In tie-dye, a variety of vibrant colors are typically used, including primary shades like red, blue, and yellow, as well as secondary colors like green, orange, and purple. The dyeing process allows for blending and overlapping of colors, resulting in unique patterns and combinations. Commonly used dyes are fabric-safe and can be either fiber-reactive or all-purpose, depending on the fabric type. The choice of colors can be influenced by personal preference, seasonal trends, or cultural significance.
a tye dye is pretty rare but a tye dye monkey is beast
Tye dye symbolized proudness, & the colours represented pride. I would know, my cousin &nd Uncle Samiir were both Hippiies[: Haaa
you don't turn them tye-dye you buy them tye-dye.
Rit is a dye that comes in many colors. It is used to dye fabric all one color.
yes they are
you don't you buy them
lilac
They are making silly bands that have never been made before, and you can either get a tie dye Eiffel tower or the pack that you made, and Mighty Dollar has red white and blue tye dye ones for a dollar.
No,the food dye will come out in the wash.
Yes, You Can, With vinegar!
Courtney Woods
The tye-dye surfer or the Phoenix