Tie Dye Gallery
Tie dye has infinite possibilities with many variables you can change.
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Here I hope to give you some insights into the process and give you some reference points for ordering custom dyes. Each product photo has a code (for example EG_03), please use these to reference photos when ordering custom items.
Ice vs Liquid Dyes
All items are dyed with the highest quality (no colour coming out in the wash!) powder dyes. Liquid dying is probably what comes to mind when you think 'tie dye', the dye is mixed with water and wherever it's applied is dyed a consistent colour.
With ice dyes, the powder is applied under or over the ice, as the ice melts it dyes the fabric at an uneven rate and the liquid finds it's own route through the folds, this creates the unique ice dye 'textures' of uneven colour (example above).
Material thickness will also effect the final look of a dye. Shown is a tee and sweatshirt both ice dyed in a similar scrunched style. The thickness of the fabric has changed the size of the ice dye 'textures'.
Although it also effects folding, the difference will be less noticeable in liquid dyes.
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The Spiral - A Tie Dye Classic
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Line(s) of back and forth folds with scrunched areas around.
An example of how within one styles there's so man options: the number of accordion fold lines, the shape of the lines and the separated or blended colours.
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Incline Dyes
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Incline dyes involve propping the item, covered in ice, up at an angle. As the ice melts the dye moves down the item, replicating the flowing effect on the fabric.
Due to the extra space needed, I cannot offer incline dyes for bulk orders
More Examples
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