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Best Alternatives For Rubber Bands (Why Sinew Is Better)

Rubber bands are a common supply in the world of tie-dye. Every guide  recommends using them and they even come standard in tie-dye kits. In this post we’ll explore why that is the case. We’ll also see if there are any worthy replacements for them and we’ll even consider if we need them at all. […]

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Tie-dye Party: How to Tie-Dye With a Group

Are you planning on hosting a tie-dye party?Whether you’re organizing an event for a summer camp or a school, or you want to tie-dye a large number of shirts yourself, we’ve got you covered.Tie-dye is an ideal activity for a group of people to join in together and create art while having fun. It’s quick […]

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20+ Tie-dye Techniques for All Skill Levels

Many beautiful tie-dye shirts have been floating around lately. Even if you’re new to the craft you can make your own. We have the instructions you need to create anything you can imagine. Combine these techniques with our 10 steps guide to tie-dyeing and you’ll be ready for any challenge. Tie-dye is a science that […]

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How to Start A Tie-dye Business – Sell Your Tie-dye Products

If you’re here, you’re probably wondering about the possibility of starting your very own tie-dye business. There has never been more interest in operating businesses from your home and tie-dye is a most promising candidate. Dyeing clothes in the comfort of your home and selling them to passionate customers is a dream for many people […]

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How to Use Soda Ash For Tie-dye (Presoak Vs Bottle Method)

Soda ash is a common household chemical used in laundry. Do not get it confused with baking soda, which is not alkaline enough to trigger the reaction. Soda ash is an essential part of the tie-dye process. Also called dye fixer, it modulates the reaction between dye and fabric. Soda ash makes it possible to […]

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Safe and Easy Ways to Dispose of Old Dyes

It’s normal to have leftover dye after you tie-dye a shirt. I always try using any leftover dye quickly. I always keep spare blanks ready to tie-dye. This is not always possible, as sometimes your dye goes bad and its color is not what it used to be. Dye bottles containing only water and dye […]

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Why You Should Turn Your Shirt Inside Out For Tie-dye

You might have noticed that some tie-dye artists like to turn their shirts inside out before folding them. Is this step necessary? Why bother inverting the shirt at all? Turning the shirt inside out exposes the seams to help in folding. It also turns the front and back towards each other, increasing symmetry. Inverting the […]

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Can Tie-dye Stain My Table, Sink, Or Washer? (Solved)

The fear of stains is common when starting tie-dye. It’s easy to think that our furniture is in danger. This is especially true if you plan on using wooden table. You might also be afraid of staining your clothes or even your hands. Most household surfaces are actually resistant to tie-dye and won’t get stained. […]

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Chandye

Whether you prefer bold and graphic lines, thin pinstripes, or something in between, stripes can add interest and depth to your outfit. In this article, I’ll show you exactly how to add stripes to your Read More » Brown is the color of earth and wood. You can see it in many places in nature. […]

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How to Achieve the Darkest Black Possible With Tie-dye

If you’ve been dyeing a bit you might have tried different things to try and understand how to make the richest and most vibrant colors possible. When tie-dyeing you might find that many patterns require quite strong colors and you may be wondering how to make sure that your color will come out strong every […]

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What is Cellulose – Why is it Used in Tie-dye? (Explained)

In your quest to learn tie-dye, you might have heard the word “cellulose” used a couple of times. Indeed, cellulose is an important component of what makes tie-dye possible in the first place. Cellulose is the main component of plant fibers. It’s found in fabrics such as cotton, linen, and hemp. In fact, it is […]

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How to Mineral Wash A Shirt The Easy Way

Mineral washing is a technique used to give a vintage, weathered look to your clothing. This style was popular during the 1980s punk scene. It is a variation of bleach-dyeing. The washed out, bleached denim stood out from conventional jeans. It is still very much a part of youth culture and is enjoyed today together […]

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Tie-dye Laundry – Washing and Aftercare (Explained)

Whether it’s a tie-dye shirt you plan on making or one that you just bought, washing and caring is the source of many questions. In this article we take a look at how to wash and care for tie-dye garments. You’ll learn how to prevent bleeding in the wash and keep your colors fresh forever. […]

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Can You Tie-dye Outside? Yes, Here’s How

What better way to enjoy the sun and the good weather than to spend the day playing outside. A popular activity that people like to do in the summer is to tie-dye in the sun. You might be wondering if that’s a good thing. Are there consequences to dyeing outside? Are there precautions to take? […]

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