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Ice Dyeing Geodes on 50/50 Blends: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Want to get a vintage look out of your ice dyes? Get a 50/50 Cotton Polyester blend! Or in my case, not realize that till AFTER you finish, hence the "Accidental Vintage". While 100% cotton gives you high-saturation colors, using a poly-blend allows the "Riverbed" geode style to take on a unique, heathered texture that looks aged right off the rack. Almost like an old rock... I'll walk you through my Geode process from beginning to end with an emphasis on: The Tie: Using sinew to create organic CRISP sinew lines, easily. The Dye: How I applied the dye and processed in the MUCK to get the best color saturation. Why Use a 50/50 Blend? If you prefer a "broken-in" feel or a more muted color palette for your geodes, 50/50 blends are a fantastic tool. This method is beginner-friendly and perfect for those who want to experiment with different fabric textures. Supplies Used: Shirt: 50/50 Cotton-Polyester Blend Dyes: Dharma's Phoenix Flame and Tangerine with Pro Chemical and Dye's Nutmeg, Bronze, Avocado and Forest green Tools: Sinew, Ice, Pebbles, Muck Container and TIME Follow CrookedPaw Designs by Nate: If you found this tutorial helpful, consider subscribing for more ice dye experiments, geode reveals, and "Riverbed" techniques. #IceDye #TieDyeTutorial #SuttonSpoons #GeodeTieDye #5050Blend #DIYTutorial #VintageStyle