Dip Dye Wall Hanging | DIY

[@hummerklein2567]

I’ve been dying sence I was a little girl with the help of my momma now Im 72 and still going strong. Love your videos and so new to you thanks for sharing this with me God bless Stay safe and stay home if possible.

[@bluediamond932]

Thank you for sharing. I bought a lot of yarn today. You are an inspiration! Beautiful and I cant wait to make mine! 🤗

[@helenai13]

Beautiful work and excellent tutorial. Thank you! You have a very pleasant presence . You have a sweet expression and voice.

[@leticiaggoulart]

I really love it.

[@rubykate16]

This is amazing! Love your channel x

[@caitlinmeehan227]

this is beautiful! Can you tell me what yarn you use (gauge/brand?) Thanks!

[@Sharon2426]

Your video was very helpful, Thanks so much.

[@lidiamacedo5061]

Love it! Thanks.

[@kate6421]

you used two whole bottles for one piece! No way...

[@anigcioglubag6701]

Thanks

[@marlenek3412]

This is so neat!

[@batty9]

When did you use the craft glue?

[@rolirai6626]

What should one do to clean such wall hangings after some time when they've collected dust on it? How do we maintain these wall hangings?

[@goldenarm4827]

Can I use food coloring?

[@artscrafts5803]

Nice

[@MrHana90]

You need to dip to the color while water is hot ?

[@angshumansaha4950]

Very beautiful ... from pinky

[@user-dx2zj4ui4z]

wow!

[@christinemoore-mcpeak1761]

Awesome video! What brand yarn and dye? 💕💕💕💕💕✨

[@Pipsterz]

Any natural fiber yarn in wool or cotton. Rit Dye bottles were what she showed ♥

[@bojam02]

when you rince it, do you rince all or just the top ?

[@Lish0928]

You'll rinse it all

[@andiadams4943]

Great tutorial! I have been scouring the net and there doesn't seem to be anything on how to dip-dye in a half moon, v-shape or jagged shape...anyone? It's killing me.

[@allisonfowler4324]

Andi B I haven’t tried this yet, but I’m planning on making one and this is what I assume would work! Try making your strands much longer than you need so that you can have excess to cut off. Then tie/put them onto your dowel without securing them permanently (I would think just a strong knot that you can easily untie later should work!). Then dip dye and let it dry just as she instructs. Once it’s dry, you can untie some of the knots and pull on the string to bring the dyed ends closer/farther from the rod depending on the shape you want to achieve. Do that with each strand until you get your desired shape and secure the knots more permanently with something like hot glue or super glue!! Then trim off the ends in whatever shape you like (this is where having plenty of excess is important so that you can make them all look even and neat!). Hope this helped some!!

[@akshathasg4955]

Which paints you used to rince it

[@eleanorchurchill5800]

Did you add salt to the dye?

[@graceruiz3112]

What kind of yard is this pls?

[@rohitsahu5623]

Can u plz tell me the name of the dye

[@helenai13]

Rohit Sahu, it’s RIT, there are two bottles on the table:)

[@aliflaila439]

can i use vat color???

[@VladtheEternal]

i really need a tutorial but with an acrylic material because with that it's not easy as with wool :/

[@Mom_for_real_life]

Rit sells dye for synthetic materials including acrylic! Just read the front of the bottles!

[@rochellenash3835]

Yarn ?

[@greenjeans7504]

It’s a shame the person who posted the video doesn’t bother to address comments.