I had the absolute pleasure of spending time with one of my son's recently and we pulled out the dyes for some fun! I showed him the Confetti Dying method and he was off an running putting his own twist into the technique.
Below are his results:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizpEmzJtcI6ziD2Jzg4lNwfSzNCHZRFDgGHEZjsdp_taLJzvtSviaQShm4rR8d8nysaMV74xI82RA6IsLYUqMpKaCUyY_JDqhhEEg4xBBIZfgfa-9dKMdzeKjrBKAFkK_zdJS7Smi2_j1I/s320/Rob's+-+browns.JPG) |
Rob added more dye than I typically do and I liked the results. The colors were deep and strong... so cool to see another person's approach! |
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Rob's second piece was wild! The bright green dye was added late and applied thick creating this fun pop of lightness on top of the sage green he added first.
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I'd love to see your results... who has given Confetti dying a try?!