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TRENDSETTER Dip dye

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The Trend

Dip-dye comprises of the same multi-tone colour story but unlike tie-dye is more muted and toned down in its colour palette.

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The Fabric

Most dip-dye and tie-dye fabrics are now dyed with fibre-reactive dyes, which work best on cellulose natural fibre such as cotton, hemp, rayon, double gauze and linen. Rachel Pinheiro used the traditional navy double gauze from the Sibu collection to make this slip dress from Friday Pattern Company for us. This Oeko-tex certified double gauze fabric is available in these colourways –navy, ochre, tan/mustard and rust.

To view the Sibu collection of double gauze fabrics from Modelo – click here

The Patterns

Our top suggestions to create this summery style:

The River Dress and Top is such a versatile pattern for a loose fit raglan dress or top that can be made in woven and knit fabrics. Add pockets and waist tie, it can be worn with the V- or round neck. The pattern comes in sizes 0-20. To see more from Megan Nielsen - click here

The Strata Top is the perfect canvas for this fabric. The pattern has just three pieces and a beautiful curved hem so you can sew it up in no time at all. This pattern comes in sizes 0-30.

To check out more sewing patterns from Sew Liberated - click here

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