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Scrunch Dyed T-Shirt
How to Make Your Scrunch Dyed T-Shirt:Scrunch it up and dye it. It's that simple, really, and the results are great!By: dharmatradingcoContinue Reading »
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The T-Shirt Necklace
About "T-Shirt" NecklacesWe have been seeing these really fun T-shirt necklaces all over lately and we thought we needed to make our own version. Instead of a T-shirt though we used our new Light...
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Candy Cane Tie-Dye
Nothing says Happy Holidays like a peppermint candy cane. We realized that it would be a fun and easy shape to tie dye and we are going to show you how. These make great gifts or dye up one for the...
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Using Color Magnet with Copper Stamps (tjaps)
We love tjaps*, you might have noticed, but sometimes we just don’t want to pull out the wax to play around with them. We also love Jacquard’s Color Magnet, and we thought tjaps and Color Magnet would...
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DIY Coat of Arms Flags & Banners
Every brave knight needs something to help identify them as he/she rides into battle against a fierce foe. Traditionally, flags or standards would identify knights in battle and in tournaments. In this...
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Indigo Shibori Basics
Shibori is the Japanese term for tied and bound resist dyeing techniques. While modern Shibori is done with lots of colors and different fabrics, traditional Japanese Shibori on cotton was mainly done...
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Roving Rainbow - Dyeing fleece with Acid Dyes
In this tutorial we will show you a way to quickly dye up a rainbow of roving all at once with just the primary colors of dye. You can use your roving for all kinds of felting projects without being...
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Silk Dyeing with Natural Dye Extracts
Natural Dyes can be a lot of work to prepare from scratch, sometimes that is part of the fun but sometimes you just want to get right to dyeing. Natural dye extracts make it possible to use natural...
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Tie-Dye silk with Fiber Reactive Dyes
Tie-Dye is a classic textile art technique but did you know you can tie-dye on silk, not just cotton t-shirts? This is a great technique to make rainbow playsilks as well as elegant shibori fabrics,...
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Gypsy Rope Garland
A Dharma featured tutorialMaking a Gypsy Rope or fabric garland is a great way to reuse and recycle fabrics and is a fun craft, just about anyone can do! Do you have a bunch of fabric scraps and other...
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