I have! I should probably make another video on dip dyeing shibori! It's not that different than the video I've shown! You can also use a squeeze bottle to apply the second color - like a mustard bottle. Thanks for watching :)

Haha I just moved and didn't get my router out of storage til a couple weeks ago. Maybe i'll make an update... 🤔

I found it easiest to put it in the bowl, because my piece of fabric was pretty big. You can probably get away with brushing if you find that easier!

I don't have it hung in direct sunlight, and it's been fine for almost 2 years!

My canvas was the Heavy Duty dropcloth from Home Depot. It has a lot of imperfections, but I wanted a simple canvas to play around on. You can get better quality from Blick!

It's EZ cut pink linoleum! Linked in the bio of this video. :)

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thank you! The singer HD is my go-to machine, but I also have an alert on FB Marketplace for industrial Juki's - my dream machine :)

it's clear tape! the UV from the sun doesn't pick it up :)

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Home Depot or Lowes!

Good catch 🤦🏽‍♀️! just updated it :)

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I think I may have pre-soaked in Soda Ash, but I'm not sure I said so in the video. I like the one that Jacquard makes. You can also use white vinegar to help bind the dye to your fabric!

The dye should bind to the natural fibers, but I'm not totally sure about the synthetics. Always worth a shot - it could totally work - especially since the curtains probably won't get much wear and tear through washing etc. Just keep in mind that they may fade from the sun in time - Mine are still bright and vibrant 2 years later, but they're in a low light area. Good luck!

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Hi Anna! at :24 seconds in you can see the rough measurements. Looks like about 22" L x 8" on the short side of the triangle. I've since given these away to Mark & Sam, so I couldn't measure them off hand. Hope that helps!

Hi Lucy, mine was roughly 2'W x 6'L, but I've done much larger - like bed sheet size! You'll probably need to play around with a folding technique to best fit the size of your fabric. If you're planning on doing the wrap technique, it's much easier to use smaller pieces of fabric and piece them together for a consistent color throughout!

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I like the Procion Dyes too! I always follow whatever the directions say... but I'm pretty loose about how long I leave my stuff in. I'll check periodically, but if I want it darker, I'll just leave it in longer! Good luck!

Awesome! Have fun!

I copied the collar from my existing coat, and it seemed even to me in the assembly, but I'll keep it in mind for next time!

Hi Andrea, this is actually a form of Shibori. Traditional Shibori is done by one of two methods 1) folding and adding resists, or 2) tying off/ binding parts of the fabric. In Japan it's traditionally done with natural indigo dye, which I mention I'm not covering in this video - it's above my skillset. There are many far more skilled artisans, and my video is meant for beginners. Also, to clarify, the video itself is 17 minutes edited.. the whole process did not take me 1/2 hour. Batik dyeing is another form of 'resist' dyeing, but it uses melted wax to essential draw patterns onto fabric, which keeps those areas from absorbing dye. Hope that helps!

Hi Karen! I want to clarify, that I think Tina, Dani and I were all inspired by the ORIGINAL melted disco balls designed by Rotganzen and design-queen Kelly Wearstler. They retail for thousands of dollars, which I can't afford, so I wanted to make my own and share my process in doing so. If I'm not mistaken, I also think the way I made mine is different- they used cardboard... right? (Cant remember but I'm almost positive). I don't take ripping off other artists lightly, which is why I would never reproduce these for sale, because they're not my idea - I also never claimed them to be. I make content on my channel for fun, and made this video because 1) I wanted to, and 2) I wanted to share how I work with foam. Anyways, thanks for watching & engaging with my content - I look forward to seeing your next video!

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Have so much fun, I hope she likes the process :)

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I love sewing, knitting, crocheting - all of it. I think it helps with my anxiety because it forces me to slow my brain down and concentrate on the consistency of the stitches etc. Glad you enjoyed!

Mine haven't faded since I made this video - I'd make sure you rinse the light sensitive chemicals all the way out, otherwise the whites will eventually begin to turn blue.

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You can, but I'd hand wash it with ivory snow or a similar gentle detergent!