Hey Everyone! Today's post is going to rock your socks off! I'll be showing you how to make your very own tie dye curtains out of a clearance shower curtain! You are for sure going to want to check this one out! It so simple but has killer results! Use different colors of dye depending on the color of your room.
Last week, we featured four amazing projects by our talented group of iLoveToCreate bloggers. We decided to round up all these awesome projects so you can see how many different looks you can get from the same Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit and plain white Gildan T-shirt. As you can see, all our bloggers created truly inspired creations, each with their own individual style.
Tie-Dye is one of the most popular and fun ways to re-create a plain t-shirt. When you Tie-Dye you become your own Artist by making an original piece of art.
Tulip has made creating that perfect Tie-dyed t-shirt so easy with their One-step Tie-dye kits. This kit has become my new favorite way to tie dye. What you need:
– T-shirt
– Scissor
– Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye kit
Pick out the colors you would like to use fill the bottle to the line with water. Decide on a design. I wanted green and teal varied stripes. Use the rubber bands provided by the kit, and make off your stripes.
Let sit for 6-8 hours you can place this in a plastic bag if you would like i just let mine sit as is.
Rinse until the water become comes clear.
To put my own twist on my shirt, I made cut outs around the top of collar. I cut out two triangle shapes out of paper, one large, one medium. I folded the front part of my shirt in half and folded the triangle in half and traced it on to my shirt.
Are you looking for a totally different way to tie dye? If you are ready for a new tie dye challenge, then here are 4 techniques to try to get the lastest fashion-forward looks! And they are just as fun and easy as the classic styles. They are ombre, shibori, urbanesque, and marble. Here’s how you do ’em!
All of these instructions are for the surface shown in the above photo; however, you can get the same look using different kinds of surfaces, just follow the instructions! Shibori Tie Dye Materials – Tulip® One-Step Dye™ – Loose-fitting shirt – white – 100% cotton – PVC pipe – Plastic tablecloth
Instructions 1. Prewash shirt to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener. 2. Cover work surface with plastic tablecloth. Lay damp shirt on prepared surface. 3. Wearing plastic gloves, add water to Fuchsia dye bottle to line indicated on bottle. Replace cap tightly and shake until dye is dissolved. 4. Place the PVC pipe at the top of the damp tee then roll tee around pipe, rolling down to the bottom of shirt. Scrunch fabric tightly around pipe. 5. Squeeze Fuchsia dye onto scrunched shirt, making sure to rotate pipe if necessary to cover shirt from top to bottom. 6. Unwrap shirt from pipe then cover with plastic tablecloth and let sit 4 to 6 hours. Wash in a large load of water with a small amount of laundry soap and dry in dryer.
Here's a video also showing this technique!
Tie dye using Marbles Materials – Tulip® Dye Techniques Kit™ – Tulip® Surface Cover™ – Extra rubber bands – Large flat glass marbles – Scissors – Paper towels – White T-shirt
Instructions 1. Wet shirt and wring dry or place in washer on spin cycle. 2. Cover work surface with Surface Cover™ then place shirt on surface and smooth with hands. 3. Place a marble inside front of shirt then tightly rubber band. Continue to add marbles where desired. 4. Wearing gloves from kit, fill Turquoise and Fuchsia dye bottles with water to line indicated on bottles. Shake until thoroughly mixed. 5. Squeeze Turquoise onto shirt, avoiding marble sections and carefully lifting shirt to dye back if needed. 6. Replace lid of Fuchsia dye bottle with sprayer from kit. Test on a paper towel, then spray top of each section of fabric with marble, letting overspray blend with Turquoise dye to create Purple color. 7. Let set for 4-6 hours. Carefully cut off rubber bands and remove marbles then wash in washer with small amount of laundry soap. Dry in dryer.
Urbanesque Tie Dye Materials – Tulip® Dye Techniques Kit™ – Trash bags or plastic tablecloth – 100% cotton ¾ sleeve tee – white Instructions 1. Prewash fabric to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener. 2. Cover work surface with trash bags or plastic tablecloth. Lay damp fabric on prepared surface. 3. Wearing rubber gloves, add water to the Turquoise, Lime and Fuchsia dye bottles. Replace caps tightly. Shake until dye is dissolved. 4. With the shirt lying flat on tabletop, squeeze Lime dye in an abstract flower petal design. Refer to photo. 5. Squeeze the Turquoise dye onto shirt, bordering the Lime flower petal design. Repeat step with Fuchsia dye bordering the Turquoise portion. 6. Cover fabric with trash bag or plastic tablecloth. Let sit 4-6 hours. Wash in a large load of water with a small amount of laundry soap. Line dry.
Ombre Skirt Materials – Tulip® One-Step Dye™ in brown, fuchsia, and orange – Plastic tablecloth – Skirt – 100% cotton
Instructions 1. Prewash skirt to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener. 2. Cover work surface with plastic tablecloth. Lay damp skirt on prepared surface. 3. Wearing plastic gloves, add water to dye bottles to lines indicated on bottle. Replace caps tightly and shake until dye is dissolved. 4. Squeeze Brown dye on the top portion of skirt, Fuchsia in the center section and Orange on the bottom section. Refer to photo. 5. Cover fabric with plastic tablecloth and let sit 4 to 6 hours. Wash in a large load of water with a small amount of laundry soap and dry in dryer.
Here's a video showing the Ombre technique!
Are there any tie dye techniques you've done that are different from the norm? Tell us about them!
