How to Tie Dye: Rip In Space [Liquid/Ice/Bowl Dye]

[@kiranjpatel2003]

You are such a great teacher! You explain all little details including dye colors, folding patterns, washing techniques and after results! Just exceptional videos. I have learned a lot from you. Thank you so much. Please keep up the good work so people like me keep learning.

[@CasualCollisions]

Thank you.

[@timothydurbin9597]

Literally folded this design yesterday, but i lay mine out flat. I'll see the difference in couple days. Very nice brother

[@garrettpatterson9490]

One of my favorites to experiment with you can have so many different outcomes

[@mandamorris7934]

Ohh ohhohhhhh my Star Trek boys went wild for this one!! Thank you!!!

[@Kelliejoy47]

I really like this one. I'm going to make one today!! I do like the white in it!

[@JonsuJamma]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world!!! :)))

[@CasualCollisions]

Thank you for watching!

[@JennaMoniqueMusic]

Looks great

[@stanncat4344]

where could I get some syringes like you used for this shirt?

[@raulcuadro3494]

Please more liquid tie dye

[@najmakimosa8306]

Waaaooo so fantastic

[@CasualCollisions]

Thank you.

[@emmagartlan6802]

lol at one part i saw a unicorn!

[@bikohdowridge9844]

where do you get your dyes and in what amounts do you get them in?

[@CasualCollisions]

www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-fiber-reactive-procion-dyes.html Depending on the color, usually 8oz or 1 pound jars. If you use a lot of black, 5 pounds is a good idea because of the concentration that needs to be used to get a nice, dark black.

[@jenniferfranklin7367]

bikoh dowridge you can get a party pack of 18 with gloves and baggies and more supplies for tie dye off Amazon for 20 bucks

[@emmagartlan6802]

or ice cream

[@andresroig7778]

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