How to Make a Tye-Dye Shirt Using Grape Juice

I originally thought of this when I accidently spiled grape juice on my T-Shirt. Luckily, it was the most "Hippie" shirt I have, so, instead of using stain remover, I figured that I'd see if I could make it better by making it worse.
This method is pretty fun, provided you use the right kind of Grape Juice, I find that Purple works better than Red colored Grape Juice.
I generaly use this if I have a really badly stained Shirt, and I want to cover the stain up.

Step 1 Supplies Needed

Supplies Needed:

Stained Shirt (Preferably, but it doesn't need to be stained...)
Rubber Bands
A Container
Grape Juice

Comments

[bassclarinet23]

Does the smell go away after a few washes?

[noneedtoworry]

can you do this with any colored tshirt?

[foxy1paco]

Why not put the grape juice in a spray bottle with an adjustable spray mist/stream. Put the shirt in the spirals you want, and spray away on a mist form. I did this with actual Tye-dye kits and it comes out a lot crisper and the colors blend together rather than bleed all over the place.

[Wasagi]

I'll be sure to try that!

[Ludwig Gunner]

I'm so doing this! (Once I get some Grape Juice...)

[fritsie123]

How can you prevent the grape juice from soaking the whole shirt? Or should I just dip the rolled up shirt for a moment and take it out immediately? I tried this but the whole shirt became one color...?

[Wasagi]

Um, if you wrap it in a spiral (Pinch the center and twist), and only dip half of it it, it should work fine. At least, the grape juice shouldn't reach the center, I hope that that helped...