Trip Style Tie and Dye Tutorial

[@ErikBrown-f8r]

Brilliant loved everything you showed Awsome John ,trip looks like a must do. Learnt lots thanks Erik 😎🇳🇿

[@lucycfreely3118]

Didn't realize u were u tubin... Nice

[@Sunny.and.Splash]

Excited to try it. Thanks ya

[@zackhoover5171]

WHATS UP BROTHER.. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE MAKE SOME MORE VIDEOS. BTW DIGGIN THE BACKGROUND MUSIC 👍🏻😜✌🏻

[@lisafrance1335]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. Please continue making them. I LOVE the explanations! So many artists have gone to video only and no words. I learn so much more from the explanations.

[@NoodlePastie]

Coudnt agree more!

[@byshoshana]

Very cool

[@mushybrainzzz2383]

Damn cat😂😂 thank you for this video. This will be my next style shirt

[@Littledaddystie-dye]

Hey John, I got a question first thank you. I know this has been two years since you made this video so my question is do you do the technique the same as you did two years ago and are you still boiling them when you do the heavy dye also how long do you leave it in the boiling bathbefore pulling it and do you ever use cold water to rinse? Thanks for the information. I’ll see you soon on some social media I’m sure.

[@shawnellsworth4488]

Thanks Jon. Love your style. Will be trying it soon. Peace ✌️ my brother!

[@infernofarms]

Dude, learned a great new band and a new style to try and tie. Looks like some solid results. Thanks for sharing.

[@catekatz5855]

Love your work! I would suggest lowering the music a touch so I can follow your tutorial better. 😊☮️🌈

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Noted. More content coming soon with proper sound level...lol

[@zackhoover5171]

​@@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001 more content 😁 your work is OUT OF THIS WORLD AND YES YOUR SHIRT YOUR WEARING IN THIS IS 🔥🔥

[@PorterLaForce]

are you using thickened dye?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Absolutely

[@ammajeff]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge bro. It used to be so hard to find new techniques.

[@oolonggone]

This might be what gets me hooked. I really like the freestyle and letting the colours do their thing. I just tried doing a shirt and came back to review what I did compared to what you did. Thanks for all the detailed info! Cant wait to see the end result.

[@brentewalker]

Can’t wait to see the reveal

[@aidamarkiw]

At what point and how do you add soda ash?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

After the dye application

[@vibrantdye]

I am definitely going to try this method. Very rad , man!

[@hipbilly]

Awesome thanks so much for the knowledge!!

[@kariann226]

I'm curious as to why you don't soda ash your shirts first?

[@kristarobinette3586]

Thanks for all your information. Wow. Your poor hands. That fishing line is powerful. Take care.

[@242jms]

So great. Thank you thank you

[@Ryan-kv2cu]

what kind of spray bottle do you use for applying soda ash like the one people spray cats with? or like a regular dye bottle?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

It's just a regular large Dye bottle and I squirt it on

[@kylemessicktiedyecollector5690]

And did you know it how to make it 100% copy exact the same design as a using the liquid dye on it.

[@burningnimbus2504]

thanks for making this man! do you use thickener or chemical water?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Yes both

[@tatiannahclarke1049]

I can’t wait to try this! What did you say to boil the shirt with?

[@alan_whoneedstiedye]

When you said, "unwrap" did you mean out of the plastic bag or unwrap the sinew and fishing string? Boil still tied or "unwrapped"?

[@omarelnagar5208]

This is awesome I hope you can share some tutorials on your channel

[@davidjohnson2026]

Awesome process ... I'm gonna try ice dyeing and see what happens... doubtful that I will get the lighter highlights as you did by using the yellow first...

[@justagirlsd3000]

Thanks again for your tutorial Jon! Do you use chemical water? Do you soak in soda ash before dying? 🙏🏽

[@kariann226]

It doesn't look like u used sinew much on them at all. So wrapping them up like a geode with sinew is gonna give u a very diff effect ? I went back through with a ton of fish line Cris crossing the lines so it makes a net looking design. We'll see. I will send u the results on FB when I get done. Just tied up tonight. Thanks!

[@kariann226]

Can u do this method with ice? Also I just tied up some geodes and decided to try adding fishing line to it. Is it pretty much the same thing? Also I'm having issues making the nubs just cuz I don't really get how you're gathering it and bunching it. And do u put a lot of sinew layers around them like geodes and do u wrap it up like a geode patten or just enough to hold it together?

[@vibrantdye]

So 4 cups of soda ash per gallon?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Yes

[@simonharris5061]

Check your volume on the music vs your mi. Just hard to hear you over it at times. Thought you'd like to know. Thanks for the content. Attempting 2nd one today.

[@jeffliles2804]

That shirt you're wearing is badass Jon 🔥 I for sure want to do a swap with you sometime soon 💯 I'm going try myself a Trip Style sometime this week 😉 Thanks for sharing brother 🙏🤘

[@leeblinco6994]

Could this style be Ice Dyed ?

[@zackhoover5171]

Yo

[@sharonwebb9808]

Hi , i am wondering where you bought your tie dye bottles from , that you used ? Kind regards sharon .

[@knowxyourxonion6540]

I love these videos! I'm having trouble with the soda ash step. I've done this with a few shirts, and it seems like all of the darker dyes just run over the lighter dyes and completely distort the colors. Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid this?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Are you using chem water and thickened dye?

[@knowxyourxonion6540]

Yepp, I use sodium alginate, urea, and calsoline oil in my chem water

[@stormiewendy]

@@knowxyourxonion6540 no way you can use castor oil

[@jasonboore4868]

Who are the jams in the background? Aqueous? Awesome style, Jon! I just started a couple months ago so I'm still adventuring. Can't wait to try this!

[@underwaterblues8317]

Thank you for letting me know the test of the line. I’ve seen some others use it but they never say what size. Have you tried other sizes or would the thickness not make too much difference?

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

I have tried others but #20 is strong enough to pull tight without breaking and still thin enough to bind on itself andeave good string detail.

[@underwaterblues8317]

@@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001 thanks! And now for a totally irrelevant question, who is the band doing the “trippy” Pink Floyd when you are applying the yellow dye. I assume it is live and Shazam couldn’t figure it out. Not quite loud enough for me to get a good listen, but it sounded great.

[@jasonboore4868]

@@underwaterblues8317 im not sure but my guesses are: Aqueous, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong(prob not them), or Twiddle. Not sure but those are my guesses. All great bands regardless if this is them or not. Check em all out lol

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

@@underwaterblues8317 its Dizgo a great Jamtronica band out of Bloomington Indiana ⚡✌️

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

@@jasonboore4868 Dizgo🤙

[@johnhiggins3538]

see you started usung a stick for sinew lol tired of rope burns

[@tripteamtiedye-jonriley5001]

Lol...the truth is I needed to separate a bit of sinew for the video and my friend Phlip Hoover left his little puller stick at my house so I put it to use😉