I am very particular not just the type of flags I use, but also by whom they are made. Obviously I have a love for the silks the Father births through me, but it occurred to me I might share why it matters who makes the flags you use.
Just so you could have a quick place to understand the difference between the most popular types of flags we offer, I put together a quick video comparing quill flags, quill wings, swing flags and voi. Read the rest of this entry »
I thought it might be helpful for you to see the difference between the 45″ Round Quill Flags and the 2 sizes of Quill Wings. Since they all have the beautiful rounded edges, you may be wondering how different they are – this gives you the 411 
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In case you hadn’t noticed, I am in love with quills! I still love my swing flags, simple flags and voi too; but quills have become a bit of an addiction. You see of all the flags Dyed4you carries, quills are the easiest to pick up and use if you have never flagged before, but they also are wonderful if you’re very skilled with them. (View a quick comparison of our most popular flags) Read the rest of this entry »
I posted video of 45″ quill flags layered with 45″ round quill flags, but in these videos you’ll see a pair of 45″ quill flags with a pair of 35″ petite quill flags. Again, just a beautiful full look to them. Read the rest of this entry »
I know I still haven’t officially announced the new quill wings, but couldn’t resist giving you a second sneak peek this time at the full-sized Quill Wing. These silks are made from the 5mm china silk semicircles, but unlike the traditional dowel wings, this is a quill wing, which means the flexible rod (aka quill) is encased in a grosgrain ribbon long part of one side. Read the rest of this entry »
I know I haven’t officially announced the new quill wings, but couldn’t resist giving you a peek at the one that’s stolen my heart – the Altered Quill Wing. These silks are an altered version of the 5mm china silk semicircles, but unlike the traditional dowel wings, this is a quill wing, which means the flexible rod (aka quill) is encased in a grosgrain ribbon long part of one side. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m excited to introduce a new quill product affectionately named Mini Quill Flags. These flags are approximately 21″x21″ with a firmer quill (to help prevent breakage). These flags are great for younger children. Isaiah in this video is 14 months and he LOVES silk and thoroughly enjoyed getting to have a pair of his own to use that were his size! Read the rest of this entry »
One of the fun things about quills is they are so light they can be layered! In this video I am using a pair of 45″ quill flags with a pair of 45″ round quill flags. It’s a fun effect. You can see points where I slip my finger in between the two so you can see there’s two flags and other points where I grip them together. It gives a very full appearance. Read the rest of this entry »
We’ve been blessed enough to get to peek into Joshua’s private worship time before, but it’s always a blessing to get to engage with worship 
This is a swing flag called These 3 Remain and a one that is homemade. Read the rest of this entry »
This is a pair of 35″ Quill Flags called Warrior Princess (which you’ve seen before a few times: confirming her call, a blessing in a time of need, and the Holy Ghost party). They came out beautifully in a flag design (if I do say so myself!) Read the rest of this entry »
You all may remember seeing Amanda E with a pair of Soaring in His Righteousness wings, well this is the same style only in the 45″ Round Quill Flags. Each flag is a quarter of a circle rather than the wing’s half circle in each one, but the rounded edge still gives that beautiful movement and these are so easy to use! Read the rest of this entry »
This is a pair of 35″ Petite Quill Flags called Joyful Praise in use by my hubby at our church (Passion for Truth) during weekend worship. Read the rest of this entry »
Just a quick picture of Tami’s swing flag being put to good use by her granddaughter who was having a blast worshiping the Lord with it! Please note the Dyed4you Art on the wall (here’s the testimony that went with the biggest piece) and the Dyed4you pillowcases on the bed
This is a Dyed4you room!!! Read the rest of this entry »
We are doing a “birthing” giveaway!!! We have 4 giveaways going on at once – two on our Facebook page and two on the blog (with 2 prizes on one of them). We are giving away two 5mm semicircles, a 22×72, 14×72 and a 6×24. The silks are going to intercessors and people standing in faith for miracle babies.
If you want to enter yourself or someone else in the giveaway for the “birthing” silk for those called to travail in intercession – leave a comment on this post with JUST the first name of the person you want to have win. Read the rest of this entry »
If you want to enter yourself or someone else in the giveaway for the “birthing” silk for those standing in faith for a miracle baby – leave a comment on this post with JUST the first name of the person you want to have win. Read the rest of this entry »
A splash-style pair of swing flags called Precious One. These fun colors make a beautiful, bright splash of color. Enjoy the video!
BTW the music is my young friend Emily singing her original song Read the rest of this entry »
We’ve added a new offering to our throws (aka prayer blankets). This snuggly throw is a super-soft, faux fur on one side and a heavy silk charmeuse on the other side that is custom dyed for you and comes with a letter with the word attached to it. The silk is prayed over and anointed just like any of our other silks. I LOVE mine! Read the rest of this entry »
It’s always fun to see Dyed4you silk in action, and when one of the Dyed4you community has a scarf sighting it is EXTRA fun!
We had a comment come through yesterday on a scarf story from 2007 and in the comment she mentioned having seen Dyed4you swing flags being used in the Prayer Room at IHOP-KC at 5:30 am on the 18th. Immediately I was fairly certain I knew exactly which pair it was that she saw! Read the rest of this entry »
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