I love the Chocolate Cherries too. I thought Northern Lights or Undertow were going to be my favorite when I rinsed out the swatches, until I made this shirt. 😀

I agree, it is such a pretty color.

That one is my favorite too. 😀

I know, right?! That one is my favorite! 😀

Thanks so much, that one is my favorite too! 😊

Thank you! I think their dyes are really pretty. 😀

Yes, I think the shirts show the colors and splits much better than the swatches. The piece of fabric is just too small to show all the awesomeness. 😀

Thank you, I think so too! I hope you love it! 😀

Thank you! I think that they are really pretty colors. 😀

That one is my favorite too! 😀

That's my favorite too! 😀

Thank you! I think all the Dalula dyes I've tried are really pretty. 😀

The video for Northern Lights and Undertow will go live on Thursday morning. Both of those shirts are really pretty too. I did incline twists on those, so there are a lot of beautiful color splits! 😀

Someone else mentioned that Chocolate Cherry sounded like a yummy ice cream. 😀

Thank you, Nancy! They are really pretty colors. You know I had an issue with getting sinew tight too until I got a sinew puller. Are you using a puller? If not, you can use all kinds of things as a sinew puller. I've seen some really creative things that people have found to use like a tart tamper, stick, child's rattle, and even a screwdriver. It just needs to be very sturdy so that it doesn't break when you pull it, and it needs to fit well in your hand. I used to use the sinew roll and just pull with it. Sometimes I would get great lines, and sometimes my lines wouldn't be tight enough. I realized the sinew roll had too much give and wasn't allowing me to pull the sinew as tightly as I needed to in order to get definition lines. One of the pullers I use now is one that I purchased from "Boredom With Jenn." I've had mine for quite awhile, but the last time I looked she had a lot of different options. I've included a link to her website. shopboredomwithjenn.com/collections/everything-boredom-with-jenn

@@FunEndeavors Hi Angie. Thank you so much for these tips. I’ll have to see if I can find something to use or just break down and order a sinew caddy. Can’t wait for the next new colors. Nancy

@@user-ij4ip4lz6c You're welcome. A sinew puller has made a huge difference for me.

They are really pretty. Chocolate Cherries is my favorite one. I absolutely love all the dark cool color splits in the dye. 😀

@@FunEndeavors I know why lol it closely resembles eggplant from Dharma haha one of my favs

@@andybowlin2385 I agree. I thought it was similar to either Black Cherry or Eggplant.

@FunEndeavors yes I forgot about black cherry it's lovely too but eggplant will always have my heart lol

@@andybowlin2385 I get it - Eggplant is a gorgeous color. 😀

I love Vintage Red too! The color swatch didn't do Chocolate Cherries justice. It is much prettier with a lot more color splits than showed up on the smaller piece of fabric. 😀

@@FunEndeavors I totally agree! I’ll be watching for your future Dalula Co. videos. I purchased my Dark Horse dyes after watching those videos. Thank you!

@@llaw1414 I have 2 more Dalula Co. videos set for Thursday and Friday of this week. I'm so glad you liked the Dark Horse dye videos too. I think Dyespin has formulated some beautiful color splitting dyes.

There are hints of violet, but I do think it is more of a reddish purple color. I guess it's a little extra spicy. 😄

The ones that I used for this video are plastic.

Thank you! 😀

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