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it has to be the editing cuz it's not as steady and wonky in real life 🤣

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so happy you found it helpful 🤗

15x15 Walapress. i have it linked in the description 😊

Dope thank you love the content keep it up

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really?! i had no clue!

@@lucykiins I hope you’re joking, I got that tidbit from an old rit pamphlet. Along with using Washing Soda to ‘prep’ fabric for dying and white vinegar for ‘setting’ dyes.

i'm not a dyeing pro so i don't know everything lol. thanks for the tips though!

i would say just stick with the temp and time on the htv 🙂

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Hi I have a question….. do you have idea for women that have no breast because of cancer . A cover that would look nice easy to put on I thought of layer of bandanas

a bandeau would probably work better than bandanas.

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welcome 😉 BUY IT NOW!!! you can never go wrong with a heat press 😜😅

thank you so much! i love doing them ☺️

i've seen it done around the transfer, but not directly over the actual transfer design so i'm not sure 🙃

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Rit Colostay Dye Fixative 😊

@@lucykiins Is it okay to use it with other black dye for clothes? How many cups should I use for 1 heavy jacket?

i'm happy i could help ☺️

that's the one with the fixative 😉

yes it totally comes in handy 😃

here's an update from last year: ua-cam.com/video/zFDlT7HTxnA/v-deo.html fast forward to 18:27 ☺️

my thread never ever dyes. i'm assuming since it's most likely polyester. i'm surprised the synthetic fabric dye doesn't work on it either though 🤔

yay! glad you found it helpful 😊💗

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i'm happy you enjoyed it 🥰

thank you! i also have these comparisons if you're curious ☺️: ua-cam.com/video/W7As5SQ1HWw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/MSL2FAuoVEo/v-deo.html

I’ve watched ALL your videos this is just the first I’ve commented on 😅I am also subscribed

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so happy you enjoyed it 😁

just the regular plastic ones

i'm honestly not sure 😩

thanks for watching 😁

i would say cut a circle on top and then fold down the edges to make it neater 😊

i think so as long as you use more fixative. also make sure they're all being dyed the same color ☺️

@@lucykiins thank you!

Pro tip just make sure the items are able to move freely in order for the entire garment to be covered 100% otherwise you'll end up with blotchy clothes. The more Dye you use the darker the cloths will be however the more cloths you Dye the less portent the Dye will be towards the end. Just make sure the items can move freely in the Dye water otherwise you could end up with blotches.

My mistake was trying to cram all 3 of my items in the first Dye bath. I should of done two separate baths with the same Dye in the water but wanted to try and save time by squeezing the 3rd pair of shorts results being the first two pairs of shorts came out great but the 3rd I tried to stuff in came out blotchy. Now I'll have to go get more Dye and do it all over again for the blotchy pair vs just doing the first two pairs of shorts first then using the same Dye water for the third pair. Could of saved 5$ and time but all well at least now my shorts look brand new!

thank you so much 🥺🥺💗 okay here are a few of my faves: best dark t-shirt transfer: ua-cam.com/video/W7As5SQ1HWw/v-deo.html best light t-shirt transfer: ua-cam.com/video/MSL2FAuoVEo/v-deo.html also, if you really want transfers that will last wayyy longer than printable transfers look into DTF transfers: ua-cam.com/video/sNE7Dhh-ywA/v-deo.html hope this helps ☺️

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Siser Metal and a teflon sheet from Amazon. i have the exact ones linked 😊

omg i want to try dyeing shoes next!

i don't pay much attention to it since i wear the shirt to sleep, but surprisingly none have lifted yet! they're still very much on the shirt 😌

are they cotton or polyester?

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i'm sorry, i have too much to say 😩🤣

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you're right, idk why i always thought it was a tablespoon 😅 to be honest, rinsing the dye out with hot water doesn't seem like a deal breaker to me since the water the dye was in was already hot to begin with 🙃

@@lucykiins Of course but hot water helps to dilute the dye. It go on or off the clothing with ease. Which is why it’s important to rinse in cold water. It’s the same reason it’s recommended to wash colored clothing in cold water. The color runs in hot.

got it! with tie dye i have always seen to do hot first which is why i thought that's how it was for everything. will definitely do cold from now on! thank you ☺️

no i haven't 🙈

@@lucykiins okay thank you for responding, I only ask because I’m doing my research and am close to upgrading my supplies I am thankful for this video because I’m finding out about different papers.

i honestly have no idea! i'm thinking no since they have it in a kit with dye that's for cotton material 🤔

i have one shirt with 2 comparisons which makes it easier for me 😊

that's awesome!

that makes me happy to hear! sometimes i feel like my talking videos are too long, but i have too much i want/need to say 😅