it was made on an already tie-dyed tee... I call that an over dye ... so here is a list for the RonStar and the last video in the list is the over dye ..... ruclips.net/p/PLMEtBqB2Bzuorv09YjjGu4BowyuPQcrAT
and thank you, I sometimes have my beard braided so it does not block the tee so much ;-)
After the 48hr soak do you do wash on HOT, WARM or COLD? Getting fading on color after 1st wash 😩
After batching for 48 hours with heat, I rinse in the sink to start with in cold water, this rinses away the soda ash which is what activates the dyes ... then I un band and rinse in warm water till it runs semi clear, then I wash in hot water three times to wash away all of the un bonded dyes... the first cycle is a quick cycle with lots of synthrapol soap ( some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish Soap or Folex Carpet Cleaner as they too are pH neutral) ... the next two cycles are longer soak cycles to help remove the last of the un bonded dyes.
SO, if you are having lots of fading after the first wash, then you have some issues other than washing that need to be adjusted ..... First, what kind of dyes do you use?? I use Procion Dyes .... if you are using a store bought kits like Tulip, then that could be part of your issue.... if this is the case, there are a couple things you can do, first is to still do a soda ash soak on your tees/hoodies ... then I would tie everything up and have them ready to dye... THEN, I would mix the dyes... with Tulip brand dyes, they are active as soon as you add water.... so if you mix them and leave them to sit for a couple hours while you tie things, then the dyes are weak when you apply them.... so tie, then mix dyes and then use right away .....
heat is another thing, the temp needs to be at least 70F for the dyes to set up properly, bt I like to add heat, I batch mine in tubs with lids so the dyes stay wet while I batch, then I set the tubs in the sun to warm up... this will help speed the dye bonding process, which will give you better colors
Another thing to check is the cotton content... a lot of hoodies are a 50/50 blend of cotton/poly. and poly does not take these dyes.... so if you have a 50/5- blend hoodie, then only half of the fibers will take the dye and this will give you a faded looking hoodie... I use Hanes Ultimate Cotton Hoodies, they are 90/10 and dye up great .... I buy mine wholesale from sanmar.com, but many dyers buy from jiffyshirts.com
So with all of that said, here is my Beginner's Playlist which has a few videos that could be helpful to Improve your Colors : ruclips.net/p/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo
and just in case you need it, here are places to buy Procion Dyes in the US :
CA : Dharma : www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
CO : Grateful Dyes : www.grateful-dyes.com/
NC : Custom Colors Inc. : www.customcoloursinc.com/
MA : Pro-Chemical and Dye : prochemicalanddye.net/
MO : Dyespin : www.dyespin.com
I hope this helps
I like both of these. But I have a question. What would you use as a dye fixative for the Dharma dyes? I did buy some Rit color fixative as I’d like to do something for the black cotton knit pants I buy that lose so much color with washing. For the new ones and the ones I plan to re-dye black.
I use fiber reactive Procion dyes and they are activated with the soda ash, so I pre soak my tees or hoodies in soda ash and then when I add the dye, they become active and start bonding with the cotton... I leave them to batch for 24- 48 hours and this is when they dyes set up... they need to stay wet so i put them in a tub with a lid and they need to be at least 70F .... so I stack mine next to a heater vent or out in the sun
here is my beginner's playlist to show how I mix the dyes, the soda ash and how I batch and then the wash out process as well as a couple videos where I talk about the basics as I tie up and dye a tee .... ruclips.net/p/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo
I have not used Rit dyes, but I have seen results from many people that were not good compared to procion dyes
Would it still turn out well if you did the pre-wash and rinse out by hand? I live in an apartment so I don't have a washer
yes you can, it is more work, but it can be done.... I rinse and wash my shoes I dye in buckets and letting them sit for the excess dyes to leach out and I use Synthrapol soap to prevent back staining (some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish Soap as it to is pH neutral) here is my video on shoes, cued up to the washing of them .... ruclips.net/video/hFW3_1XIGmQ/видео.html
Hi, thank you for sharing. Do you have the video of your first hoodie? I like at one better. 😊
yes, it is in my Hoodie Playlist, I moved it to the top of the list : ruclips.net/p/PLMEtBqB2BzuqU-VjaVYYOBOjvEFZgxFfj
@@MrTieDye wow thank you so much 🙏🏽 I appreciate it. Have a blessed day. ☺️
how to keep the white area without replacing dyes? please answer
To avoid back staining in the washer, I batch the item for longer
(I leave mine for 48 hours) so most of the dye is spent by the time I rinse and wash.
Also, I use Synthrapol soap during my hot washes, it is pH neutral and it helps to hold the dye particles suspended in the water during the washing
And I add plain water or thickened water to the white areas to help hold space when i am doing liquid dyeing
it is not an issue when I use foam brushes like i did in this video.
