DIY: REVERSE Tie-Dye 3 Ways!! (Foolproof Tutorial) -By Orly Shani

[@calleigh4287]

Best tie dye tutorial on the Internet 🙌🏼 you’re the best! ❤️

[@Orly_Shani]

thank you!!

[@calleigh4287]

The DIY Designer wow I didn’t think you would notice this! But yes your diy’s are honestly the best and easiest to follow I love them so much! Can’t wait to try these tie dye ones! I almost paid $190 for a “galaxy tie dyed” hoodie a few months back thank goodness I didn’t! ❤️

[@toniacraig2313]

Neutralize with peroxide

[@ariadnecuellar5743]

Oh my Gosh!!! You're the best!!!

[@lindseywaidely4630]

The DIY oil ttyttt was a great

[@MangoLokito]

Before throwing on the color dye after the initial bleaching, soak it in a hydrogen peroxide and water mix to neutralize the bleach so it doesn’t eat away the color dye

[@shellygoodwin7221]

This is awesome! When my granddaughter comes over we love to do tie dye. She's 14. Thank you. She's going to love this.

[@amethystrain2513]

I read grandmother, and I legit was like how is she 14? Lol, I'm dumb sometimes. However that sounds so fun.

[@Orly_Shani]

aw that will be so fun!

[@AnnaAdams-w9z]

You could put your tie dye in a mix of water and hydrogen peroxide after the bleach, it neutralizes the bleach! Huge game changer for me. Love how yours all turned out. Thanks for the great tips!!

[@jgheysenj]

I am ALWAYS impressed with your knowledge and being self taught. Stuff that i would never think of to do... yet it is a such a simple fix/instruction. You are helping us out so much sharing your knowledge Thank You!

[@Orly_Shani]

that means so much! thank you

[@LeticiaSPandaMcfly6]

Finally, a decent tutorial! I’m constantly scratching my head when I watch others. I just watch them to see what other people are doing. I tie dye almost daily (since I sell them). But I hardly do reverse tie dye. The only thing I would suggest is that after you wash the bleach off, you soak the shirt in soda ash for 20 minutes before you tie it up and add the color. Everything came out so beautiful!!

[@delongkw2011]

Also, came here to suggest washing out the bleach and then soaking in soda ash. Will keep your colors vibrant and from fading

[@lisavaningen1702]

What kind of dye would you recommend? :)

[@jenniferclements351]

Was reading through the comments to see if there was anything about soda ash - but even without, these came out pretty vibrant!

[@cocacolafiesta]

@@jenniferclements351Soda ash is necessary as it makes the dye bond with the fabric. Rinsing it in cold water first will remove any soda ash to stop it from activating the dye in your lighter colors. Using a hydrogen peroxide solution (1 part hydrogen peroxide to 10 parts water) immediately after rinsing the bleach is NECESSARY to stop the bleach from staying active which will make holes in your fabric even after being washed.

[@thetanishka]

I spent 128 dollars nahhh who do u think i am a diy-er, yess queen saving that coin and helping us too love u for that❤️❤️

[@Orly_Shani]

hahah

[@no_peace]

Yeah i spent $80 on supplies though lol

[@erinnewsome1710]

Omg! This video is exactly what I was looking for! I love how you added the color dye powder to tweak the colors! So fabulous! How you explain creating the different patterns. Your specific directions while demonstrating the technique for creating each pattern (folding, wet or dry fabric, etc.) is so helpful! I totally feel like I can create my own perfect design.

[@shambhavidixit4297]

Will I do stuff ? Probably not. Will I watch Orly make coolest stuff ? *Hell yass* I've binge watched her entire series of diys in like a day and a half. Totally hooked . Love her ❤ She's awesome. I love the confident boss lady vibes she sends to me.

[@Orly_Shani]

hahah love you for that!!

[@susanojohnson6445]

☀️rly of all the tie dye tutorials you've demo'd this produced the most vibrant & dynamic outcome. You are jazzed... Now so am I ❣️

[@audrealambert9583]

You talk just right,not to fast or slow not to loud or quiet and not totally consumed with asking for a like and an add🗽💖

[@lizlane7278]

You're the tops. You're another reason I look forward to Friday's. I miss you when you don't post, but understand. Have watched this post several times. Blessings.

