Second step

According to the colors you need to dye gradually, put each color in a wide-mouth vessel and remember to get a glass of water.

This time I wanted to dye it into purple powder, blue powder and blue-green, so I got so many cans.

Third step

Wet all tassels to be dyed with clear water first, so that the dyeing effect of gradient color will be more natural and excessive.

Fourth step

It doesn't matter whether you dye the tail first or head and tail first. Take the end dyed first as an example. Just dip the end in the dye. How long it takes depends on personal preference.

Step five

The head end is also soaked in another color dye. As for the transition color in the middle, as soon as the colors at both ends are connected, the color will automatically be over-colored. You can also dip pink and then blue at the junction of the two colors, which will be more natural. If you find that the dyed color is a little heavy, rinse it in the clear water basin prepared before, as soon as possible ~ ~

Step 6

This is a blue-green gradient and the process is the same.

Step 7

Hanging vertically after dyeing. It is suggested that if you want to dye in batches, it is best to dye it all at once, because it is manual dyeing, and the color concentration and color connection length will be different each time.

Step 8

It may be a little straight after drying. Everyone has that spray bottle at home. Spray some water on the tassel and it will be straight soon ~