Thanks a lot for this video and your clarity, I was stuck with this pattern (wrists...), so thank you again 😘

May l pls know if it was dyes u used for the work or water based acrylic paste. Thanks.

Have you tried "painting" the indigo on? Apparently you can use sodium alginate as a thickening agent for procion dye. Not sure how it would work with indigo. Love the glue resist! I am going to do this on some upholstery fabric and reupholster a chair. Cant wait!

What colours did you use?

do you prefer this over the craft glue method? Glue seems so much more convenient and cheaper. Would glue be ok for a heavy cotton twill like thin denim? Thanks for all your experimenting!

So beatiful

Thank you. I just got their starter dyes. This helps.

Wet dip

Thanks again for another fabulous video. Do you have any suggestions on whether we should use different diameter PVC pipes for different effects, and how long a piece should we buy? Are different-diameter pipes useful for creating different styles of designs? Cheers as always. Ray from Seattle.

Thank you for such a clear and concise explanation of the process. I am about to embark on my Shibori journey. I noticed it was a little time-consuming to remove the strings. Do you think a garment sower’s seam ripper tool might work to quickly remove the ties? Cheers, sincerely Ray from Seattle.

That is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen! You are sooooo talented! Thank you for sharing.

Hippie Xmas !

What else can be used instead of synthropol please

Awesome!!!

I'm just gonna put food coloring in white washable glue so I can see it. And how thick ? Or what is the viscosity of the glue? Ya, so inspiring .

Really weak that you Did not include the Exact type of glue on your list Of materials and supplies in the beginning..... Was that intentional ?

What paper u used?

How long did you process the shirt before you rinsed it? It’s beautiful

Beautiful. I am an indigo dyer and I never get tired of seeing what other dyers do. Just found your channel today. New subscriber.

Beautiful

WAAAAAY too much bleach. 10% would do the job and not break down the cotton fibers.

How! I LOVE tie-dye and have multiple shirts. I want to do my own shirts and wanted to know if you aren't using all of the powder in the bottle what do you do with it in the meantime?

Hi, lm just starting on shibori with a shirt. After watching this, if l want vertical stripes on the shirt, l should make my pleats hotizontal? Many thanks for sharing your knowledge

dommage pas de traduction en français, donc je ne peux pas essayé parce que je n'ai rien compris !

Quick questions... in the first step why did you mix the barbesol shave cream with the dyes? What would happen if you didnt do that step?

Love it!! ♥️

Can you use tap water to mix it?

i love pinks bluesand purples

How much water do you add

So no need to dry the chemicals on the shirt before placing the leaves and putting into the sun? I am going to be trying to do some placemats and didn't want to dip the entire thing in the chemicals, just paint the chemical on. I thought I might have to then dry them before placing the botanicals before laying out in the sun, but it looks like I can just paint and go?

I have a question, My ice melted really quickly because it’s super hot. Should I still leave it for 24 hours?

d'ya s'pose it was the mix of wax used? there has to be a lower melting point application. I like what you are doing here. thank you.

good one mate 👍

hey hatherine really would love to know what steps to do to bleach only parts of a black shirt white i normally get orange

Those sheets looked like they might have polyester in them. That would definitely affect the dying, wouldn’t it?

Wow, I am so excited that I found your video! I am a rope bowl maker and getting ready to ice dye some rope with my Dharma powdered dyes. I never thought about making swatches and so I’m going to do that first. I was surprised that so many of the swatches had two colors In them. Now I am really excited to try your method before I do my rope. I was going to mix colors, but was actually afraid of getting mud. This will give me a much more informed direction to go in. Now I’m gonna watch the rest of your videos and see what you do with these dyed fabrics.

Beautiful shirt. But your instructions are vague and too hurried.

Thank you for posting the only video on youtube that shows a RIT tie dyed shirt post-wash!! I'm trying to figure out how much it bleeds in the wash / if it's suitable for crisp designs, and all of the videos online show the shirts post-rinse then conveniently leave that part out.

C'est de la mousse à raser

Where can I buy these colours from? What is the brand name. I am from calgary

Look good love it.

The finished product is SO NICE 😍

Why is it important to remove the bubbles?

This is something I have wanted to do, so I’m super happy I found your professional comparison video! They all look nice, but I must agree on the Indigo. I want to play with textile designs since I sew a lot. There is a certain elegance, detail and richness to the indigo color variations. ❤

I liked your video and all the observations/commentary. I don’t know if anyone else said this, but I read somewhere that the glue has to dry for 24 hrs before dying. That might prevent the tackiness while dipping it in the vat. ❤

Crock pot from a thrift store? ... NOOOOOOO. Did you NOT see This Is Us?? Only buy new when it comes to crock pots, be careful out there! :o)