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THE DUKE OF DYES
THE PRINCE OF PAINT
THE COUNT OF COLOR,
FONZ OF FABRIC, SULTAN
OF SILK & MAHATMA OF
MARBLING.
THE TOP GUN OF TIE-DYE &
GURU OF GUTTA.
THE RAJA OF RESISTS
THE BARON OF BRUSHES
THE MOGUL OF MARKERS &
THE BIG BOPPER OF BATIK.
THE PRINCE OF PAINT
THE COUNT OF COLOR,
FONZ OF FABRIC, SULTAN
OF SILK & MAHATMA OF
MARBLING.
THE TOP GUN OF TIE-DYE &
GURU OF GUTTA.
THE RAJA OF RESISTS
THE BARON OF BRUSHES
THE MOGUL OF MARKERS &
THE BIG BOPPER OF BATIK.
22 recommendations and reviews from 22 people
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Referral from
March 19, 2021
musenna asked:What are good places to get discounted silk online? Hi, sewists! I’m on the hunt for silk fabric for a historical gown I’m constructing and I’m looking for some online shopping options. I recall seeing a website linked here that sold heavily discounted designer fabrics but for the life of me, I can’t remember what it was called!
Sewshableme replied:Dharmatrading.com is a good one for silk. For heavily discounted designer fabrics try FabricMart.com They have silks as they become available.
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September 18, 2020
artemis43 asked:Fabric question Hello! I'm pretty new to embroidery. So far I've just done a couple of kits I got off Amazon. But I think it's really fun and I feel like it's a craft I could really get into. I know where I can find thread, that's pretty easy. But I'm wondering where to find basic fabric that is good for beginners? Like is there a good brand that you would recommend or a thickness that is best for beginners like me? Thank you! I love looking and being inspired by all the posts in this sub!
TrilliumLady37 replied:High thread-count, high quality percale bed sheets Linen (http://fabric-store.com -- and get the swatch card that has their linen weights on it) http://DharmaTrading.com -- and get their swatch sets. Worth every penny. FWIW, if you go for the silks, the OOP costs are cheaper if you buy the scarves) My personal favorite is crepe satin or slipper satin.
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August 12, 2020
allmightishere02 asked:Embroidery Cloth Recommendations? Hey! I’ve been doing embroidery since March but mainly been completing those embroidery kits where the design is already on the cloth. Does anyone have any recommendations for where I can buy some plain cloth and how I can print my down designs onto the cloth? I’m hoping to do some designs that include text and perhaps Animal Crossing characters. Thank you!
TrilliumLady37 replied:Hi quality percale bed sheets, high quality muslin, linen, i love satin. Check out DharmaTrading.com and get their swatch set. They have awesome fabrics!
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August 7, 2020
wonderland6868 asked:Best places for fabric and t shirts? Looking for any recommendations on the best places to buy either fabric for embroidery projects or t shirts that are easy to embroider? Thanks so much! (I've cross stitched for a while, but am pretty new to embroidery)
TrilliumLady37 replied:DharmaTrading.com. .... get their swatch sets. Worth every penny!
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Referral from
February 16, 2020
wowcoldboy asked:Silk prices Hi guys! I hope you are all doing well. I was trying to buy authentic good quality silk for a custom design shirt . I have always bought ready made clothes and therefore I have no idea about buying fabrics. What are some price ranges for silk and if you all can recommend some reliable sources from where I can buy would be great. Thank you so much.
roxiemarie replied:I like to get mine from dharmatrading.com. Always happy with quality and price.
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June 4, 2017
Teri B. asked:I want to tie dye some shirts with my grandkids next month. Does anyone have experience with this? Where is the best place to buy supplies? Any information would be appreciated.Al S. replied:Years ago I bought stuff from this place and they had great information: http://www.dharmatrading.com/
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May 9, 2017
Belinda C. asked:Are there any good fabric stores besides Joanns in Utah? My resources are suddenly so limited after Hancocks closed down. Or if you have a similar struggle and choose to shop online, what are good websites to find fabric?Alexis D. replied:I've mostly bought fabric online now that hancock is gone some sites I've liked is fashionfabricsclub.com fabric.com dharmatrading.com and fabricmartfabrics.com
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March 29, 2017
Philip S. asked:Hi any recommendations for dye to use on 100% polyester fabric.Ann T. replied:The family you are looking for is disperse dyes. Try dharmatrading.com
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Referral from
March 15, 2017
Caroline B. asked:Wanted £1 - Leeds I am willing to pay a reasonable price for three pieces of the same weight linen or silk. I need two metres each of red, blue and yellow/gold. I have been looking for an age for something suitable (quite light weight) an I just can't find stock in all three colours. If anyone knows where I can get such fabric I would be eternally grateful.Anne O. replied:I've had really excellent luck with dharmatrading.com
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January 7, 2017
Kelly S. asked:Where can I find clothes dye?Jacquelyn B. replied:If you have time to order, I highly recommend Dharma Trading Co. Their idye line is far superior to rit dye and in my option much easier to use. http://www.dharmatrading.com/
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October 22, 2016
Carla H. asked:Does anyone know where to buy POLYESTER fabric dye? Regular fabric dye will not work!! I've checked creston card and stationary and the dollar store.. TIA.Eileen G. replied:Dharmatrading.com
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Referral from
June 13, 2016
Ashley V. asked:Our 4h group is tye dying pants for our speed team. Does anyone know how to do it and make them look good? Can you give examples maybe to? Tia Pic for attentionMarie H. replied:https://www.facebook.com/68209340125 Dharma Trading Company has the best dyes! Shirts and pants we dyed years ago are still colorful and bright.
