Secrets of Tie Dye: Psychedelic Mindscape (Part III)

[@aprilstyles921]

You should sell the tie dye shirts that you make cause I would absolutely buy them

[@annastebelskyj580]

Not only a brilliant technique, but also an excellent explanation! I appreciate your expression of the organic nature of this technique. I just bought my first tie dye supplies to add to my overflowing closet of crafty things, and your videos have really opened my eyes to possibilities beyond spirals and shibori shapes.

[@CrispyGuy]

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[@egriffin6028]

This guy is like the Bob Ross of tie-dyeing

[@OpiumWalls]

comment of the year award please!

[@morganfeaganes343]

Somebody else said that one on another video! Lol

[@tammyeaton4791]

E Griffin Make you galaxies like HAPPY little galaxies!!

[@user-vl4zi9vl8g]

I was literally about to say this amd I saw your comment. Lol.

[@jen4139]

I couldn't help but smile when you were speaking about the designs and how you don't have much control. You seem like a really unique and passionate person.

[@baconsushi4life]

I did this for me and my brother and it turned out so well!!! It is very difficult to find tie dye techniques other than the simple crumple, swirl, shibori ect and with your help I have learnt three more. Thank you!!!!!!

[@CrispyGuy]

Glad I could help my friend.

[@tracyvision]

As a brand new dyer, I so appreciate your detailed tips in this series. Thank you so much!

[@keatsflores5247]

I tried it yesterday. came out fucking beautifully. thanks dude! You made it so much less intimidating than the thumbnail would imply. people, it's exactly as easy as he describes it to be!

[@Luckyladyll]

You have a very light touch with your ice dyes. Great job! Also great job explaining your technique. Thank you.

[@octopodiatrist]

I have to say thank you for your comments @2:00. Sometimes, I feel the best art is that in which we couldn't completely control the outcome, sort of like letting the materials decide what it wants to be. One of my most favorite things I've created was created so simply and randomly. It was a paper crown "painted" with mostly dried out paint. I didn't want this beautiful, random mix of paint to go to waste nor let this crown be thrown away. I just tried to get some of that paint stick and by doing that, there was this organic image that I couldn't have created by my own volition. By letting go of all I hoped for and desired, I made something that made me even happier. I just let things fall into place. This sounds silly but I'm happy to be reminded of that time through your work. Thank you.

[@CrispyGuy]

Happy I could be a part of such a useful reminder ~8)

[@CrispyGuy]

Bree Utsman I'm using Procion MX Dye, so look for that. It's usually available in craft stores, and can also be ordered on the internet. It's the same dye most people use for liquid dying, only this is before it's mixed with water. As for Tulip, they have a wide variety of dyes, so I can't tell you for sure. If the instructions require hot water, then it's not Procion. Otherwise, there's a good chance it will work, but know it may not. Also, keep in mind that this shirt was pre-soaked in Soda Ash solution, which is purchased anywhere you can get Procion dyes, so that's truly the best way to go. However, store bought kits like Tulip often have Soda Ash mixed in with the dye, so may still work if that's all you have.

[@salspink]

Hello! I have been experimenting with making me own natural dyes which result in a liquid. Would this work with my natural liquid dyes do you think?

[@StevieDabb]

See this is why abstract is my life. SO many objects, from my POV mostly faces in this shirt In particular looked so spiritual and meaningful. Even after washing the shirt I like it even better because the things you see in the abstract piece are more muted but in a good way. It's funn to look for hidden faces or symbols that magically create themselves is just crazy awesome! I could go on for hours lol but ill end here. AWESOME JOB!

[@GraceRoberson]

that's the most amazing thing I've ever seen

[@alev9572]

Thank you for your eloquence, grace, and generosity with your knowledge!!! Such gorgeous results, and quite soothing to listen and watch.

[@samhenderson8899]

So sick. Also, you're really helpful and thorough. It helps a lot, especially when you're a beginner like me. I followed your black hole tutorial and it came out great! I was so happy and I've stuck to it ever since. I've always wanted to know how to create this effect. You do such a great job with your videos. Thank you. You're what I go to when I need new inspiration and patterns to try.

