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You can do all these things with Fiber Reactive Dyes! - hands down the best dyes for cotton, rayon, hemp, linen and other natural fibers. Tie-dye (multiple colors in patterns) Basic Tie-Dye - simple instructions/recipe Group Tie-Dye Instructions Tie-Dye - materials list for large groups...

Find solutions to common costume creation challenges, including fit issues, fabric selection, sewing techniques, finishing details, accessory assembly, and time management strategies for successful projects. Poor Fit Problem: The costume doesn't fit well or is uncomfortable. Solution: Take accurate measurements before starting the project. Make...

As a child, I would always draw, paint, or sketch something. In school, I doodled, and was told many times to put my art supplies away and focus on school work. I, at one point, was called by one of my friends the "Crayola Kid."...

Carole Hunnes-Nielsen is an award winning watercolor batik artist from Rockford, Michigan. She has M.A. and B.S. degrees from Western Michigan University and spend thirty years teaching high school art. She has focused on watercolor painting in her retirement. She works in both traditional watercolor...

B's Tees sprang up from a fun tie-dye project at my daughter's 13th birthday party. The two of us found something we really enjoyed doing together, and we continued to experiment and learn about the art of tie-dye. I eventually invested in a variety of...

My name is Dustin Schmidt, and I reside in Lethbridge, AB, Canada. I have a two-year diploma in photography from Stratford Career Institue 2002, and I have gained six years of experience. In 2002, I decided to explore batik as a medium to express my...

  My name is Bertha Jenkins, and I am a customer of Dharma Trading Company. I began purchasing items from Dharma while in graduate school at Georgia State University in 2003 and have been hooked. I was asked to teach a 3D Non-Woven course at...

Since 1980 I have used Dharma Fiber Reactive Dyes for cotton, and sometimes for silk, and Dupont silk dyes for silkpainting and Rozome on silk. I also use your Silkpaint gutta, though I am primarily a wax-resist artist. I began learning batik in 1980, and...

I am a fiber artist in Central Wisconsin. I make fabric from dyed silk fibers (Tussah, Bombyx and Soy) and then use the fabric for purses, scarves, backgrounds for wall art and other items. I have just recently been using the silk fabric to decorate...

I have been working with batik for 20 years first doing cards and simple wall hangings and then progressing to framed fine art, which is sold through my studio as well as a number of galleries. I have always used Procion dyes; I enjoy "playing"...

My name is Marina Gutierrez, and I am a self-taught fiber artist, as well as a Certified Artisan with the Department of Tourism of Puerto Rico. I am the owner of Hand Dyed Silk by Marina. I have used Dharma Trading products since the first...

My passion for ice dyeing started in October of 2010 when I was interviewing a fabric artist for my newspaper column. I was so excited about her passion, snow dyeing, that the following January after a big snow storm I bought three fiber reactive dyes,...

I first used Dharma Trading products in 1987 when I began my water-based silkscreen company, Great Silkie Artwear. I silkscreen the line drawing in black onto a T-shirt or garment, let it air dry, and then paint or float the colors, which are watered down,...

Silk & Cotton focuses on unique limited edition hand made clothing of silk and cotton fabrics for men and women. The original artwork decorating each item contains ancient symbols used for centuries as tools to bring the wearer into alignment with their higher self. These...

Textile Artists' Elizabeth Newman, and Jacob Devaney The illustrious Giggly Sprout and Gumbo Wobbly show off costumes consisting of hand-sewn beadwork appliqué and many expressions of batik, tie-dye, and bath dye. The fabrics we use are rayon, silk and cotton velvet, and muslin. We always...

Greetings from Brazil! I am Maria Helena Brenner-Kelly, a born artist, although it took me a few decades to realize it. A few years ago, I left behind a career as a marketing executive, moved to paradise, and embraced my artistic side full-time, focusing on...

Maikaaloa has been playing with tie dye since she was a teenager and introduced Doug to the craft a few years ago. Together we explored batik and fell in love with the process. A few years ago we started batiking babies' clothes and crafts. Now...

It was 1999 in Florence, Italy, when I discovered silk painting. Unaware of such a technique, and witnessing all of its possibilities, it immediately captured my attention, and I enrolled at the Florence Art Institute. Ever since practicing and improving the method, I am constantly...

Hi. My name is Sandi Carpenter and I'm a silk artist, born in Mexico, living now in San Diego. I've been painting on silk for about 30 years and am one of your best customers, no doubt, as I love your products. I'm an internationally...

Shopping list: Latex or Similar Gloves Eye Protection Masking Tape Pencil (Large point Soft Lead) Drop Cloth (cut up garbage bags, plastic, etc.) Screen Frame Drawing Fluid Screen Filler Squeegee If you are set up with a studio for most any type of non-electronic art...

I am a textile artist in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. Creating beautiful clothing, bags, quilts, tie-dyes, and much more has always been at the center of my heart. The rolling hills and quiet streams of the beautiful Appalachian mountains have become my inspiration...

I have been silk painting since 1980. I learned this art from my French teacher, a very nice lady. After I saw the scarf accessories while shopping in London, I decided I should learn to make some for my scarves, and I started to learn...

Find solutions to common challenges when upcycling clothing and fabrics, including sewing issues, dyeing problems, fit adjustments, stain removal, and fabric reconstruction techniques. Fabric Puckering or Stretching Problem: Fabric shows puckering or stretching after alterations or sewing. Solution: Use a stabilizer or interfacing to reinforce...

We are completely open and honest with you about any health hazards related to the products we sell. We ourselves are not chemists so we pass on to you the information given to us by the manufacturers. We hide nothing intentionally. It doesn't matter to...

General Lumiere & Neopaque InformationLumiere & Neopaque are highly "color" saturated paints that intermix beautifully to create an unlimited range of custom colors. When you are looking for TOTAL coverage and a soft flexible hand on fabrics, particularly blacks and denims, LUMIERE paints are the...

I am a self-taught textile artist, focusing on wax-resist dyeing techniques. I am inspired by traditional Indonesian batik practices, and enjoy combining ancient motifs with modern design to create scarves, shawls, pocket squares and fine art on both silk and cotton. I have been a...

I am a self-taught silk artist. I developed some of my own techniques and am a big fan of Jacquard and Dupont dyes. I also use Marabu and Dharma's pre-hemmed Haboti 8mm silk scarves. Friends often ask me to make scarves for gifts and I...

My work is a celebration of beauty and joy of the ordinary things of life. What shows in the work is the essence of the natural world, with it's patterns and color, texture and design. But what I'm most interested in is symbolism, meanings, and...

My name is Mark, and I live in Santa Cruz, CA. I have been tie-dying textiles (T-shirt , sarongs , infant and toddler blanks) from Dharma for a few years. All of the tools , chemicals , dyes , detergents , and instructional DVDs I...

My name is Laura Kessler, and I have a Bachelor's Degree in Studio Art. I enjoy moving a lot, so after working with metals, photography, and mixed medias, I started painting silk because I am able to create large pieces that are easy to travel...