Time will tell but have had them outside for a few days since filming and zero fading so far! I will keep everyone updated as time passes, I feel positive about these 😊😊
The thing with Tye-Dye colours is that they're made for material, T-shirts etc, so they shouldn't fade at all quickly. These turned out quite pretty, Daniel. I hope the colours last for you for a long time. Thanks for an inspiring and intriguing video.
I have amassed a small pile of things to try as resin pigments too. One of the more interesting purchases was powdered toner ink meant for printers. It's awfully fun watching the experiments❤ I also have a morter and pestle set for things that need crushing.
Ha ha! I tried making my own ink jet ink for a printer back in the 90's - 00's. Those ink cartridges were expensive! I found sharpies wick put into rubbing alcohol worked tolerably well.
Walmart sells huge packs of sharpie markers. At least 50 per bag in different colors. You pull them apart and put the felt which has the felt in little bittle with alcohol ink and you have real alcohol ink. Pliers will take them apart.
Oh, darn, I was really hoping that it would dissolve in IPA. The colors, other than red, seemed very good. Can't wait to see how they hold up outside. Great job and thank you. 😊
These came out so well. I am still working on getting the technique down so cheaper alternatives whilst I practice are always welcome. (I quite liked the yellow and the purple.)
Thank you for sharing your experiments, I've learnt so much from your channel since I started resin a few months ago. And I've really enjoyed experimenting myself from your own experiments. And this video is just brilliant, thanks for sharing such a great and easy way to make alcohol inks. I've tried it this weekend with some Dylon powder you can get easily in the UK, and it worked great. Like you found, not as vibrant as the proper inks, but a nice subtler effect instead. I found leaving the powder soaking in the acetone for a few days really helped with the colour vibrancy. It also means that the colours I get through much quicker than others, I can make an alternative now.
I have been making resin hearts learned from you on #140. My patient families love them. I must admit that I'm kinda nervous about another technique since I am new to the craft. I love how these turned out
Just gorgeous!!!! I love even the lighter colors Daniel….women sometimes like just a hint of color in their accessories to not overpower the ensemble…..well here in the states at least ….not sure about the UK…. So I loved them all!!!
Absolutely stunningly gorgeous Daniel. I wonder if Ritz Dye for dying material would work? Im sure it is the same dye used for tye dying. Brand name here is Ritz dye best dye on the market here in Canada. Wowsers what a great thunderstorm we had. Wonderful to watch, however probably started alot of forest fires 🔥. Dryer than a popcorn fart here. 36 degrees for a while now. Thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent with us all ❤Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
Thanks Dale, colors still going strong. I can get a product called Rit Dye in the UK, it also comes as a powder so may be the same thing, just different names. I will try soon 😊
Omgosh Daniel it is so hot here, my brain is melted. Yes it is RIT dye here also..I think I like the letter Z as my grandsons name starts with it. A letter we don't use very often. I will also try it out.
The grain in the cheap tiedye powder is soda ash. They are premixed. If you had professional dye powder it isn't mixed and has a much finer consistency similar to flour.
That was pretty cool. They all look really pretty! I was surprised the pink didn't show up. It looked like a strong color in the bottle. Your experiments are always pretty cool. Can't wait to see what's next!
Every time I watch your videos I can hear my chemistry teaching telling me to pay more attention! It's really not my fault he was a total dreamboat, I was indeed paying attention I might add, just not to the lesson ;) Im 54 now, still remember him like it was yesterday lol And just for the record, I got my A Level in chemistry! Has it been any use in my entire life? Nope! Love watching your experiments Daniel x
Hi Daniel, only been watching for a short while now, been enjoying it so far, have even gone back to the start😹😹I have seen paper crafters using coloured Sharpe Pens to make their own alcohol inks with some really great results, I have just bought some a while back to make my own for using with my translucent polymer clay projects. All they did was get some small jam jars those really small ones with the expensive tasting jams in😹😹 and then cutting the sharpies coloured felt part into 3 pieces to fit in the tiny jars add the alcohol plus the nib as well as it has heaps of colour in it. Leave it over night the felt has been leached of all the colour remove the felt cores and tips and pour into your bottle of choice lol. The colours were quite intense but from memory sharpies has two types off markers one is alcohol based and I’m not sure what the other ones are other than smelling of almonds 🤔🤔 as I live in Australia now I’m not sure what types of sharpies are in the UK. Took me for ever just to find the alcohol base sharpies. The draw back with fabric dyes they are meant to be added to boiling hot water around 50-60°c so that the grains will dissolve. Only know this because I have been dying my own embroidery threads for making buttons 😹😹to go with the fabric I dyed 18 months ago.
