Quick Honeycomb Tie Dye Tying Tutorial.

[@DarceyRecords]

If you want to see more of my tie dye content please check out my tie dye channel. youtube.com/@SledgehammerTieDyes

[@Plainsrider53]

Many of us needed this video, your patience is appreciated. Thanks!

[@annabaldwin5505]

I just realized how great of a teacher you are, the angle of the camera has quite a difference on seeing how to accomplish this pattern. Please do more! Thanks for the learning !!! Now I know how!

[@DarceyRecords]

I’ve done quite a bit more on my actual tie dye channel. The link is in the description as well as the pinned comment if you want to check it out.

[@lisacox3244]

Oh my gosh, I know this was a year ago, but I have been looking for a good description of this, and you rock! Thank you for showing this, slowly and completely and having it all on camera and close up!!

[@evakrecs3631]

Thanks! Best explained around the web❤

[@lazylightning1197]

You don't know how much I have been struggling with this tie. I just couldn't get it by watching videos, because nobody took the time to explain it like you did. I heard a ding at about 1:45 and it finally clicked. Thank you so much man! Liked and subscribed!!

[@DarceyRecords]

Hahaha yea that moment of “OMG! That makes so much sense! I don’t even need to see the rest of this video because it all makes total logical sense now.” Yea, it took me a few attempts at other videos to figure it out but I remember that exact moment for me. I turned off KZbin and tied one (still terrible) immediately. I’m glad I could help you out! I really don’t understand why no one else had actually explained it before now.

[@hyperspaceelf]

You are a gentleman and a scholar. +100 internet points. ♥

[@MsHaikuGirl]

Simple but sweet. Thanks for showing so much detail.

[@KelCummings]

Thank you so much. Every other tutorial has just flew through that part, leaving me as interested as I was frustrated. Thank you for taking the time to explain what others have not,( that I hv experienced)

[@311junglist]

Yoo!! Thanks man. I keep having troubles with my attempts at them. You have gi en the best tutorial on them that I personally have seen. 🙏

[@deejwalsh73]

Thank you Jason! This really breaks it down in a way that I and my dyeing partner could understand.

[@deqoadan761]

😊

[@sonjacherry7080]

Thank you. I understood your way. I'll try to post when I make it.

[@TheTao-vn7xr]

😮wow sir thank you so much for sharing this , I appreciate you so much I can't wait to try this out finally 😀

[@Reaper.Concepts]

My guy, i've been looking for this type of tutorial!!! Thank you so much. I've been trying to figure it out, but i needed somebody to actually explain. Big props to you, man!

[@lindacrowder8535]

Fantastic! Explained precisely.

[@DarceyRecords]

I’m glad it helped! This was a sloppy demonstration of the theory tho. I would use sinew instead of kite string for actual application and would normally take it a LOT slower to make sure each segments’ angles were more uniform.

[@cocacolafiesta]

Great tutorial!

[@Shertie-i3x]

Thank you for this video jason. i've been trying to learn these since i started in april. all other honeycomb tutorials just dont go through it like you did.

[@DaydreamColorz]

TY so much for this explanation!!!

[@DarceyRecords]

You’re welcome! One thing to note. I used kite string bc it was the first spool I found. Normally you would want to use sinew.

[@naidasquilting279]

You make it look so easy. I guess I’ll keep practicing. Lol.

[@wesgrabel7210]

Best tutorial yet!

[@marisaspencer1024]

I’ve been wanting to try this for so long but all the videos I’ve watched go too fast. Thanks for making this, I think I might be able to try it now!

[@TheLambdaPrincess]

…and even when I slowed them down they made no sense. Blessings! ❤

[@mandimoo87]

Great tutorial

[@DarceyRecords]

Thanks Amanda! ❤️

[@bushyhartman7421]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! Sigh sanity is returning.❤

[@DarceyRecords]

You’re welcome! I hadn’t found any videos that explained the theory so I slapped this together when someone asked about it. I went fast, I used kite string instead of sinew (as I would normally use), and I wasn’t focused on making it look good…. but I’m glad the information helped!

[@bushyhartman7421]

@@DarceyRecords after letting it dry I am muck dying my first honeycomb now I hope it works

[@onestepawai3894]

Thank you smsm been trying to learn this for so long 😭

[@stefanrobinson4536]

Legend thank you dude!

[@GOYOSGardenTiedyes]

Great tutorial thanks😁✌️

[@andybowlin2385]

Thank you for this all the videos I've watched are so fast u can't tell how they're tying the shirt up

[@dyeddesigns812]

Thank you so much!!!

[@57629589]

Where did you start pleating?

[@davecladwel5707]

No pic of what it looks like?

[@DarceyRecords]

Nope. Sorry but that wasn’t the intention of this video. This was only made because there hasn’t been a good tutorial out there that actually explains things. I didn’t actually make a shirt, but I’ll link one of my Facebook posts of a shirt that uses the honeycomb. The bottom “V” that wraps around is a honeycomb. facebook.com/1483070900/posts/pfbid0XumNxzP8uw8nqb7zbKUMDKn88f9n11ANJgxJDAeb8BSXePUJ71dfZT6ANhepw8wHl/?mibextid=cr9u03

[@spaceinsects1628]

thank u so much!

[@denisebonetti5049]

Me too!

[@rahamana08]

what thread do you use?

[@DarceyRecords]

For this demonstration I used kite string. However, if you want the colors separated by a white line then you should use sinew.

[@rahamana08]

@@DarceyRecords what is sinew my bro?

[@DarceyRecords]

@@rahamana08 sinew is a short band of tough, flexible fibrous connective tissue which connects two bones or cartilages or holds together a joint. In tie dye, we use artificial sinew which is basically a wax covered string. It is good at cinching tight and gripping to itself to hold a tighter hold. Also, being wax coated, it prevents liquid (such as dye) from passing through it. Personally, I use a rounded sinew with a 100lb strength.

[@rahamana08]

@@DarceyRecords one more question my brother, waterglass and soda ash, which one is better to use

[@DarceyRecords]

@@rahamana08 soda ash. Mix it at one cup soda ash per gallon to pre soak a shirt. Let me know if you have any more questions but you should check out my actual tie dye channel. The link is in both the description and the pinned comment. That would be a better place to ask questions as this is just my personal channel meant for my wasting of time, not tie dye talk. I have some videos showing hot to make tie dyes from start to finish.

[@vanessaowens9434]

Im missing something..ugg

[@shawnatkins2172]

Sooooooo sloppy poor example

[@DarceyRecords]

Haha yea, I acknowledged that in the video. I wasn’t actually making a shirt. I was explaining the process.

[@DomsDyes]

For a beginner I thought I was very helpful! Thank you!

[@TheLambdaPrincess]

Crabby much? Be thankful someone’s trying to help! He/she said at beginning he/she wasn’t trying to be neat or tidy. Whiners like you ruin it for the rest of us who are genuinely trying to better our craft. Do you also complain about consensual orgasms too?

[@cherylkuny9203]

Thank you so much for this!! 😁🩷