[@CrispyGuy]

Thank you 8)

[@ashleyg7090]

I made myself and my kids using this method today. I skipped the step when you put dye on the other side as it was pretty saturated with colour already. Thank you for all of your videos, they’ve very helpful!!!

[@bellelambert6097]

you should show your Tie Dye shirt collection! this is amazing

[@freddydunham]

I come back to your videos often when I dye. Your voice is very nice to listen to I must say. Soothing even ha.

[@vdub351]

Awesome videos, I've done a few tie dye before and they looked crap and gave up. Your result inspired me and I followed your steps and it came out awesome. Thank you

[@salemdog100]

Thank you for posting this series. I have been curious about the ice dyeing process, this helped me understand it better. The outcome is truly spectacular!

[@CrispyGuy]

[@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470]

Wow. these videos are so well done. youre a great teacher.

[@chriscaine7689]

Absolutely. Would love more, I'm hooked

[@hydrangeaism]

I thought the same! Even if it was boring (to me) algebra probability and statistics, I would stay engaged with Prof.Crispy....!

[@lbkenn]

I love how passionate you are about tie dying.

[@mikeywood2164]

Thank you for sharing. A lot of tie-dyers keep their methods a secret. I have learnt a lot. Thank you

[@karebear804]

The shirt turned out siiiick! I see something like a silhouette of someone in a meditation sitting pose. And kind of a five point star shape up behind the head area. It's wild how it all comes together and turns out! Thanks so much for sharing all your knowledge ❤️ I can't wait to try this myself!

[@susanphillips944]

I really enjoyed these three videos. Very informative and so thorough I feel I could do this project! I would watch more of your videos. Watch people!!!!

[@destinimurphy398]

Anyone else reminded of Bob Ross? This is sick! Love it. Wonderful videos!

[@Khamomil]

That's so beautiful and random. I admire the symmetry I suppose you drop dye symmetrically to have this result.

[@tricias6621]

I see Im late to the party but this series of 3 was fabulous! Thank you!

[@moondancer7714]

great tutorial. you speak very well and articulate making your videos easy to follow. thanks.

[@ariannaalvarado6023]

Okay that's definitely the best tie dye i´ve ever seen, I hope mine comes out half as well lol, plus I love the way you talk and explain everything so well, best tutorial ive seen in a while, thank youu

[@jadem6854]

i’m making a shirt tomorrow for my chem class. found this and i’m definitely giving it a try. looks amazing !!!! thanks so much. you explained it all so perfectly !

[@oblonghas]

amazing work. truly a magical art form. I must try this to see the worlds I can create

[@wendymoss4817]

Wow you are so talented, AMAZING , I’ve just watched all 3 parts and am blown away. Thanks sooooo much

[@lostandlau]

Love your videos and the way you explain things. You are the Bob Ross of tie dye.

[@katemalinak1664]

You answered all my questions right after I thought of them!! Amazing series. Very soothing too!

[@ChickenBalloon]

I followed your entire tutorial and i gotta say, my shirt turned out amazing. Great videos

[@CrispyGuy]

:'^)

[@mani_kona]

Omg never thought that tie dyed shirt could be this pretty

[@DianeCumberlandSongbird]

This is the best tutorial out there! I've made many incredible shirts from using your technique. Thank you so much!!

[@twistedvisions5101]

Channeled art is the best. Awesome job

[@brendacastaneda3398]

Absolutely amazing job!!! Thanks for the vlogs showing how to do the job! I can’t wait to do this with my family!!!

[@judyhobday5334]

I must try this. The shirt you just did is really beautiful!

[@266shango]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I just made my first ice dye shirt and it is freaking gorgeous!! It turned out almost "insectoid" looking, lots of purples and lime, very trippy! Definitely gonna make more. Rinsing and unfolding a dyed shirt is like opening presents on xmas morning :)

[@bellajade602]

Dude Crispy it's totally a pharaoh and a grateful dead bear in the end product! Ur a badass !

[@emmelarsen4775]

Gorgeous. Simple technique, gorgeous results. Def what my galaxies in my head looks like lol

[@haileyeverafter6946]

I'm literally just in awe of how badass this is.

