Comments

  1. Mikey Wood

    Thank you for sharing. A lot of tie-dyers keep their methods a secret. I have learnt a lot. Thank you

  2. Marcello Oliveira

    Wow! Amazing result! The shirt got very beautiful!
    I'm from Rio de Janeiro. 🙂

  3. Laura Goldstein

    Wow! That is gorgeous! I wish there was a link for part 2, the dying. I found part 1, the folding and this part 3, the reveal, but I can't findthe whole dying process .

  4. Kitty Kat

    what's the best way to achieve these results without using an ice bath? Is it even possible?

  5. Matthew McIntosh

    Not that I see anything wrong with his style, I will point out washing it out with hot water after rinsing it without letting it dry will definitely wash out a tons of color. If you let it dry without a hot wash and detergent, more of the color will stick. I do believe his intention it to get color out of the mix, and I do think him utilizing a minimal amount of dye is really smart. But I don't see why its important to let it stand for such a long period if he is just going to wash it out immediately.
    Just tips I have learned.

  6. Alev

    Thank you for your eloquence, grace, and generosity with your knowledge!!! Such gorgeous results, and quite soothing to listen and watch.

  7. Brenda Castaneda

    Absolutely amazing job!!! Thanks for the vlogs showing how to do the job! I can’t wait to do this with my family!!!

  8. Gabrielle Labrosse-Ellis

    Hey Crispy, where do you recommend getting dye from? Any particular brand you prefer?

  9. Robyn Alice

    Good fucking lord, my dude. Please let me help you advertise these gorgeous pieces.

  10. bridgetgidget72

    I could see Darth Vadar when then shirt was still wet, still fit the theme, lol

  11. freddy dunham

    I come back to your videos often when I dye. Your voice is very nice to listen to I must say. Soothing even ha.

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