TIE DYE ADIRÉ | LOCAL CRAFT | VLOG #11 | DIY | DEMI O.

[@hassanerosemarywanjiru6963]

These are lovely!! I believe these people are experts of their trade. Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@armonhall4938]

It's videos like this that make your channel amongst the best on KZbin.

[@traceyb7828]

I love this video and the best part is when mama came and told her to take the big mallet (if that is what it's called). Mam stood and gave her the instructions and directions I love it.

[@Ngasii]

Thank you for this video. I have been looking throughout KZbin for 2 hours on how to do this because I am looking to make my own designs and this video truly helped me from learning about the drawing and design process and the meaning behind the patterns to seeing the cool tye dye process an even having mama come through😂 thank you a lot for this video🌸

[@lynnicyy]

Love love this. Shows the effort invested in the beautiful fabric we love. Plus all manual. Now that's what you call an organic product.

[@user-to5wv9hl9n]

Lovely. You are doing a good job Demi

[@najibabubakarumar541]

Nice and very wonderful work

[@GatewayGroupNJ]

lol.... grandma Stunting on you!!! keep up the good work you need your own show

[@Tenacity101]

You can never be depressed in Nigeria 🇳🇬💖

[@sherylpaul-stubbs2516]

Our people are sooo beautifully intelligent and creative!

[@jehanwanliss6165]

the fact that he is doing this by free hand is amazing to me.

[@korenake3283]

Reminds me of my tie and dye practical in junior secondary👍🏾

[@creatingcreatvt]

I think you and SisiYemmie should collab, you both are about buying/patronizing Nigeria businesses. When mama came thru, chai!

[@creatingcreatvt]

+Demi O. Haha! Mehn I no envy you at all LOL

[@najibabubakarumar541]

This is very wonderful

[@missashanii]

Stunned! Will definitely be visiting when I go to Nigeria. Thanks for sharing X

[@unapologeticmoi]

I love your video's make me want to move back home

[@Sweetpealov]

Lol.., I like when he said " come on " I've been doing this for long time😊😊😊

[@toko631]

Take it mama means business haha 😆 go on go on

[@TheDoublen82]

This is such an amazing find. Glad you found this and chose to highlight it. Your videos are so encouraging for some reason especially for "repats" like me.

[@smandeg]

Omg I fell in love with your vlogs these has me smiling in my soul you have that niche to do what you are doing my hats off to you and your fiancee wow an vlogging THANKS FOR SHARING

[@kayosh9916]

Amazingly what great raw talent Well done for capturing and sharing this They wrk so hard x

[@delphinebole4998]

I'm so amazed to see such talented people ...I love tie and dye accomplished in your country.

[@licorice71]

I love this video...support local ...keep em coming

[@yevandy]

this video is just God sent.. Ive been looking for Adire fabric and I was just thinking of sending someone to Abeokuta sometime this month.. this place is soo close to where I live!! Thanks.

[@imanameen]

Am enjoying these workshop videos. Thank you for sharing😊

[@uche830]

wow!! 😮pretty designs

[@na2ra41]

I actually do like your vlogs honestly, been binge watching it. Meaningful videos well done Dami

[@iamalora__]

love this !! your videos are so versatile and real, such a fantastic youtuber i cant wait to see other experiences !!

[@korenake3283]

Mama kept saying go on😂😂

[@Ahyoka888]

I love this so much. thank you 💕

[@officialduwa2434]

This is amazing! I am a new subbie. Like you I grew up outside of Nigeria, in the states and I am planning on taking my first trip back to Nigeria this summer, I do not know what to expect but you have giving me hope. I would love to meet up and have coffee or something while I am there. You are inspiring and I love your channel.

[@johnogbodo1384]

Nice job, please is the candle wax mixed with a dye before doing the free hand batiking? Or it's just a melted dye

[@Raetalkss]

I love this! It make me appreciate fabric from Africa a lot more. It legit looked like 'mama' was going to knock you out loool. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@olubunmioluwaleye2160]

Well done guys, l am happy to see this on KZbin. But can we have the one that doesn't bleach off or adire that can be washed in a washing machine and it won't bleach off?

[@tzinn3766]

Thank you so much for this!! Wonderful to see, and you are so hilarious!

[@Ngasii]

8:16: The guy who just "All the colours"😂😂😂 YAAAAS! That sounds like something I would say😂🔥

[@Trihug7275]

I want some of that fabric..Sooo beautiful

[@Enit2Win]

This video is simply amazing! I am patronizing these guys, though I did not hear the name of the street from Jolomi or you :) I am not in Lagos but I will make plans soon and stop by if I can more information. Thank you for such and amazing video... Interesting Vlogs!

[@joshuaadedeji1283]

love it please where is the batik designer situated in Nigeria

[@zenia.a.udensi3831]

Fascinating!

[@enyoalabi1840]

I love this wish I learnt a long time ago now it’s so expensive

[@michelley9203]

Thank you for highlighting adire.

[@IlyasHassana]

It so lovely,pls what kind of cotton can we use, because am always confused on that

[@Bella.Regina]

This is so lovely thanks for sharing

[@jaszlatrice3860]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@mimibognet6143]

Amazing work,pls how can I get in contact with them?I really I'm interested...

[@dammyjosade47]

You are the best! I have watched so many of your vlogs and your an inspiration. You are brave and very authentic. Thanks for showing this wonderful culture! I can't wait to be in naija very soon. Please more insightful and inspiring finds please. Big Hugs! #AriesSista

[@Sweetpealov]

Yes!! Miss your vd

[@HassanaIbrahim-f3d]

I love your work❤but are all white materials cotton or does the cotton have a specific name

[@annamiller3872]

I like this video so far i hope you like this video guys do YOU like this video

[@samymdundu]

I like soo much this video ur welcome Tanzania to see more batiki we are nomber one for this good thing chiiii

[@susanimmac]

Loved this video ♡

[@mdmmedia618]

nice

[@RubySuze]

this is so amazing! makes me want to get on a flight!

[@aishaadamu427]

Please how is the starch prepared

[@ifelayoolayinka9496]

Please where's this location

[@davidokwuchi9362]

See mama sha 🥺

[@lawlade]

I know this was recorded a while ago but I REALLY need to know where exactly this is!!!!!

[@senadirect]

Lagos, Nigeria... I think it said number 5 Olawale Johnson Street. The guys name was/is Jolomi

[@Ngasii]

15:41: Yaaaaas mama😂😂😂

[@Ngasii]

12:32: Lit🔥

[@ayothepassenger]

Amazing I just subscribed to tor channel and this is amazing I did something similar on my channel too this is great 😊

[@satishchand7363]

I am mead tie Dye in india

[@olubunmioluwaleye2160]

Jolomi, how can get your number ,Dami how are you?

[@damygurl]

Do you have a phone number for them by any chance?

[@kemi7689]

I sure they is a way he could machine it and make it lot easier and safer... Africans love feeling the work... If it not hard and tedious it's not work... Automatic the goddamm work, in this Internet age, this is the connection we need ... Those chemical alone are cancerous.... Nice to see but this where African abroad should see how they are needed.... The hardlabour there is not really needed. Easily automatic... That why whites are always ahead.... They play chess, while we play checkers. Automate instead of hard manual labour...

[@MOS_REAL_NETWORK]

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