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I'm screen printing t shirts, is there a transparent dye I can use?
I want the color to look like it would if you were using rit dye, or tie dying, rather than opaque like most screen printed designs do. Is there a type of dye that i can use to achieve this effect, with out the design bleeding? I'm not using a fancy kit, I was going to do it this way:
http://www.threadbanger.com/post/490/diy-screen-printing-how-to#comments
I was also considering simply creating a stencil and using dye in a spray bottle to make the image. I did this successfully before, but with sharpie ink mixed with water, which all came out the first time it was washed.
The designs I'll be using aren't complicated, if that matters.
Thanks so so so much! I plan on making t shirts, and selling them with half the profits going to charity.
You can buy "transparent base" from Diazo which you mix with opaque colors to add transparency. It's great because you can control the exact mount of transparency you desire (there are semi-translucent screen printing inks out there, but you never know what the results will look like). I would advise against the dye/spray idea, although if that's an aesthetic you're into... go for it. But transparency base works great.