[@belikeatreeify]

Dude, you are a SCIENTIST! I love this.

[@bonfiar]

I love this series. I want to do tie-dye so bad right now

[@lauragoldstein2506]

Wow! That is gorgeous! I wish there was a link for part 2, the dying. I found part 1, the folding and this part 3, the reveal, but I can't findthe whole dying process .

[@jutzigirl]

Followed your videos and ours turned out amazing!!! Lots of compliments. Thanks Crispy!!

[@CrispyGuy]

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[@marcellooliveira9943]

Wow! Amazing result! The shirt got very beautiful! I'm from Rio de Janeiro. 🙂

[@stellastarr698]

Surreal!😍 👌👌 will try it myself but don't think it'll come out as good as yours anyhow am gonna give it a go though. You're SO talented!

[@SepiaSepiaKR]

It turned out beautiful. I actually never messed with tie dye so I don't intend to try this particular technique so soon, but damn, this makes me anxious to actually start and make me some artful shirts :D

[@WeAreBullets]

so how do i make sure the colors are set so later on down the road i know i can wash it with my other clothes and it wont stain my clothes? ive heard use vinegar first, and someone else said just rinse it and spin it, also i heard just throw it in the dryer for a while ...?

[@brianna3523]

This is beautiful!! I love the way it came out! ♥

[@Roxylovestars]

Crispy, that looks amazing! I love your videos and techniques. Thank you for sharing.

[@twilit]

I wish I knew what other platforms you post on if any. You have such a nice instructive manner and very enjoyable to watch you work. Don’t see any posts since 3 years ago. 😔

[@shannonobrien2572]

I think it’s so cool that there is the yellow sun you talked about in the first video.

[@nicoelgreeko]

Thank you so much for humbly sharing your secrets! It's honestly quite inspirational!

[@heatherhayes5584]

Great video! I was wanting to know this technique, and you've given a MASTERFUL explanation. So kind of you to post it.

[@tenderheart9222]

Thank you for sharing all your secrets! You are an amazing tie-dye artist!

[@courier11sec]

That is absolutely fantastic, man! Thanks so much for sharing your technique. Can't wait to try it on our own!

[@1998awsome]

That's amazing, and your voice is so relaxing.

[@erinsweeney7869]

that is literally the best tie dye shirt i’ve ever seen omg

[@lindaryan6464]

Your designs are really inspiring, we can't wait to get to try some techniques ! Thank you for the super videos👓

[@kwmcken]

Do you have a store where I could purchase some of your shirts?

[@pwrinklejohnson9782]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful technique. I'm all set to make 3 tomorrow!!

[@CrispyGuy]

Stoked! May the gods of random natural beauty shine glory upon you~*

[@pwrinklejohnson9782]

+Crispy It shined quite brightly on me my friend! Again, thank you so very much for bringing this into my life. Allow me to gush here...1st. Your folding tech is a great way for a perfect mirror image. 2nd. The ice gave me the idea to freeze the dye in dixy cups to make a thin chip and break off pieces and place on where I choose. It freezes pretty quick, hoping it works. 3rd. The majority of my muscles are shot now from a disease so over the years it's become a real pain in the ass to stand in one spot for hours on end squeezing bottles. This is such a time saver, you rock!

[@CrispyGuy]

Excited about all of this, and great idea with freezing the dye. If you ever get a chance to upload your creations I'd love to see them. And super happy to help you discover a way to tie dye that's easier, I find it's really difficult on my back and this ice dying helps me a lot too. Thanks for filling me in 8)

[@Jalilsaade]

Did a tie dye following your intrusions and came out incredibly good. Thank you man, you are the best!

[@CrispyGuy]

My pleasure my friend~

[@SiaaSilamanino]

awesome work....keep it up..you are so creative

[@THESLOWDEATHHOOKS]

i really like your commentary, you're a very good speaker

[@wzrdreams]

Stunning. Thank you for sharing the process. I picked up some important tips.

[@breezygomez6880]

That is the dopest tie dye I've ever seen Crispy,,💜💙❤️👍👍

[@amyb4474]

Great videos!! You are so talented! Very inspiring!! Thank you!!