[@bggines_1260]

After almost a year of watching tie dye videos i finally ran into your channel😊!

[@WholeLottaLau]

work it girl. i love how if you dont like the first result you just keep getting better until youre satisfied, most people would give up at the first failed attempt

[@fayedodd]

After you touch up the shirt with the powder dye what's the next steps to make sure it sets? Wash it or what's next? It's brilliant! But I need more info please. 💜

[@Sarai71788]

I love Orly's tutorials because, as you said, THERE ARE A LOT OF BAD ONES. Its frustrating going through them and then finding they just put music up and no words or they are all over the place. You are a fantastic teacher, I love all your videos!

[@Orly_Shani]

oh that's so nice, thank you!

[@heathergray5944]

This technique worked like a charm, and saved me from throwing out my fave long sleeved shirt I accidentally got bleach on. Now it’s a one of a kind tie dye style 🥰 So happy I found your channel. Thanks!

[@saran5435]

Just tried this on 3 Goodwill shirts. The 2 black ones I bleached came out really awesome! I did kinda ruin my 3rd shirt because I didn't realize it had to completely dry before you wash it with the dye. The entire shirt turned purple lol. Will try that one again. Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@nikijanssen548]

Great tutorial! Gonna trie it on a red dress thats been a bit ruined by dry cleaning. Two questions: 1. When you are satified with the colours you dont put the piece in some plastic, so you leave it out to dry in the open air? 2. How long do you leave it before you wash it out? With the paint I use for my regular tie dye I leave it overnight in plastic for 12 -20 hours.

[@dianadivadiamond]

Love those vibrant colours that you used. We used to do it differently in my day but times have changed and improved on the dying aspect. Thanks for sharing my dear. Blessed weekend to you and yours my dear.

[@Orly_Shani]

thanks for watching Diana!

[@denasewell]

This is not Jacquard dye what you showed is "procion fiber reactive dye" which is the right dye you used....Jacquard dye is made by the same company but for synthetic fabrics...The Procion Fiber Reactive Dye is for natural fabrics like cotton...also after you bleach the black fabric soak it in soda ash and the colors will be brighter and vibrant with this type of dye ...the soda ash makes the cotton fabric more porous...I really like the pastel colors but they will ash out and/or fade if you don't use soda ash for 20 minutes FYI A cup of baking soda on a cookie sheet for 45 min at 450 degrees in the oven makes "soda ash" then mix the cup of soda ash with 1 gallon of warm water...stir and dissolve the soda ash ...also you can reuse it so save the soda ash water in a gallon jug for future dye projects.soda ash water could be used to rinse the bleach off or just soak it before you dye it I swear it makes a huge difference and the color will last after washing also if you sprinkle the dye powder then set pieces of ice to melt it has a really awesome effect

[@coppertoad1847]

Jacquard makes the Procion MX dye that she is using as well as acid dye for protiens and nylon, and iDye Poly for synthetics.

[@LegitLC]

Madam Vonkook, saving for the soda ash recipe that would’ve saved me during quarantine when everyone was sold out! All of the dye powders were also for the majority so if you come up with a powder dye DIY, girrrlll.... Ohh, hindsight is 2020. Can’t wait until 2020 is ACTUALLY hindsight. Thank for your tips!😘

[@denasewell]

@@LegitLC Yeah 2020 has been a crazy year we are hoping to have it far behind us! Glad to share something you found useful! Great to cross paths with you here..I love Orly's channel she always has great projects!

[@tamastewart184]

Do you wash the bleach our 1st before you soak in soda ash?

[@denasewell]

@@tamastewart184 yes rinse any bleach out before soaking in the soda ash. The soda ash makes the dying hold and the colors vibrant where it does not fade...this step is really worth it!

[@trishfrench1927]

I have no clue how many videos I have watched (A TON) but this video is by far THE best. I just found you and I will be watching more of your vivdeos, no doubt about it! Thanks for this video!

