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Now the other guy has a brother! 👍🏻

I get a lot of positive feedback anyway but it’s always good to have a 3rd party perspective. Here’s some non makeup and dressed up examples. 32F. Interested in all advice, the good, the bad, and the chaotic. Thanks guy :)

lineup drops starting tomorrow and we can buy tickets starting this Thursday !

This dress is just Shiitake Mushroom and Ecru!

I tied off a mandala on each side and then did some geode style bunching every where else. I wish I had taken a picture of it while processing!! I’ll place a couple stills below for details.

here’s the final result of my suit project!! The skirt is absolutely SO small, but with the help of my fiance, I was able to get it buttoned. I’ll share pictures of the skirt by itself in the comments below if possible. All of this was done with Mindbender X. Thank you for looking!! I can’t wait to wear this jacket to my job!

gravity dye w/ Mindbender X on a thrifted linen dress. It was already too small for me to begin with, but now it’s definitely too small. :’)

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So I’ve been working on this personal project of dying an 100% rayon suit I picked up from the goodwill. I had great plans of keeping some color blocking but was quickly humbled by a science lesson I had in grade school.

The liquid from the ice climbed up against gravity on the suit jacket, which thankfully did create some wicked colors across the entirety of the piece. I only used Mindbender X on this. What do you think?

Tried out u/Elegant_Suspect162 technique on this Guayabera shirt for my Dad. Orchid and Avalon DUI, on an incline, and a little Avalon DOI for good measure. only 22 hours with the dye on the shirt cos I live in Texas and have a west facing balcony (extra hot). Thanks for looking!!

Part of a project I put together to make tshirts for my group for Electric Forest. I enlisted 7 people to help dye all of this, and we worked for 10 hours! It took about 7 hours to fold them all with another friend the night before. All in all, we made nearly 30 shirts, 12 bandanas, and two pairs of pants. Here is a sampling of what we accomplished. Everything was Dharma Trading Dye , shirts presoaked in soda ash for 25 minutes, then after they were dyed they were wrapped in cling wrap and left in a plastic tub for ~24 hours outside in the Texas heat to process. 🦋❤️❤️

dyes used were : Turquoise, Yellow, Fuchsia, Orchid, Tangerine, Wasabi, Better Black.

all done with Dharma dyes!! I used Wasabi/Turquoise/Better Black. Each piece used the same premixed dye (I like to add soda ash to the powders.)

I placed the black beneath the shirt and the pants. The shirt got a spiral, and the pants were high scrunched with different sizes of aluminum balls. I live in Texas so they got about 28 hours outside before I couldn’t handle it any longer and had to rinse them.

I’m so pleased, I can’t wait to wear this to Electric Forest!

All of this is Kaleidoscope Eyes. Lots of trial and error but I’m finally getting there!

2nd year in the Forest baby ❤️❤️❤️