Tie dye top

Tie dye is all about fun and creativity. Whether you’re making your own tie dye shirt or buying one for someone else, the process of selecting colors and mixing them to produce a desired pattern can be an exhilarating adventure! If you want something that screams “fun in the sun,” then we recommend our One Star Tie Dye Top!

We love tie dye because it’s so easy to make your own! All you need are these three simple materials: a white shirt, rubber bands, and fabric dyes. We recommend using Rit liquid dye for cotton or silk fabrics. If the design is small like an outline of a star on the front left breast, then one bottle will be enough for about 25 t-shirts. The bigger the project gets (think all over patterns), more bottles may be needed; but don’t worry—you can never have too much dye around when creating art with friends and family!

So how do you start? First, find out what color scheme you want by selecting from our selection of colors below that match this top perfectly! Then, mix your dyes in a bowl, and divide the dye into different bowls for each color. You’ll want to add salt or vinegar to each of these colors because it helps with the process. Once you’ve mixed all of the ingredients together, dip one rubber band at a time into each dye dish until they’re saturated with color; then wrap them around sections of fabric (or onto plain white t-shirts) and let dry overnight!

The next day is when we like to get creative! Before rinsing out any excess water from your shirt, start tying up knots along its length—you can do this randomly or according to some pattern if you have one in mind. We recommend starting on the bottom so that gravity will help tie the knots. Once you’ve reached your desired height, start wrapping rubber bands around each knot to secure it in place and voilà So what are you waiting for? Grab those old t-shirts from last year before they go into storage again; then grab your rubber bands and get started making this DIY project!

One Star Tie Dye Top Description: saturated with color; then wrap them around sections of fabric (or onto plain white t-shirts) and let dry overnight! The next day is when we like to get creative! Before rinsing out any excess water from your shirt, start tying up knots along its length—you can do this randomly or according to some pattern if you have one in mind. We recommend starting on the bottom so that gravity will help tie the knots. Once you’ve reached your desired height, start wrapping rubber bands around each knot to secure it in place and voilà So what are you waiting for? Grab those old t-shirts from last year before they go into storage again; then grab your rubber rubber bands and give this project a try!

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The next day is when we like to get creative! Before rinsing out any excess water from your shirt, start tying up knots along its length—you can do this randomly or according to some pattern if you have one in mind. We recommend starting on the bottom so that gravity will help tie the knots. Once you’ve reached your desired height, start wrapping rubber bands around each knot to secure it in place and voilà So what are you waiting for? Grab those old t-shirts from last year before they go into storage again; then grab your rubber rubber bands and give this project a try!

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