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‹ list home next › How do you keep the white areas white? It helps the item batch the full 24 hours so excess dye has time to exhaust. Then, rinse with cold water until it runs mostly clear. That helps the white areas stay clean.

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Rhythm I used steady pressure and timing to keep the dot size and spacing consistent. All steps: Select paint I used Jacquard Lumiere blue mixed with leftover white metallic to lighten the color for an orange shirt. Shake The paints blended together smoothly inside the bottle after a good shake. Rhythm I used steady pressure and timing to keep the dot size and spacing consistent. Pour The paints were combined into a squeeze bottle using a funnel from my tie-dye supplies. Test flow I squeezed a few dots onto a paper towel to get the paint flowing evenly. Nozzel I sealed the bottle with a tie-dye nozzle cap to prepare for application. Start dotting With the paper towel removed, I started applying dots directly to the shirt. See all tutorials

Soda Ash This is what makes the color permanently bond to the fabric. Presoak your shirt in soda ash water before applying dye. Mix 1 cup of soda ash with 1 gallon of water. see on Amazon More supplies for ice dye: Poly Fleece Mask Detail Bottles Magic Tracks Baskets Gloves Dharma Dye Shaker Shirt blanks Mega Bloks Elastics Wire Rack Jacquard Dye Sinew