FULL Beginners guide to Ice Dyeing on fabric

[@deirdrelegg1160]

Finally!! A Clear and precise tutorial. Makes a huge difference ..Thank you

[@sherivegasartist]

Thank you 😊

[@susanhunt4866]

I did the ice method a few years ago, but I put the dye onto the prepared fabric with the ice on top of it, the colours were so very crisp, I saw an American Gentleman on the tv years ago who was describing how he did it, he even managed simple pictures, it was amazing. I really love your videos, keep making them

[@sherivegasartist]

That is awesome! I should try that way on my next dye

[@bggines_1260]

Love the result especially the long sleeved!💙

[@311junglist]

The piece sitting in the water after the ice melts is called muck dyeing. I have seen some awesome shirts done that way. Hopefully in October i can start getting supplies to start myself. Its been calling me for months so im soaking up all the knowledge i can till then. Even practicing folding lol. Thanks for this video and the knowledge.

[@888altamber]

Thanks I just tried ice dye for the first time and I think I need more ice next time. Now I know since they’re all melted that they’re ready to rinse. I now know the others I did the rings will need to set overnight and then I’ll rinse them and since they’re all the same colors once they are all rinsing clear I can wash them all together with a color fixing solution. Thank you

[@macbarry8120]

Everyone is TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!.. I hope my tees (T-shirts) will turn out as AWESOME AS YOURS HAVE DONE...

[@dawnportousa]

WOW I am sooo happy I came across your channel kinda by accident haha! I will be binge watching your videos this weekend. I see you do work with resin...so does my daughter. She makes beautiful things also I have never done it myself but I love to learn new things.I am going to share your channel with her! I love tie dye but I havent done it in years I am going to give it a go so I really thank you for your videos I am learning so much about the whole process!

[@sherivegasartist]

Thank you 😊 for such a nice comments.

[@dawnportousa]

@@sherivegasartist awe your very welcome it is my pleasure! You are very talented!!!

[@Bonbon54220]

Thank you for sharing. I’m going to try this. I have all the ingredients, as I’ve tie-dyed before. But this is so much simpler. And just as pretty. I knew how to do it, but just wanted to make sure. Thanks again.

[@sherivegasartist]

You are so welcome!

[@suneethaudayakumar8789]

Hi, It is amazing. Gr8 job. Why u used soda ash to soak? Do u have any pdf for procedure and calculation for dyeing process

[@MileyonDisney]

Cool. Never heard of this before. I mean - far out, man. Groovy.

[@sherivegasartist]

I loved it so much. Nice to try something new

[@yvonneventurelli2676]

Sempre la traduzione toppo veloce!

[@dulahgaprabath9558]

What are the colour brands. Plz mention some colour brands that we can buy in sri lanka. Can we use batik dye for this.

[@kazskully8501]

I can’t wait to try this but I’m in QLD so I have to wait for winter I think, otherwise I’ll be adding ice every 10 minutes lol 🌈✌🏻☮️

[@devanshikothari16]

Can you please tell which colour brand you use for ice dye

[@daliahdz1485]

Do you wash it in cold water?

[@deborahcost217]

Can you use natural dyes such as madder, logwood powder?

[@cecilialieb3229]

Would love to do it with plantdyes.

[@BigCrafterTX]

What kind of powder dye was it? All the kits are liquid.

[@sunitaadukia125]

Hi what r the dye powder u used for synthetic fabric

[@bonniedolata6342]

Where do you get a silk scarf? Should it be 100% silk?

[@hellabarnett5564]

Thankyou, really informative

[@Howareyou414]

Hello, thank you for the tutorial. How come the acid dye did not need to be dissolved in hot water? I am a little confused.

[@sherivegasartist]

This dye does not need to be activated by hot water there are multiple kinds of fabric dyes out there some need hot water some don’t need it at all.

[@AlkaBaba-q8c]

@@sherivegasartistshare dye that doesn’t need hot water pl

[@kariann226]

What's on that Tshirt ? The pic?

[@mike811ward]

How did you wash them? Did you wash them all on their own or all at the same time? I washed 2 different colored pieces together and it dyed both of them blue 🤦🏽‍♂️ did I maybe not rinse them enough?

[@sherivegasartist]

Got the 1st wash they need to be Separate if you use different colours

[@Loves-sv8tm]

Were do you get your dyes and your soda ash

[@sherivegasartist]

Amazon or ebay

[@nathaliepeignieux4349]

Superbe 👍👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤

[@sherivegasartist]

Thank you

[@djphelps4461]

What brand dye did you use for silk

[@sherivegasartist]

The same as the other pieces in the video.

[@TedCruzResign]

Which are@@sherivegasartist

[@makeupweapons2340]

This is great I love it

[@victoriaconstantine-cort3091]

Thank you very muchXXXX

[@sherivegasartist]

You’re welcome 😊

[@methatronn]

My hands get very sore and skin peels off when I touch soda ash…

[@TuyetTran-iw7oc]

👍😍❤️

[@gnol4688]

Woahda?

[@cavalli821]

please do not soak your fingers in soda ash water- its not good for you!!!

[@sophiehutchins]

I saw this method on Crafty, but it wasn’t nowhere near as detailed this video; which you could actually learn how to make it from this video alone

[@sherivegasartist]

Thank you. I tried to put as much detail as possible fir a beginners guide

[@TaniaCuevasMartinez]

Very informational but your audio is horrendous and painful to listen to because of your voice peaking so much.