[@janestanley3644]

@Crispy what do you wash your shirts with in the washer? Thanks for the awesome tutorial, I am going to have to give this a try.

[@AJ-nn5yl]

scrolled down and saw he replied to some one else. Its called synthrapol

[@janestanley3644]

Thanks AJ

[@nosdebemosunacoca]

AWESOMEEEE MAN! VERY PSYCHEDELIC! AWESOME TUTORIAL!! thank you so much for sharing this technique. Greetings from Argentina!

[@pambee2349]

Best tie dyed shirt I've ever seen!

[@BeesNTrees]

Funny you were thinking about space when you made this, because I totally see Darth Vader in the center 😄. This is the prettiest tie dye I've ever seen, I can't wait to try this for myself!

[@BobbyGeee]

Very clear and precise tutorial style. Thank you.

[@BlackCat_2]

That came out wicked sweet! Thanks for the tips about folding. I had not heard of doing that way before. I hope you have more videos like this. ;) - Heidi

[@elenasanchez2574]

Absolutely beautiful, you really know what you are doing!! Amazing!!!

[@ligershark33]

Awesome vids. Learned some great techniques like the folding!

[@elefunkman]

Please make more tie dye videos. Your tie dye videos are fun to watch

[@kyliemack1131]

Came out amazing. I can't wait to try. Thanks!

[@blazeterlap5180]

@crispy love your work!! Question, so after you pre soak you prefer to wash the shirts before applying the dye? Then also putting them in the dryer? Please message me back when you can. On a side note do you have techniques for dark garments? Denim? Or other fabrics or accessories? Your comments are greatly appreciated my dude. Amazing work, gratitude.

[@allistarr5828]

This is the coolest tie dye shirt I think I've ever seen. It looks like a dragon face.

[@ElisabethMerisalu]

aaahhh you're a tie dye wizard ,man !!!

[@CharnwoodReikiSound]

wow ! great tutorial and stunning shirt. Thank you so much for uploading this ! I have subscribed as I love the way you explain everything. You are great ! and you like Bashar as well !! waddaguy !

[@jimtbo]

I realize these are rather old but man you do a great job of teaching 👏 🙌 👍

[@Jules-hy9om]

That is the coolest tie dye shirt I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!

[@dalani61]

Wow looks like, King Tut meets Darth Vader meets a teddy bear! Love it!

[@Lizzypoohxo]

I saw Darth Vader at first too! Then a lion once it was dried.

[@TarotDomina]

kick-ass! tie dye shirts got so boring to me but u reawakened my interest!!

[@angelsadoOs23]

Hi, I really liked the way you do the shirts are great! but I have a question ... Does it shine with neon light? or to make one that shines I have to buy some paint in particular?

[@joemaoii831]

Just tried this, hopefully it'll turn out good!

[@caliken10]

The colors man! THE COLORS!!! 💫😵👍🏿🎨

[@Lisamamed29]

Hi Crispy, very beautiful, congratulations! Can you help me? I m from Brazil, i work with polyester. Do you know if this technique you used to color work in polyester? What did you use? Thanks!!!

[@hidden53152312]

Hello, so all the textil batik paints that i can find require hot water.. so am i missing smth or can i alternatively spray the icecubs on top with the hot water mix?

[@munchkinxmonster]

How did you go about buying all these different materials such as soda ash, the powder dye, and the stuff you wash it with? Is there a good start kit of sorts out there?

[@Wacky_Terbacky]

Could you do this with the tie die in squirt bottles instead of the dry powder?

[@BreeUts]

Question: does this kind of technique work with liquid tiedye (I.e. Tulip brand dye)? I love the looks of these shirts, just not sure of availability for the kind of dye you used.

[@vonasmr2797]

I didn’t catch what you washed it in you said to use only a cap full of something but I couldn’t make it out

[@Jrock32464]

Should you hang them to dry after the rinse before putting it in the washer? And what temp in the washer?

[@loridean8936]

Can you tell me again the washing instructions after the dying? You are a true artist, thanks so much for sharing this😀