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Referral from
February 22, 2016
Debra B. asked:Suggestions on where to order fiber for spinning? I need inexpensive fiber to practice with.Holly C. replied:I recommend the $15/lb wool roving from dharmatrading.com. It's consistent and it's cheap. They have other rovings for more than that, though, and it's a company with fast shipping and great customer service.
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August 5, 2015
Haley S. asked:I know winter is a ways off, but I'm looking into making wool garb. Does anyone know where to get reasonably price wool fabric, preferably with a decent selection of colors? Joann seems to only have it in neutral colors and it's a bit pricey.Erica D. replied:If you're up for the extra work, these guys have every color dye imaginable and some decent fabric prices: http://dharmatrading.com/
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July 4, 2015
Catherine C. asked:I've been reading about dyeing silk and need hive advice. I have silk curtains. I think they are raw silk. I would like to do as the frugal Elizabethan would do and dye them so I can reuse the fabric in another colour scheme, darker than what they are. Is this possible? Could I do it myself or are there people who do this? The curtain people don't want to touch them. Thanks for permitting this ot post. On another note, I have permission to offer, for free, a couple of items of clothing I made. One is a side less surcoat or bliaut and the other is a cartridge pleated split skirt and a side lacing beaded bodice with a V front. Neither are very HA but might do for a first faire. They are ladies' small or extra small. If anyone is interested in picking these up in Ontario, Canada or work out shipping please message me privately and I will post photos. There may already be photos on the site too.Sharon C. replied:Contact Dharma Trading. They really know their stuff. http://www.dharmatrading.com/
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April 27, 2015
Tina D. asked:Hello Bees, Can anyone suggest a good source for decent 100% cotton muslin? The stuff I am finding at the local shops; including the typical chain fabric stores, is very thin, stretches, obviously not 100% cotton, and pills and fuzzes when ironed. Not good for mockups or draping. Anyone know where I can find "the good stuff"?William M. replied:dharmatrading.com (not affiliated...just a customer)
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January 30, 2015
Chavie F. asked:Where can I get clothing dye? Just bleached my favorite skirt...Rachel M. replied:I bought a clothes dye online from dharmatrading.com clothing dyes. I was satisfied with the result.
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Referral from
November 11, 2014
Jeannette B. asked:Does anyone know where on the Cape I can get a piece of clothing dyed?Bird I. replied:you can get quality industrial dye at www.dharmatrading.com
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Referral from
September 30, 2014
Matt F. asked:Here's another one of my odd questions. I am looking to improve upon my Howie lab coat by adding blood and grease stains. Can someone recommend products that will produce aged-looking stains (since blood does not stay red for very long) that will not destroy everything else in the washing machine?
Grub U. replied:Dharmatrading.com deals exclusively with textile arts and have always been super helpful when I have had questions about textile arts (I used to do a fair bit of dying many years ago).
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May 3, 2014
Mary D. asked:Does anyone have a fabric wholesaler thet can recommend...Looking for fabric at wholesale for making belly dance clothing...
Brenda E. replied:Sorry.. www.dharmatrading.com I think.
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September 21, 2013
Sew M. asked:HELP NEEDED:: from a fan... Does anyone have a machine-washable fabric paint that they would recommend? -Sarah W.
Ruthann J. replied:Check out Dharma Trading, they have everything related to artistic paints and dyes for every fabric! Great service too! Their catalogs are FULL of info and how to's! http://www.dharmatrading.com/
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April 3, 2012
Antonia K. asked:And now for something completely different: I want to do some painting on my tent, a Panther Regent. It has front and back doors, a center pole, and a shade fly. The poles and trim are red. Any suggestions?Lisa J. replied:Versatex screen printing ink works quite well - there's a mix-in pigment setter which means not having to try to heat set it with an ironing board. You can get it through www.dharmatrading.com
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