r/tiedye • u/icantdothisnemor • 1d ago
Glitched out queen sized bed sheet set with pillowcases..
I'd say this is a success. I was worried about that fitted sheet but I'm very pleased with the outcome. It was such a pain in the ass it was like dealing with a freaking anaconda haha. I threw pretty much every color I had randomly on this thing and just prayed that it turned out good and I like it. Let me know what you think!
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u/ImmaPhan 1d ago
This is awesome got that quilted blanket look straight outta grandmas house killer work🤙
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u/HippyGrrrl 22h ago
Right? It’s granny squares and quilting’s bastard child in the best way possible.
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u/Dharma_Bum21 10h ago
Wow those are so well done! Glitches are my favorite but I never seem to achieve that level of saturation.
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u/icantdothisnemor 10h ago
Thank you!! I'm just jazzed to get the hang of them, This was one of the most difficult designs for me to learn, mostly because I guess I didn't know what a pleat was 💀 there's like a million different kinds of pleats apparently. I need to make like tutorial videos that are so resolutely detailed in case anyone else is struggling like I did with "just pleat it" lol.
It's wild how everybody has such varying processes to get similar results. Like I always get wicked good saturation and vibrancy, and I never batch for more than like 18 hours. Hardly 12 most of the time. Some even less. They only faded dye jobs I've had were on shirts with polyester content. Makes me wonder if batching time is truly such a potent determining factor in the outcome, or if focus should/ could be directed towards other determining factors. Life is full of mysteries. And a bunch of stuff that doesn't make sense lol. All I know is practice constitutes change and growth. There's always something new to try.
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u/00112358132135 1d ago
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