Gravity Ice and HWI Spiral

[@Prettiuneekdesigns]

holy shit this is the most interesting thing I have seen for gravity dyes. Defnately trying this, it takes up so much less space

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

Be sure to tag me when you post your results! I’d love to see what colors you choose.

[@GOYOSGardenTiedyes]

Turned out very cool HWI is one of my favorite ways to dye😁✌️

[@denisef1684]

Amazing, new technique for gravity dyeing! Love it!

[@DyeDIY]

What a great idea! It looks really fun, and the results are awesome - I love the variation in the colours. Keep them coming!

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

Thank you! Will do!

[@RadDyes]

Dude!! What a great technique!! You’ve been killing these videos. We use just a tiny piece of scrap t shirt over our shirt and clamp my hemo’s down on it and take it out after I spin it up. After tearing a hole once I didn’t want to do it again. Great work and way to think out of the box.

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

Thanks bro! I’ve definitely been having fun with it.

[@eagrinstead1]

Thanks for sharing this technique! I love complete saturation of a shirt. Sometimes i don't want to see larger white areas.

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

Same. I’ve always preferred fully saturated shirts.

[@jennifersledge599]

The moonstone is fantastic! I’d love to see a sunburst using it. Maybe add some purples?

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

That would be cool!

[@Uniquelyyours1]

I've never seen this done like this before. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@lisacoody]

Woah! What an interesting technique and fantastic result! Way to go!

[@pegrish7701]

That is incredible!!!

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

Thanks! I thought it came out pretty cool too. I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 😋

[@marthaevans5690]

Very cool!

[@justagirlsd3000]

How do you prevent holes from the forceps? It’s beautiful.

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

By being gentle with them. Don’t tighten them down all the way. The first notch is all you need. Also give it slack like I did by pulling the shirt towards the forceps as you twist so it’s merely spinning up the slack instead of pulling the shirt into a spiral. Just keep in mind that the forceps are mainly there to hold things in place as you get things started rather than a tool for twisting the shirt.

[@ДашаЗузу]

❤❤❤

[@throwinpebbles]

Wow this is beautiful! Very cool technique! I'm still pretty new to tie dye and I've never seen anything like it before. Any specific tool/technique you use to get the dye down into the cardboard? Moonstone is gorgeous. I recently ordered it and a few others. I'm still waiting for them to arrive but I'm very excited.

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

You know those kinda flimsy metal spoons from your high school lunch room? Yea. That’s what I use and I’m pretty sure that’s where mine came from.

[@throwinpebbles]

@SledgehammerTieDyes oooh haha okay cool. Thanks!

[@Kristen-eo5cn]

Def nvr seen it done like this. It turned out beautifully.. i love it. Do you have a facebook page??

[@SledgehammerTieDyes]

I do! At the moment I just use my personal page as I haven’t set up a business page yet, but here: facebook.com/jason.a.sledge?mibextid=LQQJ4d Feel free to check out what I’ve posted over the past year.