I truly love checking out what you are experimenting with. Thanks so much Daniel. Can't wait for your next experiment with all you have learned for this trial run! Thanks so much
Daniel i started to watc however had to stop until this huge thunderstorm storm is over. Hail is falling and i can't hear a thing of you even at highest volume. Im so interested in this experiment you are doing. Later baby. 😅
That purple and yellow combo is beautiful. You don't see that very much. It's difficult to get those colors to play together without them blending into poop. Nice job. I wonder how your results might vary if you used grain alcohol instead of ISO?
VERY interesting experiment, Daniel! That's amazing, the feathering/petri effects these have given you! Wow! The effects seem to be more consistent than with alcohol ink dyes? *** To dye synthetic (basically, plastics) fibers, RIT DyeMore sells special dyes. I wonder if that would work on resins, also a type of plastic? As a former fiber dyer, I can tell you that you were using base (alkali) dyes, meant only for natural 'bast' (recieved pron.) or vegetable fibers, such as cotton, flax (woven into linen), ramie, etc.... Low-acid dyes are used for all animal fibers such as wools and hairs (incl. Human) and nylon, oddly enough. Silk is the only known fiber that will accept dyes from both acid or base dyes.
I think part of the grittiness and settling out here is that the little dye packs you got aren't pure dye. They are a mix of dye powder and additives including soda ash (aka sodium carbonate) and salt. Pure dye powder, at least for fiber reactive dyes such as what is in this kit, is often just as fine if not finer than regular mica powder.
I wonder if you could use the RIT fabric dye to make alcohol inks?!! It is a liquid form and a powder form as well. Looking forward to more resin with you! I am a new subscriber.
Don't know if it will work with this powder dye, but for mica powders, I use a tea strainer type thing. Any mesh type thing should work. And I basically serve the mica powder into my resin. Seems to help it mix in better don't get so much of the powder that's not mixed properly floating to the top
@daniel..cooper I find with mica you need quite a bit to get opaque colour. But the sieving helps with getting less unmixed in resin. Sieving might help get rid of the big bits that aren't dissolving in the dye properly 🤷♀️that was my thought on it
You had some really beautiful outcomes 😊 I was just wondering if you had ever tried natural dyes before? Like purple/red from beetroot, various colours from flowers, fruits and herbs etc? Would they work with resin? Either way, really enjoying your videos. Thank you 😊😊
I could be remembering wrongly, but I am pretty sure when My mom used to dye clothes, she would have to add salt to the batch of dye. So I wonder if that's what the crystals/grains are that are left in the bottom.
I have watched a bunch of your videos!!! They are great & thank you for doing them. So I do have a question and maybe video suggestion for you due to the questions that I have. And if you have covered this in a different video and I have not seen it yet, sorry about that. But for the questions: I realize that resins, inks, sinker whites, temp, humidity, etc…. All those variables are going to affect the way all this stuff acts & reacts together. So what I’m confused about is the timeline of everything. And by time, maybe give temps too due to the previously mentioned variables. You stir in an hour (ish, depending on what your doing), you add the inks at about what time and temp? So what would be helpful for me is for you to do a timeline/temp video start to finish. Again, I understand that my stuff will be different but I’d really like to have a place to start so I can experiment from there and figure out my specifics. Again, thanks for all the videos.
I don’t knit if you have it there, but here in America we have a clothing dye called rit dye they sell it at grocery and craft stores tons of colors inexpensive and a little goes a long way could be wort trying
I was looking at these tie dye inks today then you can't in doing an experiment with them! Weird 😂 Daniel is isopropyl the same as white spirit? I'm finding it so hard in Ireland to get isopropyl...
Check these mica powders out. I rate them highly. They are super fine and I recon will break down using acetone along with isopropanol. Will be doing my own tests and videos on here tomorrow once my bottles arrive 😉👌🫶🤞🧘
@@daniel..cooper your most probably right but I'll do a test to see. But my Llywellyn Epoxy pastes especially the white using you acetone trick makes the best sinker I'll be posting more videos on utube soon on my tests there's one allready. I'm going to try the other colours I have so . Red,blue, yellow,black along with the white 😉👌🫶👌😉
I think i wrote a comment before but since then i have done some tie dying! Most of the tie dye inks have salt in to make the colour adhere to the material! (I didnt taste it to find out honest!) So that could be the gravel grainy bit left behind!!
