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Tie-Dye is a classic textile art technique but did you know you can tie-dye on silk, not just cotton t-shirts? This is a great technique to make rainbow playsilks as well as elegant shibori fabrics, clothing or accessories. We will walk you through the process...

What is Tie-Dye? There are many traditional variations of Tie-dye around the world, including Shibori and Ikat. Here at Dharma, we consider modern tie-dye to be an American art form! Each type is unique, but basically, Tie-dye is a way of creating patterns of color...

Dharma used a simple recipe to get these great colors with our natural dyes so you can have a reference for the colors they will give. Keep in mind there are many recipes and mordants that will yield a wide range of colors and shades...

What Do I Need? For any tie-dye project, you'll definitely need: Stuff to dye - 100% cotton or rayon is best - we have lots to choose from! Dharma Fiber Reactive MX Dye Powder to make liquid dye Dust mask for safely mixing the dye...

You can do all these things with Fiber Reactive Dyes! - hands down the best dyes for cotton, rayon, hemp, linen and other natural fibers. Tie-dye (multiple colors in patterns) Basic Tie-Dye - simple instructions/recipe Group Tie-Dye Instructions Tie-Dye - materials list for large groups...

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I began making tie-dyes for myself because it was fun, and I enjoyed wearing them. At first, I used RIT dye, and the colors faded. In 1992, a friend's aunt told me about Procion dye and Dharma Trading Company, and I've been using it ever...

I'm a fiber artist, author, and teacher that has never been able to stick to doing just one thing. My first passion is dyeing. I use Dharma Procion MX dyes to dye cotton and silk fabric for quilts. I also dye clothing (mostly cotton clothing...

This is a form of "low immersion" dyeing that results in a sharp distinct crystalline looking pattern. Unless you have teeny buckets, this works best with an adult tee or larger garment or piece of fabric. Basically, whatever you are dyeing, you need a container...

Of all the products Dharma carries, resists and guttas are the most technically difficult to use successfully. One of our most successful silk painting customers calls them the Achille's Heel of Silk Painting! When you choose to try the Serti technique of silk painting, you...