Patriotic USA Flag Tie Dye Shirt Tutorial!
Red, White and Blue are the colors of Summer--and Tie Dye is the craft of summertime! This shirt is the perfect way to celebrate the 4th of July and the United States of America's independence day in style! Great for wearing to the local parade, family party or at a fun firework show! Make one for everyone in the family.
If you have been around my blog for a while, you'll know I already have a similar post. This patriotic tie dye shirt has been my #2 post of all time for a couple years now! It goes viral every May and I decided it was time to update the post and add a fabulous video! All the steps are included in this video and a photograph tutorial to follow.
This post is sponsored by Tulip as part of their #TieDyeYourSummer campaign. Affiliate links included. More details on tie dye, videos, techniques, creative ideas and all the Q&A can be found at TieDyeYourSummer
Supplies needed:
100% Cotton White T-Shirts
(They HAVE to be 100% cotton...this is critical)
Tulip Tie Dye Party Box or Red and Blue
Zip Ties
Cookie Rack
Covered Worksurface
Begin by pre-washing the t-shirts, don't dry them. Soak them in a dish of luke warm water until ready to start the dying. Then wring them out to get started.
Lay the shirt out on your covered table. The Tie Dye Party box comes with a plastic surface and gloves, but I just used a plastic tablecloth and a garbage bag.
Pull the bottom right corner of the shirt and the top left shoulder to begin the gathering process.
Do you like the trio stripes or the quintuplets of stripes? They both work great since the shirts are different sizes.
The dye will lighten slightly after drying. It's so easy and makes such a great shirt! Get a big group together and make a bunch with friends. This Tulip Tie Dye Party Box has tons of colors that are perfect for loads of tie dye fun!
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My daughter and I just attempted these and we ended up with an orangey halo from the red. What did we do wrong?
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