Ice dying is another method very similar to tie dying. You still tie up your fabric and soak it in soda ash, however once you have done this, the steps change. You will then want a bucket and a wire rack to set your fabric on because you will be putting ice around and on your piece of fabric, covering it completely. Once your fabric is completely covered you will then use assorted powdered dyes or one singular dye to cover the ice. After time the ice will melt and the dye will ‘melt’ into the fabric, the excess draining into the bucket you are working over. Next, you will treat this as you would any other tie-dye piece and let it sit for at least 24 hours before washing it.
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