Tulip Step Tie-Dye Kit 1 Color Refill Purple, One Size

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If you want to go all out with colors, nothing is stopping you. Multicolored tie-dye color combos particularly look awesome with the classic spiral technique. The traditional rainbow tie-dye combination is always a fun choice. You do not even need all the seven colors if they are not available. So, what are the best tie-dye color combinations? The best tie-dye combinations are made with two primary colors. Colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel blend nicely as well. If you are planning on using more than two or three colors, just make sure you don’t place them next to their complementary color. However, it is normal for newbies to be over-enthusiastic with colors only for the end result to turn out unpleasant. If this is your maiden tie-dye project, it is best to play safe by starting with a single color tie-dye. Sometimes less is more and the simplicity of one color can turn out super chic with the right pattern. If color mixing seems confusing, you can use premixed tie-dye colors or dyes which come in various shades and tints. Even so, the knowledge of basic color mixing is still critical in color placement.

Another beautiful combination is a primary color and a secondary color, though be warned, not all of them work well together.Another surefire multicolor tie-dye option is adjacent colors in the color wheel. They are particularly great for theme colors. You can decide to go warm with bright hot summer colors, or a cool calm ocean theme. Squirt adequate dye to get deeper into the folds and pleats for a more saturated and well-defined design. When the dye is only superficial and doesn’t soak through far enough, you not only end up with less intense colors but also huge white patches and a weak pattern. Unfortunately for newbies, sometimes the results end up being more drab than fab. And most of these unpleasant tie-dye outcomes have everything to do with pairing colors that don’t blend well. The best thing about tie-dye is that it is pretty easy to master and inexpensive too. With the right dye, some plain tees, rubber bands, and a dash of creativity, anyone can pull it off. But occasionally, with a few beginners flops.

The more colors you incorporate in tie-dye, the higher your chances of an epic fail. This, of course, is not a problem if you already mastered your tie-dye game. But the rainbow may be too obvious for some folks. You can opt to go with the following psychedelic colors combinations instead for a colorful explosion. These are highly contrasting colors, usually five or more. There are no bad combinations when it comes to tie-dying if you don’t mind brown. Every combination is unique and interesting. It’s all about placement and control.Therefore you might find fuschia, turquoise, and lemon being the primary colors in some dye brands while red, blue, and yellow are the primary colors in another. It all depends on the brand!