[@svn.tattoo]

This is the BEST Tutorial for These Shirts on all of KZbin!!

[@thejunglenook3490]

I sell my own custom bleach dyed tees among other clothing on depop and this video is going to bring my shop to a new level!!! Where has this tutorial been all my life 😭

[@bethcameron5863]

Wow I love them. I’ve just done some bleaching tonight and I’ve ordered some tye die kit for another day. Can’t wait to try this type of thing.

[@chelliea42]

Hello! I love this! When using the powder, do i just follow the instructions from the point of your tutorial?

[@steezius7774]

i usually don’t comment on these videos, this is absolutely insane tho i have to give you my respect. ✊🏼 you are truly a professional in not only this work, but also in teaching the tutorial on how to do it. very impressive.

[@amycooper639]

Love, love, love! I tried the bleach “dye” some on a black T-shirt that I bought for $4 at Walmart. It happened to not be 100% cotton so it turned out way different than I expected but it was so cool. It is gray, orange and black. I did a V fold and I love it! I wish I could post a picture for you to see. I will try to share on Instagram!!

[@Jewelznme]

I don’t have a black sweater but I’m heading to Walmart and hoping they have one. I love it! Thanks soooooo much.

[@purplepill1478]

The Sweater - once it was bleached, and then washed, did you then wait for it to dry fully before dying? Looks awesome.

[@mzkay8404]

I am new to doing tie dye, but I love this video. I love how you cut to the chase and make it plain, and you have fun with it. I am subscribing!👏

[@Amy_Dunn]

UGHhhh YESssss! I've been wanting to do reverse tie dye forever, and now whenever I can finally get the chance, I'll know how to do it right! ❤️

[@Orly_Shani]

cant wait to see!!

[@mcaggianello]

Love this! When you dye the sweatshirt should it still be damp from when you wash off the bleach? Also, safe to assume after the dye dries 24hrs you wash it again with detergent? I’m new to tie-dye and SO excited for this!!

[@chiklitz]

Damp for the bleaching stage, dry for dye!

[@patriciacouch7214]

She did it dry for the bleaching part. Doesn't say if it was damp for the dying part.

[@ale347baker]

She didnt say either way

[@LeticiaSPandaMcfly6]

You can do it dry or damp. I prefer mine just barely wet. It helps soak the dye better. I’ve done dry before and I’m too messy for it lol that technique doesn’t work for me lol after it’s ready to be washed just toss it in the machine on hot. Wash like your normally would! Just make sure you rinse it under cold water until the water runs clear or as clear as you can before machine washing it. 🥰

[@rbersani1]

Who knew? Here I am, 62 years old and I absolutely love your DYI videos.

[@Orly_Shani]

made my day! thank you

[@valriepowell1612]

Hi I seem to have found this video at the perfect time. I have 2 questions 1. Was the hoodie you demonstrated 100% cotton or a cotton poly blend? 2. If you wash the shirt after you bleach it and wash again after you dye it does the colour fade?

[@davidsimons1355]

I’m loving that first method. What if you are a doing a white graphic tee? Would you still need to use the bleach?

[@hilarywilliams3842]

Hands down the BEST Tie Dye video EVER! I’m fairly new to tie dye, but so far I’ve always used a soda ash soak. Is that something that isn’t really necessary when using bleach?

[@Ilovevintage77]

These look so professional and amazing LOL I accidentally die my sheets since I bleach everything especially in these times. Maybe I’ll try this intentionally now!!!! Really really awesome. The Adidas is absolutely my favorite and then I think the galaxy. Have a beautiful day thanks for the inspiration during these challenging times

[@lynniev]

I've never clicked so fast!!! Thank you for giving me a summer project with my girls!

[@stephcomer4672]

I am definitely trying this next weekend! I love tie-dye, and I have already spent far too much $$ on buying tie-dye clothing. No more!! Great tutorial - can't wait to try this out!

[@lushlipshoppe1800]

Love love love!! However, in having issues finding a black hoodie that'll bleach white. Any suggestions? Thank you!!

[@joshbeatty765]

That technique of "buffing" in the powder dye with a brush is a great idea. Will be doing this with my reverse tie dyes. Also, once you wash out the bleach do you use soda ash with the dyes to fix them?