Hello ,what type of string are you using to tie with please? Cotton,nylon?
Thanks so much..
Never mind found it in description.
Thanks again.
Peace
glad you found it and you are welcome
Hey mr. tiedye i jad a small question hopefully can answer as soon as you can please... I did this design and bagged it for a day so far do i wash or rinse ... Im assuming not because dye can run thru the shirt .. Do u let it air dry after i take out of bag do i wash it or leave it to dry on its own for a couple of days... Thanks
after I dye an item, I put it in a tub with a lid to batch, the Procion dyes need to stay wet in order to bond with the cotton, and they need to sit for a minimum of 24 hours for the dyes to set up for decent colors, I prefer to leave mine for 48 hours to give the dye more time to set up ... then I rinse in the sink and wash in hot water with synthrapol soap ... here is my beginner's playlist with video to show this .... ruclips.net/p/PLMEtBqB2BzuquDrHsqxbv8LdFkaIyy3wo
This is very cool. How did you keep the red from running onto the white parts of the hoodie?
I was just wondering, where do you buy your cotton hoodies? Thank you.
I buy the Hanes Ultimate Cotton Hoodies, they are 90/10 and I buy them wholesale from sanmar.com
I used to buy direct from Hanes.com and I have seen them on jiffyshirts.com
Where did you get the great small applicator tips? You use foam on this one, but you have some small ones that look like they might be metal tip.
here are the small ones from dharma .... www.dharmatrading.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?query=metal+tip+bottles and I use mostly the size 5 or 7 for the 1/2 bottles
and here are the 4 oz bottles I use from Amazon .... www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DB6K3XZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Heyyyyy, How do you keep the shirt so white? When I washed the shirt, the white parts got stained by the colorful water, like a washed out red, so now doesn't look as beautiful
Part of that comes from using Synthrapol soap in my washer during wash out... it is a pH neutral soap that helps keep the dye particles suspended in the water .... BUT, one other thing that I feel helps is a longer batch time with added heat (I batch my tees in tubs with lids and I will set them out in the sun or stack next to a heater vent) .... this helps more dye bond with the cotton.... BUT, it also will help 'exhaust' the dyes.... so there is less of a chance of them back staining
oh and some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish soap or Folex Carpet cleaner in place of Synthrapol soap as they are all pH neutral ... I hope this helps keep your white area white during washout
@@MrTieDye thank youuu very much, I'll try :D
Can you share your source for 100% cotton hoodies? Everything I find had a large % of synthetics in it.
he gets them wholesale from sanmar.com
I buy mine wholesale from sanmar.com, but they can also be found at jiffyshirts.com and hanes.com ... these are Hanes Ultimate Cotton hoodies, they are 90/10 and dye up great
thank you for answering this question @Mina Lawyer
@@MrTieDye Thank you!
Love your videos! I am trying to recreate this I am not using the same dye but mine is powdered how do you make sure the white stays white? I tried it on my t-shirt and all the colors bled.. I didn't use soda ash last time but I believe I can make this by cooking baking soda is there anything else I need to do? Also what did you mean by putting it in a tub with a lid to batch? Thanks for your help!
Thank you, I use Fiber Reactive Procion Dyes. I buy most of mine from Dharma Trading Co. www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
I have also purchased the same kind of dyes from Custom Colours in NC and Grateful Dye in CO.
As for keeping the white area white.... in this video the dyes do not spread much since I use very little dye, but on other things when I am adding more liquid, I will use water on the areas I want to keep white and this helps keep the dyes from spreading
also, I batch mine for 48 hours with some heat, here is the tubs I use to batch in .... ruclips.net/video/SvhwNQbhZJA/видео.html ... by the time I start rinsing my tees, most of the dye is spent and cannot back stain, but i still use Synthrapol Soap in the washer as it helps keep the dyes suspended in the water, (some dyer's use Blue Dawn Dish Soap as it to is a pH neutral soap) here is my rinsing/washing process .... ruclips.net/video/t0M_nstKkjM/видео.html
Not sure I understand the process on keeping the white areas white. It says on the reply to use water on the areas you want to keep white, what does that mean?
