How To Tie Dye: Ice Dye Experiment Liquid Dye/Liquid Dye Over Ice Part 2

[@beckireid4208]

the liquid over ice was new to me, but I very much liked the results!✌😲✌

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Ice dyeing is so versatile. Doing this side by side taught me a lot in my attempt to help others. Watching them being done all at the same time is different than doing one here and one there. 😁❤️🌈

[@debbie2544]

I like the liquid dye shirt better.... I love the blue in it!

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I really like that shirt too. However, I’m the most surprised by it because it is the most pure form of dye and the colors in that shirt are the farthest from my swatches. 🤷‍♀️ That’s why we experiment... ❤️🌈

[@cindyr4169]

I love them both!! I’m leaning toward the liquid dye, but both are beautiful!! 💕

[@JamisonOBrien]

Great outcome on all the shirts. I choose the dark one.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Good choice! So, you like the liquid dye. That seems to be most people’s favorite out of the two. ❤️🌈

[@iknowheis]

Just watched it again. I still like the liquid over ice the best! Really pretty colors.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Liquid over ice definitely give a much more blended look. I really like raspberry. 😁❤️🌈

[@DianaDyesEverything]

This should have more views!

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I agree!! 🥰❤️🌈

[@Flower.Child.]

Great experiment. I like the LOI shirt. I like the blend. ✌🏻

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thank you! I really like that shirt too. This was a fun experiment. I learned a lot by doing it. ❤️🌈

[@DaydreamColorz]

💜💗 Love these, thanks!!! I never thought of doing LOI. I love all of them, but enjoy the DUI and DOI! 🌈🫶🏼💗Laura

[@FinderD-cb9ty]

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thanks for watching!

[@scri33le]

Very excellent video. Exactly what I was looking for. Seeing that the ice was much lighter, could I suggest weighing the ice and using a fan to evaporate the liquid dye down to an appropriate weight? Might get you a bit less dillution. The blues with the violet in the liquid dye were gorgeous.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I certainly could have been more exact, but close enough works in dye land. 😉 We get the gist of what’s going on here. I learned a lot with these 4 shirts. 💗♥️🌈

[@evillyn7895]

Liquid dye over ice...huh... didn't know you can do that. As has been said, these are all uniquely spectacular, I prefer the softer, blended shirts although all of your projects are splendid.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Yup! I learned a lot from doing this experiment. It was interesting to see how completely different each shirt could look using the same colors but different methods. ❤️🌈

[@HighJackerTees]

Love it, Steph. I like the liquid shirt for myself, but the girls say liquid and ice for them 👍👍

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Hahaha 🤣 There is a little something for everyone with experiment. ❤️🌈

[@lgjoh123]

I truly like them all, DOI is nice and the liquid is striking. I love watching your video's have learned so much from you. Thanks!

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I’m so glad, Lisa! The reason I share my experiences is to help and inspire others. 😁❤️🌈

[@cindyr4169]

Wow! So gorgeous! I really love all of them, but for different reasons. They’re all spectacular! 💜💕💙

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thank you! I love them too! ❤️🌈

[@SpiritualStuntman]

You're the shit Sister! Love your work so much. You're an inspiration to me. Thank you. Namaste 🙏🏽❤️

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thanks Matt! ❤️🌈

[@Art_Howard]

Wow... great experiment. I like how you showed all the results on one picture. I see good qualities in every shirt. They are so different.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I made the shirts and even I didn’t realize how drastically different they are until I looked at the picture of them all together. I like all of them too. Thank you for watching. ❤️🌈

[@jillreddig3083]

The raspberry dye is made with a mix of blue. The only pure dye colors in procion dyes are the primary turquoise, lemon yellow, and magenta. All the rest are a mix of the primary colors and if not mixed well will show the base colors or many gradients of the mix.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

You are correct, Jill, thanks for the comment. ❤️🌈

[@PennyPennyMoore]

Purple is my favorite color so I’m going with the ice and liquid shirt. I do think the raspberry is splitting into the blue. Love your videos!

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Good choice! I like that shirt too. Pink is my favorite color. I think you’re right about the raspberry. ❤️🌈

[@iknowheis]

I like the liquid over ice and the DUI. I want to learn to dye like you! I would like to do a dress or a skirt or both! Where can I get the heavier cotton blanks?

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thank you! Stay with it. You will get there. 😁 Erica Millman on Facebook has wrap skirts. Dresses, you might try Amazon. Shirts I order from Jiffy Shirts. If someone knows where to get dresses, please share with me too. ❤️🌈

[@ekaterinakorneeva4792]

Hi, thank you for the video! I am a newby, and I just had a much less blue result than I've expected. My theory is that it was 12 degrees C during the night at the beginning of the process. So, probably, the blue colours are more prone to the temperatures than yellow and fuksia. I.e. when the ice melts, it washes the blue away and it won't attach to the fabrics. Maybe because the particles of yellow are smaller than the particles of blue. It's just my theory though. So, in your case, the ice makes the temperature drop, and as a result you have less blue.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

You are correct. Turquoise is the last color to bond. It needs the full 70°F and 24 hours up to 48 hours. Cooler temperatures and shorter batch times result in lighter blues. There is so much technical stuff to learn with dyeing. I keep learning new things everyday. 😁❤️🌈

[@Shannon_Dodd]

💙 I was so excited to see part two. Will there be more? I pick the liquid dye because blue is my favorite color. 💙

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

This was it for this experiment. I’m sure in the future I’ll run other side by side comparisons. I think the liquid dye in in the lead. ❤️🌈

[@marilyn5208]

Love LOI

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I learned a lot making these.

[@debbie2544]

COOOOL!!!

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

THHAAANNNKKKSSS!!! 😘

[@twistedkittyyoga8546]

Both of these are great, but the LUI is AMAZING! Got me wondering how a shirt would turn out if you did liquid dye in a pattern on a scrunched shirt… like a basic flower petal (daisy) and offset with the colors.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Four completely different different shirts using the same colors of dye. It was an interesting experiment. I’m not good at drawing. Riah would be great at doing a scrunch with a flower on it, she can draw anything. Ask her, I’m curious how that would look too. ❤️🌈

[@twistedkittyyoga8546]

@@BelladonnaDyesCo I’m talking about just a very basic design, like a child’s first drawing of a 🌸. Four/five ovals around a circle.

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

@@twistedkittyyoga8546 I put it on my list. 😁❤️🌈

[@twistedkittyyoga8546]

@@BelladonnaDyesCo here is one video that popped up on my home page. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHazhn6riLqeosU

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

@@twistedkittyyoga8546 He and Riah do those picture type dyes. I like the flower, but don’t care for the final results. Have you looked at Riah’s channel. #riahstiedye She’s a very talented artist. She also does beautiful tapestries. I do the more traditional type of tie dyeing. ❤️🌈

[@salonetiedyetv7707]

😮😯😲😍🤩

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

THANK YOU!! 😍❤️🌈

[@iknowheis]

“Definitely want to do hot water.” Why? What does it do as opposed to cold or warm?

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Are you referring to the rinse out? Start with cold to rinse away the SA. You want to get that gone so the colors don’t bleed onto each other. The HOT water is to set the dye and rinse out loose dye that hasn’t reacted with the natural fibers. I don’t want dye transferring onto my “regular” clothes after it’s been dried. ❤️🌈

[@JulesKoch-]

💗💗💗

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

Thank you! ❤️🌈

[@kathrynpearse3245]

Liquid Dye.💦

[@BelladonnaDyesCo]

I think the liquid dye is in the lead... ❤️🌈