By I love how the tie dye in the vinegar gives this bright red a vibrant color that really works with the red-orange palette. I used an orange red from my Bistro Mix of Colors from last season.
The end result is a pretty cool effect.
Although this might come off as a little silly, the tie dye and vinegar have a lot in common: both are colors you can mix with a little bit of other colors to create interesting effects.
This tie dye is so simple I’m amazed I didn’t forget to mention it. The tie dye is just a mix of red and orange and the vinegar is just vinegar. It was also recently featured in a recent Vinegar Dyes episode of ‘Dancing With The Stars’ on FX. The vinegar is an interesting mix. The vinegar is a byproduct of vinegar manufacturing processes, so it’s a byproduct of fermenting the sugar cane juice to make vinegar.
Vodka and vinegar in the same bottle, but vinegar is a lot more fun.
So the idea is to soak the tie dye in vinegar and then tie it to a string. You put the tie dye in the vinegar and then tie it to the string. I haven’t tried this myself yet, but it looks like a lot of fun.
The tie dye being in vinegar is the only way to get the tie dye to soak up the vinegar. The tie dye also acts as a glue, so that when you tie it to the string the tie dye will stay put and you can see it color-wash into the bottle of vinegar.
The tie dye in the bottle of vinegar works as a primer. You have to put the tie dye in the bottle of vinegar and then you have to let it soak for a few minutes. Then you can apply the tie dye to the string and it will attach itself to the string. It does work, but it looks a lot like tie dye in my opinion, and my taste in tie dye is as weak as yours.
The tie dye in the bottle of vinegar does work as a primer. However, because the tie dye is so thin, it is more difficult to use, so it is recommended that you only stick the tie dye to the string once after it has been coated in the vinegar.
