Check out the tutorials tab above.
Since I started my website back in 2009 I’ve gone from paper crafts to dyeing. I hope you can get some inspiration from them.
Check out the tutorials tab above.
Since I started my website back in 2009 I’ve gone from paper crafts to dyeing. I hope you can get some inspiration from them.
thanks I like your work a lot!
Anna Maria, Thank you!!
Great work
Kelly, Thanks!
Thanks! Great stuff!
Thank you
Beth, You are so welcome!
thank you
I don’t see anything in your tutorials page.
Diane, When you go up to the Tutorial tab, just touch it and there will be a drop down menu of the tutorials. These include ice dyeing, marbling, surface design etc. Click on one of those topics and it will have links to those specific tutorials. Hope that helps. Lynda
I just came across your site and found your techniques very intriguing! Thank you for the inspiration and here’s to making fabulous art in 2021.
Val, So glad you found my site. Yes, here’s too a healthy and creative 2021. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
On the rope bowls what fiber reactive dyes do you suggest?
Elyse, I use mostly Jacquard, but any of the fiber reactive dyes work. If you are asking about colors, that’s up to you. Of course, for me, the more colorful the better. If you didn’t see this tutorial, check it out on dyeing the cord. https://lyndaheines.com/2017/01/09/how-to-dyeing-cord/
Hi there, i’m just looking through all of your beautifullll ice tie diys on pintrest and I was wondering what folding and tying techniques you used ♡
I too, am a tie dye and ice tie Dyer.c:♡
It is like medication for me more like meditation
I sell and donate my items to raise awareness and funds for mental health.
Kelsie, I’m not sure which pieces you are talking about, but if the post you’ve seen is about ice dyeing and the folding is not included in the post, then those folding and tying techniques are part of my Icy Delights class which is available for purchase now for the reduced price of $25. That’s wonderful what you are doing.
Hello, I have been looking for a good resist to use with ice dye and found your post – thanks for the info . Do you know if it’s possible to buy the Lumi resist in the UK anywhere? If not have you found it in stock elsewhere? Many thanks, Marisa
Marisa, I’m not sure Lumi resist is made anymore. My favorite resist with ice dyeing is soy wax. https://lyndaheines.com/2016/04/11/printed-fabric-bee-ice-dyeing-with-soy-wax/ But you also can use school glue and Jacquard water based resist with ice dyeing. Color Magnet is also a great product to use with ice dyeing. https://lyndaheines.com/2016/04/19/printed-fabric-bee-ice-dyeing-with-color-magnet/ Have fun!!
I love the cheesecloth tutorial. Thank you so much for making it available for free.
Can I use parchment paper instead? My resources are slender and I don’t want to buy a roll of freezer paper and not use it. I do have some parchment.
Thank you.
Patricia,Thanks. I don’t think parchment paper will work because the paint or marker will just sink into the paper. You might be able to substitute wax paper for the freezer paper. You can try the parchment paper but I’d be surprised if it would work. Good luck!!
The tutorial tab does not seem to be working. Please advise how to use. Have put my finger on the Tutorial square and nothing happens. Thank you
Diana
Diana, I’m sorry but I’ve been having a heck of a time trying to fix it. In the meantime, if you take the title under the picture and use the search on the right you’ll get to it. I’m on my way out of town, but when I return at the end of the week, I hope to have it fixed. If you are interested in a particular topic such as ice dyeing or leaf printing or whatever, just click on that magnifying glass on the right and add that topic. Most of them should come up. I’m sorry for the inconvenience.