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Step 1:
Materials:
Shorts (or shirt, or pants, or pants, or skirt, or whatever else you want to dye)
Dye (I used this, but any type of dye suitable for tie dying will work just fine. You can generally find the Tulip kits and individual dyes in craft stores and some big box retailers.)
Plastic wrap
Gloves (optional)
Special note about dyes: Rit Dye is popular, but I would not recommend it for this particular tutorial, or any tie dying in general. I learned this the hard way. If you do choose to use it you must follow the package instructions versus my instructions here.
Here are the shorts I am transforming. You want to start with something white, or very light in color for best results.
Shorts (or shirt, or pants, or pants, or skirt, or whatever else you want to dye)
Dye (I used this, but any type of dye suitable for tie dying will work just fine. You can generally find the Tulip kits and individual dyes in craft stores and some big box retailers.)
Plastic wrap
Gloves (optional)
Special note about dyes: Rit Dye is popular, but I would not recommend it for this particular tutorial, or any tie dying in general. I learned this the hard way. If you do choose to use it you must follow the package instructions versus my instructions here.
Here are the shorts I am transforming. You want to start with something white, or very light in color for best results.
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LittleBrightSparks
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May 18, 2013. 3:54 PMReply
Amaze.
Tazzy47
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Jul 15, 2012. 3:36 PMReply
So cute! I was thinking at the beginning of the summer i wanted to tye dye a pair of shorts this year, but had no idea how to do it. Thanks for this!!
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rrkrose
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Jul 10, 2012. 2:17 PMReplyThese are so cute! Where did you get those shorts? I love them!
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Penolopy Bulnick
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Jul 10, 2012. 1:18 PMReplyDitto! Awesome color choice!
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jessyratfink
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Jul 10, 2012. 1:00 PMReplyI love the colors - so pretty. :D
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