Tie dye diy

Follow these easy step-by-step instructions. Get the basics on how to tie dye like a pro with these tips for tie-dye success on almost any fabric item.

Learn how to fold tie-dye t-shirt patterns with these easy tie dye folding techniques for rainbow spirals, bullseye, stripes, and mandalas.

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Learn how to tie dye a shirt with food coloring using this step-by-step tutorial. If you're interested in using more natural methods for tie dyeing, consider the vinegar and food coloring tie dye method. You can use items you already have at home, and you only need a few drops of food coloring to make your own tie dye! If you're interested in unique methods for dyeing clothing, this is a fantastic tutorial to explore. It's easy to achieve a variety of tie dye looks using simple ingredients…

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something I've been meaning to write up for camp for awhile. I suspect the tie-dye teachers have gotten tired of explaining all the different styles and how they work. I should have done it sooner as it was actually a lot of fun to doodle it! **I have changed the copyright on this doodle so that anyone can download it and use it for their group. All I ask is that you don't sell it.** Anyone have any fun variants easy enough to teach to a crowd? Let me know and I'll add them to my collection…

Want to reverse tie dye, but not sure which technique is right for you? Let's take a look at the three most popular options (step-by-step).

Tie-Dye is one of the most popular and fun ways to re-create a plain t-shirt. When you tie-dye fabrics, you become your own designer by making an original piece of art. Let’s jazz up a plain t-shirt and create super cool patterns. In this post browse through the different[…]

Learn how to fold tie-dye t-shirt patterns with these easy tie dye folding techniques for rainbow spirals, bullseye, stripes, and mandalas.

After the Kool aid tie dye did NOT work, I looked again to the internet to find a way to make tie dye shirts without a kit. (because I still could not find any kits or fabric dyes here in Japan) I came across a few blogs and youtube videos about using acrylic paints. Below is what I did. First you collect your materials... Then Mix 1 part acrylic paint to 1 part rubbing alcohol. Start mixing. I just used a plastic spoon with plastic containers. At first it will be gloppy. This is the alcohol…