[@LamiaVeneficus]

You should do a tutorial on how to acid wash denim, I can't find any good instruction. If anyone can figure it out it's you!

[@Orly_Shani]

ooh let me think on that! thanks!

[@Leolvr]

The DIY Designer PLleeeeeeeease🥺

[@ashleycancook4624]

I learned the hard way back in the early 2000’s that you have to dilute the bleach! I soaked a pair of jeans in straight bleach, and when I pulled them out of the bucket, they completely shredded. 😑

[@carliwatson2240]

Holy tie dye! What is the fabric content of the galaxy tee & the hoodie?? I can’t tell you how many things I’ve tried to get past the bleachy orange color! Also, side note, look into urea & soda ash.....the colors will NEVER fade if you use those 2! It’s next level the vibrancy you get!!

[@ShawnaleahSunshine]

Did you use soda ash with the PROCION MX colors you were using before you started dyeing? From everything i've ready, it is necessary for activating the color on the fiber.

[@irenenafula8694]

Best DIY tutorial I've come across. Thank you 👌 And btw when washed do the colors still remain vibrant or do they really fade. And is there a way to make the colors stay vibrant?

[@caljacobs3287]

That last one with the green pants matching the green in the top 😍 this tutorial was perfect.

[@OcDmn]

great vid! anyway, what do you think of bleaching the outside of your shirt vs the inside? which one would be better?

[@arielvega6125]

SUCH an amazing tutorial!! the title matches exactly what is needed and covered! I love all the different styles and details you covered! Thank you!

[@VanHornFoy]

great tips! I've done quite a few ti dye projects and i've never considered using the powder straight on the garments! there are always spots I wish I could tweak I will definitely be trying that next time!

[@kurtjosephfrank6551]

Love the excitement you have for making these. Especially the clapping at 10:00.

[@Orly_Shani]

hahah thank you!

[@bluemargo1]

It looks super cool! Does any of those colors come out in washing? So do you have to wach them separately from other garments?

[@natashajenks9089]

I love this tutorial, just wondering how long you let the bleach sit

[@miaace5070]

Loven the sweatshirts, the hoodie was my favorite. I'll be trying this out with my girl's when the weather gets warmer.

[@wendihill8957]

Ok quick question on the hoodie. You mentioned powder dye but you are using a liquid. Is it the power just mixed with water? Or is it regular tie dye solution? I'm totally doing this sweatshirt this weekend!!!

[@iguanacashmere]

You rock! These are great. I'm a 90s kid from Cali and used to bleach dye my clothes in HS when it was "Punk Rock" haha. Thanks for showing these techniques! I've been experimenting with different things to dye with and used some semi-permanent hair dye and next, I'm going to try Very watered down acrylic paint.

[@SomeoneVEVO]

I've heard that soda ash is a good additional step that makes the colors last longer. Should I do the soda ashe step or is that something you recommend against?

[@loganmarcus6516]

After bleach, rinse, apply hydrogen peroxide to neutralize the bleach, rinse, soda ash soak for 24 hrs, add dye, let sit for 24 hrs, rinse, wash.

[@mikeg127]

Thank you for this video tutorial. I’m in the middle of doing it right now and it’s going great. Precise instructions and I’m very impressed with how easy this is.

[@jenecartoonist3722]

Wow... that's amazing. I want to know, do you let the clothe dry after the bleaching. And then dye it or dye while on wet condition. Please suggest, I want to try.

[@toDIYfor]

I’m obsessed with the adidas one!

[@alext2640]

Hi- quick tutorial question! My boyfriend and I are reverse tie-dying matching sweatpants and sweatshirts and your tutorial is the BEST out there! In the first tutorial, do you recommend opening up the shirt to wash out the bleach, and then re-spiraling it to add color, or just throwing the whole thing in the washer with the rubber bands still in?

