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Learn to dye
Videos, written tutorials and reference guides. All free, no account needed. Start
with the beginner guide if you have never dyed anything before.
with the beginner guide if you have never dyed anything before.
Videos
Watch the process start to finish on YouTube.
Natural dyeing videos
Ice-dye videos
Tie-dye videos
Tips & tricks
Product how-tos
Tutorials
Written steps you can follow with wet hands.
Step-by-step tutorials
Techniques
Project ideas
Dyeing methods
Troubleshooting
Dye guides
Reference material worth bookmarking before you buy.
Color theory
Fabric guides
Mordant guides
Care instructions
Beginner guides
Featured tutorial
Fifteen tie-dye folds, one page
Spiral, bullseye, sunburst, crinkle, stripes, peacock, heart, chevron, mosaic and
more — each with the fold, the banding and the finished result.
more — each with the fold, the banding and the finished result.
Step-by-step video tutorials
Every video below is filmed in our own studio, straight from our YouTube channel.
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Intro
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Overview of our store
Tutorial
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Tie dye basic techniques
Tutorial
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Tie dying with textile reactive dyes
Tutorial
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Tie-dye techniques
Tutorial
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Ice dye easy tutorial
Natural dye
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Dyeing textiles with natural charcoal powder
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Dyeing textiles with natural madder root powder
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Dyeing textiles with natural indigo blue powder
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Dyeing textiles with mimosa hostilis root bark powder
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Dyeing textiles with natural turmeric powder
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Dyeing textiles with natural black walnut powder
Dye guides
One guide per dye
What it makes, how to use it, and the shades you can expect.
Natural dye
Indigo blue powder
Sky blue through navy indigo. Reducing the vat, dip times and oxidation.
Natural dye
Black walnut powder
Light beige to rich chocolate. One of the few dyes needing no mordant.
Natural dye
Chlorophyll powder
Sage, herb, olive, moss, forest and deep green on natural fibers.
Technique
DIY ice dye
Six steps from prepping fabric to revealing a one-of-a-kind result.
Project
Soap with natural dyes
Six botanicals and the soap colors each produces, from plum to green.
Beginner
Your first tie-dye kit
What’s in the box, what it covers, and the five techniques to try first.
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