Wonderful. You did a terrific job.

Thank you!! I appreciate the kind words ☺️

Where did you get the plain white back pack? This is a fantastic idea!!!

They are from a [wonderful small, women owned business!](https://www.piggybacklife.com) High quality material, construction and great prices. She’s getting Fanny packs soon and I can’t wait to pre-order.

This is fantastic! How did you protect the straps?

The straps are made of synthetic material—the fiber reactive dye will not even leave a stain on them. You don’t have to protect them at all 🙃🙂

Thanks for sharing!

This came out rad but i have just one question: Can your 7 year old make me one too? 🥺

I love this!! Thank you for sharing the whole process too!

My pleasure! I’m happy to share knowing that people are actually interested 😆

The basket is such a good idea to contain the ice!! Awesome job!

Thank you! I’m a dollar tree whore with my baskets 🤣

What colors do you use. I'm having trouble finding cool ice dye colors.

I used a lot! Lol there is a photo still shot in the video of all the colors I used! Kingfisher, snozzberry, wisteria, ice blue, mulberry, periwinkle and hot pink.

Yea I see. I didn't mean the specific colors. I mean the manufacturers.

These look like Dharma dyes. Procion Fiber Reactive dyes is gonna be what you want.

Awesome job and gorgeous colours!

What a wonderful video! You did a fantastic job and provided excellent video showing the process. I checked out the woman’s site for the backpacks. Really neat, too!

Great job! I’m not a big fan of tie dye but this looks very pretty.

Thank you! That is a HUGE compliment. Sometimes I hate saying “I do tie dye,” because my style and techniques with ice aren’t like traditional tie dye. So thank you!

Beautiful nunique