Time will tell but have had them outside for a few days since filming and zero fading so far! I will keep everyone updated as time passes, I feel positive about these 😊😊
The thing with Tye-Dye colours is that they're made for material, T-shirts etc, so they shouldn't fade at all quickly. These turned out quite pretty, Daniel. I hope the colours last for you for a long time. Thanks for an inspiring and intriguing video.
Thank you 😊 color hasn't changed at all yet 😊😊
I have amassed a small pile of things to try as resin pigments too. One of the more interesting purchases was powdered toner ink meant for printers. It's awfully fun watching the experiments❤ I also have a morter and pestle set for things that need crushing.
Awesome, I was going to try printer ink soon 😊😊
Ha ha! I tried making my own ink jet ink for a printer back in the 90's - 00's. Those ink cartridges were expensive! I found sharpies wick put into rubbing alcohol worked tolerably well.
But how beautiful! 😍 You could make your own colors and sell them, great Daniel! 🙂🙂
Thanks Gulma, yes, can be mixed too 😊😊😊
They look like storm clouds. Absolutely beautiful
Thank you
Fingers crossed for no fading, they are all gorgeous but that first heart took my breath away. ❤❤
Colors still going strong 😊😊😊
Love the green ones and the yellow and purple one! Let’s hope the colors don’t fade. 💥
Thanks Deb, I think these may hold up well, lots more testing to be done though! May stop here for now though until I know 😂🤣
I’m slowly working my way backwards through your videos. Love all of the different techniques! ❤❤❤
Making my own alcohol ink would be amazing. I truly appreciate these experiments.
Thank you 😊
Love the texture of these. Reminds me so much of the gorgeous cloud formations we have at home. Beautiful! Please keep experimenting!
Those colors are a whole different depth. Thanks for sharing. ❤
You are so welcome 😊 Thanks Janice 😊
Walmart sells huge packs of sharpie markers. At least 50 per bag in different colors. You pull them apart and put the felt which has the felt in little bittle with alcohol ink and you have real alcohol ink. Pliers will take them apart.
I will try this soon 😊😊
Love it all! I crushed up dried autum leaves. They give a beautiful copper brown shimmer to resin. And they are FREE!
That is awesome! 😊
I luv the yellow n purple together. They're all pretty 😍 💕 ❤
Thanks Mandi 😊
Great experiment! I can't wait to see how it holds up outside ❤. Thanks Daniel ❤❤❤
Thanks 😊 I'm a lot more positive about these 😊😊
Wow, these are beautiful. The colours worked so well and they look brilliant. I think you can safely say this was a successful experiment.
Thank you 😊 I hope so 😊😊
Really beautiful Daniel, I love the pastel colours. I hope the colour stays, great experiment ❤
Wow Daniel you did it again. Thank you for your experiments.
My pleasure! 😊 thank you 😊
Awesome results, I love the fine-particle appearance.
Thank you 😊
They all turned out pretty. I hope they don't outside. Thanks for sharing Daniel. ❤
Holding up really well so far 😊
OMG HOW BEAUTIFUL AND IMPRESSIVE
Thanks Tammy 😊
Wow !!! What an intriguing experiment. 👍😻👍
Oh, darn, I was really hoping that it would dissolve in IPA. The colors, other than red, seemed very good. Can't wait to see how they hold up outside. Great job and thank you. 😊
Thanks Bob, yes, I was a bit disappointed with that color 😔
These came out so well. I am still working on getting the technique down so cheaper alternatives whilst I practice are always welcome. (I quite liked the yellow and the purple.)
These are all quite lovely. I have some of these powders and hadn't thought about dissolving them in acetone. Excellent idea.
Great results well done for all you are doing for our community. I love seeing your videos.x
Thanks Sasha 😊 Glad to help 😀
Thank you for sharing your experiments, I've learnt so much from your channel since I started resin a few months ago. And I've really enjoyed experimenting myself from your own experiments. And this video is just brilliant, thanks for sharing such a great and easy way to make alcohol inks. I've tried it this weekend with some Dylon powder you can get easily in the UK, and it worked great. Like you found, not as vibrant as the proper inks, but a nice subtler effect instead. I found leaving the powder soaking in the acetone for a few days really helped with the colour vibrancy. It also means that the colours I get through much quicker than others, I can make an alternative now.
