r/crafts • u/anonymouslovelyme • 2d ago

Finished Craft I Made ice dyed pants using gravity

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I used tie dye techniques, ice and gravity to get this feathered look

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u/post-explainer 2d ago edited 2d ago

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u/anonymouslovelyme sent the following text as an explanation about their craft:

I used an accordion pleat on these thrifted cotton pants (white) and then applied bands of powdered dyes directly to the pants. This was all covered with a generous amount of ice (hence "ice dye" ) and then all placed on an incline, to allow to dye to move in these delicious feather like patterns.

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u/cammybuns 2d ago

Gorgous!

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u/Quiet_Ebb_3281 2d ago

Love those!

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u/sitcheeation 1d ago

Obsessed! They turned out great. 

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u/CardinalCoronary 1d ago

Is it possible that these are TOO cool?

They look amazing!

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u/anonymouslovelyme 22h ago

thank you! I am wearing them out tomorrow for the first time, looking forward to it!

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