Dyeing clothes changing colour.
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@Mister_Brue yup it was the purple one. After subsequently buying a couple purple shirts from Giles, I figured I had enough purple. Plus a little vat frenzy.
Haha. It was on the tree since Saturday.
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@Oaktavia “Tie dye tree dry”! Pretty good tongue twister.
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@Mister_Brue lol
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@Oaktavia I loved reading all of that! Definitely giving this a go when my current white tees are looking a little tired.
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@cityofdelusion I remember that. Duck OD’d indigo could be fun.
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@pechelman Probably sensible.
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@pechelman said in Dyeing clothes changing colour.:
Maybe I'll try something using an offcut from a pair of pants...
What have you got to lose?
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@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot hmm interesting looking forward to seeing the results, cool idea.
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Not the best lighting today to see the colours, but very pleased with how they turned out
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@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot I’m not sure why, but I was expecting these to come out much darker. Depends on the smoke I suppose.
Interesting how the dying process has created two different shades of red. Is this as obvious in reality?
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@Mister_Brue said in Dyeing clothes changing colour.:
I was expecting these to come out much darker.
Same. I’ll get better photos up eventually, but the ribbed collar is definitely darker than the stripes.
Vintage blue turned out how I had hoped, pic doesn’t show much. Prolly should have just waited for better light
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@Mister_Brue it’s extra vintage-y
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Had some discoloration going on w my olive serge and decided to dye over w a green that leans more towards blue than yellow (going for a more green than olive finish). Some streaking in areas so will need to give it another dip but took care of the spots of discoloration and very pleased with the “emerald” green finish
