leaha

What a great tut, can't wait to try it! thanks :-) have a laundry sink in my dye cottage so will be perfect.

mjhaess

Thanks for the tute..That is awesome....

wolph33

wow,you made it seem easy.thanks for sharing this

works4me

Played with my first piece this morning. I used 1.5 meters of fabric so did not get complete coverage but it is still pretty interesting fabric. Used Dylon cold dyes - Tahiti pink and wine. Tomorrow I'm going to use 1 meter of fabric for better coverage and red plus pearl gray dyes. Thanks again for the tutorial.
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Lilrain

Thank you so much. I have wanted to try this, and your method seems like something I can do.

melodyr

Looks nice! To get more coverage, scrunch less. also add more dye to the fabric. I've used the Dylon brand with great success...it's good dye.

works4me

Thanks. I scrunched as much as needed to get it all onto the rack in my sink. Used quite a bit of dye, too. Or so I thought. I guess I'm just going to have to play some more. A friend gave me lots of the old Dylon cold water dyes so I can play as much as I want.

geevee

Not to be too punny but how cool! Love the way the fabrics come out, thanks for the tutorial, I have to give this a try.

thyme2quilt

I have wanted to try this. Thanks for the lesson

works4me

I've been playing. Have found that an off-white fabric seems to produce brighter colours than a pale gray.
Tomorrow, I want to try using a pale orange fabric with a smidge of black, some orange, purple and green. Could be interesting. I'll have to take note of my dye amounts if I want to try to get a second piece to closely match. I've managed to get two pieces of the purple and blue to match pretty closely.

Thanks so much, I am having a ball.
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