/r/tiedye
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I'm bleach dying a sweatshirt for a coworker but i can't seem to get the bleach to work. I tested it on a tshirt and it worked perfectly but I think the sweatshirt is made with synthetic fibers. I tried making a stronger concentration bleach/water mix and left it longer, but it still won't change color. Is there another option for synthetic fibers? Thank you!
I am going to try ice dyeing a shirt with no soda, putting dye directly on fabric with ice over top, giving it a few hours and then dust sufficiently with soda ash, then a small layer of ice and another dusting of soda ash. Shirt will be bone dry. I guess to me this could simply things and bring the benefits of a dry soda ash being dyed followed by a big flux of soda ash. Sound good?
I am an absolute beginner and after weeks of lurking in this subreddit I've felt inspired to dye! I'm planning to tie dye to celebrate my birthday next weekend. Does anyone have suggestions for tools/kits I should acquire?
This was done with the dye under ice method and tied off with sinew. I've honestly been overlooking loden for a while just because of its liquid color (baby poo green) but when I saw some ice dye swatches I decided I would go ahead and give it a shot. Glad I took the plunge.
Came out better than I expected! Printed my customs birds logo on them too!
100% cotton, waffle knit, light cream colored blank.
Shiitake and touch of Eggplant, both Dharma.