Love watching you come up with new things. I think they are all very beautiful, wonder what’s next on the agenda!
Thank you so much! 😊
Love how these have come out I really like the purple and yellow looks really good I do hope they don't fade
Thanks Kim, color is still as strong 😊😊
@@daniel..cooper that's really promising then 🙂
Absolutely beautiful. Amazing what you can achieve with different products. Love your videos.
Thanks 😊 Yes, so much to try 😊😂
I think these all turned out beautiful.
Thanks 😊
Excellent experiment, the design pattern is beautiful ❤
Thanks Maddie 😊
I have been making resin hearts learned from you on #140. My patient families love them. I must admit that I'm kinda nervous about another technique since I am new to the craft. I love how these turned out
Thanks Lyn, no rush with trying new ones, when you feel like an experiment, the vids will always be here for you 😊😊
Just gorgeous!!!! I love even the lighter colors Daniel….women sometimes like just a hint of color in their accessories to not overpower the ensemble…..well here in the states at least ….not sure about the UK…. So I loved them all!!!
Thank you 😊 Colors are still holding up strong 😊😊
I love this experiment!! Very interesting to use fabric dye and I think you got some great results!!
Thank you! 😊
❤ that experiment is giving positive vibes. Hoping they are virtually fade resistant :) ty!
Thanks Lee 😊 Fingers crossed 🤞
❤ these. Beautiful. Love the texture effects. Wow
Thanks so much 😊 May need to try with my Sinker and see how they turn out 😊
Thank you for experimenting with these powders! Really effective. If going for pastels these are perfect.👍☺️
My pleasure 😊 thanks Sue 😊
Roaring success such a stunning effect ❤
Thanks Julie 😊
Gorgeous pieces!! I have learned so much from you - thank you for everything you do!!
You are so welcome! 😊
Hi I told a few groups about your awsome work and yt so hopefully you’ll have even more fans join xx
Thank you 😊
Absolutely stunningly gorgeous Daniel. I wonder if Ritz Dye for dying material would work? Im sure it is the same dye used for tye dying. Brand name here is Ritz dye best dye on the market here in Canada. Wowsers what a great thunderstorm we had. Wonderful to watch, however probably started alot of forest fires 🔥. Dryer than a popcorn fart here. 36 degrees for a while now. Thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent with us all ❤Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
Thanks Dale, colors still going strong. I can get a product called Rit Dye in the UK, it also comes as a powder so may be the same thing, just different names. I will try soon 😊
Omgosh Daniel it is so hot here, my brain is melted. Yes it is RIT dye here also..I think I like the letter Z as my grandsons name starts with it. A letter we don't use very often. I will also try it out.
The grain in the cheap tiedye powder is soda ash. They are premixed. If you had professional dye powder it isn't mixed and has a much finer consistency similar to flour.
Beautiful
Those are beautiful. I have some liquid type die. I might have to try that.
Thanks Myla 😊 Happy experimenting 😊😊😊
That was pretty cool. They all look really pretty! I was surprised the pink didn't show up. It looked like a strong color in the bottle. Your experiments are always pretty cool. Can't wait to see what's next!
Me too!! Thank you 😊
These are so unique!
Thanks 😊
I love your work easy to follow and your experiment, cheers
Many thanks! 😊😊
Every time I watch your videos I can hear my chemistry teaching telling me to pay more attention! It's really not my fault he was a total dreamboat, I was indeed paying attention I might add, just not to the lesson ;) Im 54 now, still remember him like it was yesterday lol And just for the record, I got my A Level in chemistry! Has it been any use in my entire life? Nope! Love watching your experiments Daniel x
Lol. Thank you 😊
Hi Daniel great video very interesting thanks for sharing ❤ xx
Thanks Michelle 😊
11:40 amazing result
Thanks 😊
Really cool Thanks
These are so pretty ❤
Thank you 😊
Hi Daniel!! I really liked this experiment and it succeeded 100%
👋👋 Sabina
Thank you 😊
Really pretty.. great results ❤
Thank you! 😊
Hi Daniel, only been watching for a short while now, been enjoying it so far, have even gone back to the start😹😹I have seen paper crafters using coloured Sharpe Pens to make their own alcohol inks with some really great results, I have just bought some a while back to make my own for using with my translucent polymer clay projects.