Once you make it dry for 48 hours do you wash the shirt (hi ow do u wash it) or put it in the dryer
I batch my tees for a minimum of 24 hours, but I prefer to leave mine for 48 hours with some heat ... this allows more time for the dye to bond with the cotton, but also, by the time you start to rinse, most of the dyes are spent and cannot back stain ...... I start rinsing in cold water with the tee still tied, this rinses away the soda ash... then I turn water up to warm and continue to rinse as I remove the ties... once the water starts to run semi clear I will drop it into the washer which already has hot water and Synthrapol soap (some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish Soap) added ..... after rinsing my white spots have a bit of color on them..... but the hot water wash will clean that up... but you gotta toss it in the washer right after you rinse it.
and here is my rinsing/washing video .... ruclips.net/video/t0M_nstKkjM/видео.html
@@MrTieDye what tie dye do you use and can you show how to do white joggers pants
Did u only do one side? Or did u do both?
Just found your channel, lovin it. Does it have to be soaked in Soda Ash?
Soda Ash is what activates the fiber reactive Procion dyes I use, so soda ash must be used at some point before you batch them (let the dyes set up) ... most ties I pre soak my tees, but sometimes I will just get them wet with plain water as it makes tying easier, and then soak it in soda ash an then spin out the excess ... and one last way it to tie it, dye it, and then squirt soda ash on and then batch it
How do you stop the dye from colouring the rest of the white material, especially during the rinsing process.
when I do this one, I use a brush to add the dye, so I am getting only a little bit of dye, it cannot spread far ... and then I batch for 48 hours with heat... this gives more of the dye time to bond, but also, by the time I start rinsing, most of the dyes are spent so there is less of a chance of back staining ..... one other thing you can do after rinsing in cold water to wash away the soda ash is to dunk it in a bucket of cold water with a cup of white vinegar, this will help to neutralize the soda ash also
@@MrTieDye Thanks for the info and the tip.
How do you prevent the white from getting stained after rinsing it out or washing it? I tried and the white areas became light blue! :(
part of what helps when I leave a lot of white is to batch them for longer (48 hours) and add heat (I put my tubs with lids out in the sun all day, or stack next to heater vent in the winter time) ... this way most of the dye is spent by the time you start rinsing and washing and cannot back stain
Also, I rinse in cold water to start so I can wash away the soda ash before i un-tie it, and I use Synthrapol soap in the washer, this helps keep the dye suspended in the water ... OH and they need to be rinsed and then go right into the synthrapol water (some dyers use Blue Dawn Dish soap as it to is pH neutral) , if they sit for long after being rinsed, the dye can start to set up .... my white areas always have color in them from rinsing, but it washes out, so wait until you tee is fully washed and dry before you judge the colors
@@MrTieDye So do the article of clothing dry out or is it just the dye that stops working?
whats a good dye to use
I have been using these dyes for 20 years and love the results I get .... www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
Beautiful. @MrTieDye what dye do you use
thank you ... I use Fiber Reactive Procion Dyes. I buy most of mine from Dharma Trading Co. www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
I have also purchased the same kind of dyes from Custom Colours in NC and Grateful Dye in CO.
Here is a video on how to mix the dyes: ruclips.net/video/3Fj289T6BVg/видео.html
@@MrTieDye Thank you
I love this one! Looks great.
One thing I was wondering when squeezing dry a soda ashed shirt today was, have you ever considered using a mop wringer (like custodians use) to make the process easier/more efficient? When I'm doing a bunch of garments at a time I think it'd be nice to have some mechanical advantage on my side, and I considered picking one up. Could you see any potential downside to this?
yes I have seen many other dyers use them to help with the wringing process.... I happen to have space outside for two dedicated soda ash washers ... so I put my tees into the washer and then I turn on spin cycle in the other machine to fill the 2nd washer up with soda ash... I soak 20 minutes and then spin it back into the 1st washer... but I do a lot of tees when i am working with a school
Can you link me to the video where you make the hoodie with to much 🌈 thank you
here it is ... ruclips.net/video/4ZmglfOn0Dc/видео.html
@@MrTieDye thank you good sir
🥺 mine did not turn out this well. 🥴🥴🤣
Where do you get your dye powder?
I use Fiber Reactive Procion Dyes. I buy most of mine from Dharma Trading Co. www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html
I have also purchased the same kind of dyes from Custom Colours in NC and Grateful Dye in CO
Here is a video on how to mix the dyes: ruclips.net/video/3Fj289T6BVg/видео.html
Where do you get your hoodies?
I buy mine wholesale from sanmar.com .... but I know a lot of other dyers buy from jiffyshirts.com ... I use the Hanes Ultimate Cotton hoodies, they are 90/10 ... and I have also purchased direct from Hanes.com in the past
where do you typically get your hoodies and such from!
I buy my hoodies and tee wholesale from sanmar.com ... but I know a lot of dyers buy from Jiffyshirts.com as you do not need a business license for them.
tapestry blanks I purchase from sunshine joy ... www.sunshinejoy.com/Tapestries-Hippie-Wall-Hangings/blank-white-tapestries-prepared-for-dyeing