Other is to be careful to apply dye only to the *edges* of the folds, Rather than over and over, if you can picture that for a circle.
Of dye, in order to get the multiple symmetry. You want every sector of the pattern to have exactly the same amount The chief difficulty is that the outermost layer of fabric will tend to getĪ lot more dye than inner layers, resulting in a non-symmetric pattern. See Elfriede Moller's nice little introduction to Shibori, entitled Shibori: The Art of Fabric Tying, Folding, Pleating and Dyeing. Skip down to the next section, but there is a more randomĪlternative: simply fold and then ball up the fabric, and injectingĭye into the ball. If you're interested in complete control over your mandala pattern, You can learn to make your own beautiful tie-dyed mandalas without ever viewing a video, however, if you are willing to invest plenty of time and effort, using the time-honored technique of lots of trial and error. You can also order directly from True Tie Dye this is especially helpful for those who are in Europe or Australia, as True Tie Dye sells these DVDs in different formats for international use.
KALEIDOSCOPE TIE DYE PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO
Beginners will also want to purchase True Tie Dye's Tie Dye 101: The Basics of Making Exceptional Tie Dye, or get all three discs in one set, the "Learn How to Tie Dye" complete 3-volume set. The first disc in this two-disc set, Tie Dye 202: Making Shapes with Tie Dye, demonstrates in detail how to tie dye hearts, arrows, peace signs, aliens, and more, while the second of the two discs, Tie Dye 303: Mandalas, Suns and Lotus Blossoms, demonstrates how to tie dye many different mandala designs. Another DVD course in how to tie dye mandalas and stars is True Tie Dye's Advanced Tie Dye Techniques: Making Shapes and Mandalas.
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