All they did was get some small jam jars those really small ones with the expensive tasting jams in😹😹 and then cutting the sharpies coloured felt part into 3 pieces to fit in the tiny jars add the alcohol plus the nib as well as it has heaps of colour in it. Leave it over night the felt has been leached of all the colour remove the felt cores and tips and pour into your bottle of choice lol. The colours were quite intense but from memory sharpies has two types off markers one is alcohol based and I’m not sure what the other ones are other than smelling of almonds 🤔🤔 as I live in Australia now I’m not sure what types of sharpies are in the UK. Took me for ever just to find the alcohol base sharpies.
The draw back with fabric dyes they are meant to be added to boiling hot water around 50-60°c so that the grains will dissolve. Only know this because I have been dying my own embroidery threads for making buttons 😹😹to go with the fabric I dyed 18 months ago.
Hi, yes, I will move to markers soon 😊😊 have a few ideas for them 😊
I think it worked pretty good😊
Thanks Dolli, I think these will hold up well 😊
Cool! It might help to dissolve whatever if you hear the solvent
So sorry, I didn't understand this 😔
@@daniel..cooper if you heat whatever solvent you’re using it will work better to dissolve
@WizardKitty723 oh wow, I never knew this, thank you 😊
Gorgeous
Thanks Linda 😊
Really beautiful 😍
Thanks as always Pamela 😊 🙏
These are great!!! 💜💚
Thanks Dawn 😊
I really liked these. Please update us on the colorfast you find out. And since the colors turn out light, I wonder if a red would reveal pink?
Thanks, of course 😊😊
I truly love checking out what you are experimenting with. Thanks so much Daniel. Can't wait for your next experiment with all you have learned for this trial run! Thanks so much
Thank you 😊 Yes, lots more to come 😊
Daniel i started to watc however had to stop until this huge thunderstorm storm is over. Hail is falling and i can't hear a thing of you even at highest volume. Im so interested in this experiment you are doing. Later baby. 😅
I love a good storm, personally, I would drop any vid to watch one regardless of the vid volume 😂, enjoy 😊😊
I really hope these are colorfast. They look great
Thanks Mike, I'm feeling positive 😊😊
That purple and yellow combo is beautiful. You don't see that very much. It's difficult to get those colors to play together without them blending into poop. Nice job. I wonder how your results might vary if you used grain alcohol instead of ISO?
Thanks 😊 I may get some and try soon 😊
VERY interesting experiment, Daniel! That's amazing, the feathering/petri effects these have given you! Wow! The effects seem to be more consistent than with alcohol ink dyes?
*** To dye synthetic (basically, plastics) fibers, RIT DyeMore sells special dyes. I wonder if that would work on resins, also a type of plastic?
As a former fiber dyer, I can tell you that you were using base (alkali) dyes, meant only for natural 'bast' (recieved pron.) or vegetable fibers, such as cotton, flax (woven into linen), ramie, etc....
Low-acid dyes are used for all animal fibers such as wools and hairs (incl. Human) and nylon, oddly enough.
Silk is the only known fiber that will accept dyes from both acid or base dyes.
This is so helpful, thank you 😊 🙏
I think part of the grittiness and settling out here is that the little dye packs you got aren't pure dye. They are a mix of dye powder and additives including soda ash (aka sodium carbonate) and salt. Pure dye powder, at least for fiber reactive dyes such as what is in this kit, is often just as fine if not finer than regular mica powder.
❤I love it, the colors totally work for me
Thank you 😊
@@daniel..cooper I really hope the colors hold up
@@laurayerro4496 me too 😊😊😊
I loved these my absolute favourite experiment. Mind blowing. Have you tried marbling ink.
Thanks Melanie, I will be testing those soon, just waiting on a company to get back to me 😊😊
I wonder if you could use the RIT fabric dye to make alcohol inks?!! It is a liquid form and a powder form as well. Looking forward to more resin with you! I am a new subscriber.
