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Author Topic: Tiger Stripes  (Read 910 times)
zeppenwolf
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« on: September 23, 2007, 12:34:07 PM »


    Hi, i-Tie-Dye!

    I wonder if anyone would care to help me mix up some colors to do a stereotypical "tiger stripe"-- you know, a yellowy thing blending into an ambery thing blending into a golden-brown thing.  Just like tiger striped pants you might expect a rock n roll superstar to wear.  I think you know what I mean.

    I did a discharge on a black shirt, and then dyed it, and it came out fairly nifty, but looking at it from afar I realize that the same shirt with tiger stripes in the discharged areas would be even neater.  I hope.

   So I'm not starting out with perfect white-- the discharged areas are currently a light tan, almost exactly like a wine-cork.

    So I guess I'll start with Dharma's "#1 Lemon Yellow"... then what?  Here are the colors I have to work with; I'm listing everything because I have no real clue how I should go about making the brown, or even phasing into the ambery part, really.  I have two empty squirty bottles I can use to mix as I go-- you know, squirt some yellow, then add a couple drops of something to it and shake it up, rinse, repeat...

Thanks.

Dharma Colors:

#1 Lemon Yellow
#3 Golden Yellow

#6 Deep Orange
#12 Light Red
#13 Fuschia

#117 Grape
#23 Cerulean Blue
#22 Cobalt Blue
#25 Turquoise
#26 Sky Blue
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