[@kingstongreen5461]

I NEED TO KNOW THIS lol

[@no_peace]

Whoever's wondering, use 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 10 parts water and soak it. Peroxide neutralizes the bleach

[@no_peace]

After neutralizing, soak it in soda ash (washing soda) water. You shouldn't have to wash it between processes like she's showing. Her way works too but it's way more time and work to have to keep folding and unfolding it, and washing and drying it. For the more streamlined method, you roll it up then you bleach it (people usually dilute it to half and half or 75% bleach), don't bleach it more than 15-20 min, neutralize bleach with peroxide, soak in soda ash water (to make the colors stick) and dye it, all in the original cake, then leave it in the original shape without rinsing the dye for a day or two (which is called "batching"). Her way is better for adjusting the colors and checking the spiral but it's almost impossible to make the spiral exactly the same way again If you can't find $4 arm & hammer super washing soda (in laundry area at Walmart), you can bake baking soda on a cookie sheet for an hour at 400°F to make some. It's 1-1.5 cups per gallon of water and you can reuse it as many times as you want on white shirts. Just pull out a (clean undyed) shirt and put in a new one. It's better to have separate water for colorful shirts though so the dye doesn't discolor the soda ash water

[@audilyn3554]

@@no_peace ok my sister and I are wanting to do the reverse tye dyeing an are confused on the processes cuz we've seen a few and don't know which one to do. We are going to be using the dye kits you buy at walmart or michaels do we just rinse the bleach then spray the peroxide on it then dip it in the soda ash? Lol

[@jordanhynes6324]

@@no_peace will this process give you a bright bleach job? I want it as white as possible before I add color and they always turn out too orange

[@jaymegoldkind7393]

When you pre wash the shirt do you have any tips for that? On cold? With our without soap? Also - did you use soda ash for any of these?? LOVEEEE HOW THEY TURNED OUT

[@colleendevine8116]

If you wash it in between instead of just rinsing it like you do both the rubber band come loose??? Thank you so much this is awesome my first video with you looking forward to more

[@tedgonzol2457]

Orly is a cool lil diddy. That smile seems really genuine

[@MsFriendz4eva]

Great techniques! But what about some sort of dye fixative?? Did you use any? Thanks

[@mznutty6136]

Your Adidas shirt n that sweater are so dope!! Im totally in love with tye dye n crazy about this new reverse dye trend.. I've been dying everything I can for practice and keep coming so close to perfection! Watching this video got my bells ringing! You said a whole lot without saying much at all.. thats awesome!! Thank you.. I now feel I know exactly how n what I'm doing!! 😍😍😍

[@warut3047]

I really like dis becoz I just started a batik business and mom does traditional wax batik fabric and I am focusing on readymade Tie &dye very useful

[@Madnessmakes]

I love this video! I want to try this on a sweatshirt and sweatpants. I would love to make a matching set.

[@msmercedescontreras]

I absolutely loooove this!!! Usually your diys are great for me and my sisters And nieces. But this one!!! I really want to work with my nephew so he can have cool shirts. Best aunt award to me so thank you!!!!

[@srichmond32111]

EXACTLY. What ive been searching for! Thank u!

[@Mel-si2yi]

Oh Orly, you are my tie- dye-queen!! I made rainbow t-shirts with my 4 year old niece ( with marker and alcohol) and we had so much fun! Thank you for all your good ideas!

[@mustacheman19]

Do you ever use soda ash? pretty sure that will make the colours stick a lot better

[@jopet4593]

Thank you! Your tutorial is so much easier and wayyy better than the others I've saw! I love all of them!

[@Orly_Shani]

so glad!!

[@Oonagh72]

I love them all!! Fun endeavors (she’s a tie dye channel) here on KZbin used the Rit color remover. I think I’ll use that. I’m too nervous about bleach eating at my project 😆 😬😅

[@Orly_Shani]

ooh Ill check her out!

[@LeticiaSPandaMcfly6]

I love Angie from the fun endeavor channel!! She’s amazing. Her work always comes out so good.