Thanks for subbing. With try rit powders soon 😊😊
Don't know if it will work with this powder dye, but for mica powders, I use a tea strainer type thing. Any mesh type thing should work. And I basically serve the mica powder into my resin. Seems to help it mix in better don't get so much of the powder that's not mixed properly floating to the top
I tried mica but it didn't color my liquid much 😔
@daniel..cooper I find with mica you need quite a bit to get opaque colour. But the sieving helps with getting less unmixed in resin. Sieving might help get rid of the big bits that aren't dissolving in the dye properly 🤷♀️that was my thought on it
Wow!
Thank you 😊
Stary night the oveals x
Thanks 😊
Love the hearts!
Thanks Gale 😊
I think the look great
Thank you 😊
Amazing. Love the oval ones 😻👍😍👍😻
You had some really beautiful outcomes 😊 I was just wondering if you had ever tried natural dyes before? Like purple/red from beetroot, various colours from flowers, fruits and herbs etc? Would they work with resin? Either way, really enjoying your videos. Thank you 😊😊
Thanks 😊 There is so much to try, I won't rule out testing everything I can 😉😊
I could be remembering wrongly, but I am pretty sure when My mom used to dye clothes, she would have to add salt to the batch of dye. So I wonder if that's what the crystals/grains are that are left in the bottom.
Yes, another viewer mentioned this also 😊😊
I have watched a bunch of your videos!!! They are great & thank you for doing them. So I do have a question and maybe video suggestion for you due to the questions that I have. And if you have covered this in a different video and I have not seen it yet, sorry about that. But for the questions: I realize that resins, inks, sinker whites, temp, humidity, etc…. All those variables are going to affect the way all this stuff acts & reacts together. So what I’m confused about is the timeline of everything. And by time, maybe give temps too due to the previously mentioned variables. You stir in an hour (ish, depending on what your doing), you add the inks at about what time and temp? So what would be helpful for me is for you to do a timeline/temp video start to finish. Again, I understand that my stuff will be different but I’d really like to have a place to start so I can experiment from there and figure out my specifics. Again, thanks for all the videos.
How do you clean the resin out of your utensils afterwards? Great informative video's
Thanks 😊 just tissue paper and Isopropanol 😊
Wonderful "inksperiment" 😂
Thanks 😊
Wow
Thanks 😊
Back in the day they didn't have that granular stuff for tie-die. We used Food Coloring
I tried with that but color fastness not good 😔
Love your videos! Quick question, how deep does the mold need to be to do feathering effect?
I have done feathering in 2mm resin 😊
@@daniel..cooper thank you!! Making alphabet magnets for my grand babies and trying to decide if my mold to thin or I was just doing it wrong 🤣
Love them how long do you wait till you stir them
Thanks, normally 1hr but I should have waited 30min longer I think
I don’t knit if you have it there, but here in America we have a clothing dye called rit dye they sell it at grocery and craft stores tons of colors inexpensive and a little goes a long way could be wort trying
Know sorry darn auto correct 🤣🤣
Cool, I will see if they are available here, thank you 😊
I was looking at these tie dye inks today then you can't in doing an experiment with them! Weird 😂 Daniel is isopropyl the same as white spirit? I'm finding it so hard in Ireland to get isopropyl...
Lol. White spirit is a totally different thing, I haven't tested with that yet 😊
@@daniel..cooper oops I meant surgical spirit lol
Fingers crossed that they pass the sun test.
Holding up well so far 😊😊
Check these mica powders out. I rate them highly. They are super fine and I recon will break down using acetone along with isopropanol. Will be doing my own tests and videos on here tomorrow once my bottles arrive 😉👌🫶🤞🧘
Thanks Mark, have tried mica in acetone and alcohol, it doesn't break down.
@@daniel..cooper your most probably right but I'll do a test to see. But my Llywellyn Epoxy pastes especially the white using you acetone trick makes the best sinker I'll be posting more videos on utube soon on my tests there's one allready. I'm going to try the other colours I have so . Red,blue, yellow,black along with the white 😉👌🫶👌😉
I have been wanting to try liquid fabric dye, but I think it might stain my molds, any thoughts
It didn't stain mine 😊
Danial I think tie dye is mixed in salt! That would be the grains!
Ah, that makes sense! Thank you so much! 😊😊😊😊
@@daniel..cooper Your welcome😀
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I think i wrote a comment before but since then i have done some tie dying! Most of the tie dye inks have salt in to make the colour adhere to the material! (I didnt taste it to find out honest!) So that could be the gravel grainy bit left behind!!