tiedyes
Tiedyes is a textile dyeing practice in which portions of fabric are bound, twisted, or wrapped to resist dye penetration. When the bindings are removed, the areas that were tied remain undyed or take on lighter tones, creating patterns that range from circles and spirals to abstract motifs. The term is often used as a broader or alternative way to refer to what is commonly called tie-dye.
Historically, resist-dye techniques have deep roots in many cultures. In Japan, shibori uses binding, stitching, and
Techniques used in tiedyes include folding, pleating, twisting, and binding the fabric with rubber bands, strings,
Materials and care vary by dye type, but common guidance includes washing dyed fabrics separately at first