[@BrandiMonard]

I did a few of these tutorials on my channel too! One of mine came out horrible but the second video I made had better results haha 😂 I am shocked that your bleach came out SO white! Every time I’ve used bleach on black it is very orange. Do you think letting it dry in the sun it was makes it come out more white or is it a different fabric? Also, the only reason ive used the gel toilet bowl cleaner is because I can’t find regular bleach anymore since the pandemic 😩 I’ll have to try looking again to see if it yields different results

[@Orly_Shani]

hey! I do think the sun helps for sure, but sometimes its just the garment itself. Sometimes no matter how much you soak it, it will only get grey, or orange. Testing it first gives you a good indication.

[@DulceSanchez-qs4gw]

I watched those bad tutorials too, ended up ruining my projects but I’m glad you’re doing it right, awesome thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@barbarabozzelli7822]

I just found your channel. I hope you check your older videos because I have a question. Should the shirt be soak in soda ash after bleaching and washing but before adding color?

[@colleendevine8116]

Another question… Do the items have to be 100% cotton? Or Synthetic fabric such as acrylic elastic etc. are OK as well?

[@silver1000]

That sweatshirt design really turned out nicely!!! Love!!!

[@Orly_Shani]

Thank you!!

[@tinkerbella969]

where ur peroxide wash? after bleach? also u need soda ash for those fiber reactive dyes !!!

[@enigmatic2flesh]

I love this!! I totally am going to try this!! My first time tie dying...you make it look so simple! Let’s see how it goes! 🤞🏻

[@mishasanghi1259]

This is awesome! I immediately subscribed as soon as I saw it. For how long did you let the dye ‘set’ before you rinsed it for the first time?

[@samanthajones324]

Hi! When you put the bleached spiraled shirt in the washer, you keep it tied up right? Won’t it come undone? We’re doing a tie dye party this week with friends, I’ll tag you with our finished products!

[@annewhalen8111]

The shirts came out beautifully. Did you use soda ash at anytime during the process. I’ve watched the Procion videos on tie dye and they soak the garment in soda ash for 20 minutes. It may have something to do with setting the dye.

[@TerriblePerfection]

Wow, you have a great eye for color and design. You knew just what to do when you didn't like the first try. Very nice! ❤🧡💛💚💙

[@sandrahickey3593]

These are fabulous. I've never attempted tie dye, I've tried bleach with black. They look so expensive.

[@brigittepatenaude3534]

Hi Orly, just wondering why you did not rinse them in peroxide before washing them?

[@lindamiller4344]

Your work is amazing! Was the sweat shirt %100 cotton

[@desireeocanas1715]

Which colors did you use for the first shirt! I must know! I’m about to order 😍

[@karenburnett6930]

This is amazingly beautiful! Is the sweatshirt damp when you put the dye on? Do you just air dry after dyeing with no wrapping in plastic wrap? Thanks!!

[@gourdhead22]

Do you wash as usual after dying. Also were you saying bleach wash the spiral rubber banded shirt all twisted an rubber banded or open up an wash before dying. Sorry I was just confused about those points. Thanks Orly. You are amazing..hugs

[@sharndawg007]

Thanks so much Orly!!! Does the hoodie need to be 100% cotton? 💖

[@divinewisdom3921]

Those all came out so cute I love that t-shirt and the jacket!

[@AQpizza]

Amazing video! Would this work with 50% polyester and 50% cotton hoodies?

[@mama_in_tech]

Thanks for the video! Love the color! I didn’t find the light teal color you mentioned, could you please share a link for that? Thanks!

[@cy7937]

I did the bleach method on a black sweatshirt, exactly how you did it, but mine turned out grey! I’ve had this problem before though.... I used Clorox too.... darn it!!!

[@geogeorge630]

Wow...finally a tutorial I could follow and get results. Bad-ass results. Super dope....thank you

[@Orly_Shani]

so glad!! can't wait to see what you make!!

[@SmittenKitten.]

Out of curiosity, and I know you didn't mention it in the video, but did you happen to pretreat them with soda ash? I've heard that it helps keep the colors bright and more colorfast, but I've never used it. Just ordered a bunch of blanks to tie-dye Halloween shirts with my sons! We will definitely be using your methods.

[@katiebrown7617]

The adidas tee looks so good!

[@trishdadish21]

Seriously the BEST DYI on tie-dye! 😍

[@Orly_Shani]

thank you!!