How to tie-dye a draft design (blue dye on a pink fabric amazing result)  

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I think it's somehow bleaching the fabric in the folded areas.

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It depends with the size of the fabric

Thank you. We used caustic soda and sodium hydrosulphate

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You mean like a hanging roap?

It's looks that way because the blue dye has not oxidized yet eventually it would turn blue

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Merci, nous utilisons des teintures textiles que nous mélangeons avec de la soude caustique et de l'hydrosulfite de sodium.

@@rilaandmel3842 merci les filles je vais essayer en regardant encore et encore vos tutoriels J ai beaucoup aimé le tissu teinté bleu et noir sur lesquels vous avez utilisé de la sérigraphie avec les zèbres c est magnifique j ai beaucoup aimé aussi

We are in Tanzania and we get them from here, are you using VAT dyes ?

We use VAT dye

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Hi, I think there is a number of reasons for this, the different colors come from how you tighten the fabric after folding it, and probably the color combinations of the fabric and the dye, I'm sure if we used a black dye or a brown dye maybe we wouldn't get the same results, we tried the black dye on the same fabric once, we did get the same results the thread was not too tight as well, see this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1CmhqWg3BXM.html We were shocked with the light yellows as well, . . .. I think the VAT dye (hot water dyes) could also be the reason, the reactive dyes/ cold water dyes would not give you the same results.

Type of fabric matters as well, this one was a thick cotton

@@rilaandmel3842 You should show examples of other past projects of the same procedure.

It’s 100 % cotton