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Transcript: The only roadblock for me was that I couldn't find the soda ash, to keep the colors bright. But I did get to use the salt, so the shirt could soak up more of the dye. Image by Tom Mooring "28 Tie Dye Craft Projects and How to Tie Dye." Favecrafts.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 May 2014.This website gave me a list of 18 different tie-dye patterns and steps for each on , so I knew how to make them. "Best Fabric Dye for Cotton? Polyester? - Straight Dope Message Board." Straight Dope Message Board RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 May 2014.This site gave me several opinions on which dye would be best to use for my cotton t-shirts. "How to Get Tie-Dye Colors to Stay Bright." Everyday Life. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 May 2014.On this resource if found information on how to keep the colors of my t-shirts bright after washing them. "Tie-Dye Supplies." About.com Family Crafts. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 May 2014.This website gave me information on what materials to use, how I could make the colors on my shirts brighter, and the steps to dye. Roadblocks What I wanted to know > How to keep the colors from fading? > What dye has the highest ratings? > What are some different designs and how do you make them? What I Know > How to tie-dye > What kind of t-shirts met the requirements > Dye was needed A Seconds Chance Process Research Funds and Materials Hands on It showed me that humans make mistakes. It was okay when you messed up on a shirt or tied it wrong because the point of the project was to be creative. My cousin and I came up with our won design and were still happy with the products. Tie~dye First I I tied my shirts based on the design I wanted them to have. Next I hosed down the shirts and hung the t-shirts outside to dry. Once dry I washed the shirts on cold/cold and let them air dry again. The materials included: cotton, t-shirts, Rubber bands, dye , gloves, large pot/bucket, spray bottle, squirt bottles (for dye), Something to stir with, SODA ASH, salt, towel, hangers, and a water hose. The only materials I needed to purchase were dye and bottles, rubber bands, and gloves. I spent a total of $23.50. If I could do this project again I would look harder for the soda ash and try more designs. Afterthoughts Impact Bibliography

Tie Dye

Transcript: You can see that the models are shaped a little differently. Each different shape of dye molecule absorbs light differently. That's what makes the different colors! Chemistry in Tie Dye To get the H and the Cl to get off of the cellulose and the dye we just add another chemical called soda ash, powdered sodium carbonate, to increase the pH. A high pH is all that is needed to get the dye and the cellulose ready to react. Different dye colors are made of different dye molecules. Here is a model of another dye molecule. The water containing that kind of dye molecule is red, as you can see. Some dyes, such as the kind you can buy in the grocery store, really just stain clothes, so the dye washes out a little every time you wash it. A really good dye actually chemically attaches to the molecules of the fabric and can never be washed out. Tie Dye Vendor The fabric your clothing is made out of is also made of molecules. Cotton, which grows on a cotton plant, is made of long strands of cellulose molecules, all twisted together. Tie Dye T-Shirt Tie Dye Let's try for ourselves... Everything we do, from digesting our food to making art, involves chemistry. Everything is made of chemicals. If you put the dye and the cotton molecules together nothing will happen, unless you can get some of the atoms on the surfaces to come unstuck. If the H comes off of the cellulose, and the Cl comes off of one end of the dye molecule, the molecules will be able to react with each other and stick together. The manipulations of the fabric prior to application of dye are called resists, as they partially or completely prevent the applied dye from coloring the fabric. A molecule is much too tiny to see, but we can use models to show what the dye molecule is shaped like. Each of these balls represents a different sort of atom. This model shows you what the blue molecules in this bottle are shaped like. Began in the mid-1960s in the United States for a set of ancient resist-dyeing techniques, which consists of twisting or crumpling fabric or a garment and binding it with string or rubber bands, followed by application of dye. Mudmee tie-dye, an art form originating in Thailand.

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