My partner and I so far have done a 3 tie-dye shirts already. We bought all our supplies which were; a tie-dye kit, a few shirts. The tie-dye kit included about everything you need. In the tie-dye kid there were many elastic bands, plastic gloves, 3 tie-dye colors and 3 bottles to put the mix into. The kit also included a sheet that showed many different designs for tie-dying. The sheet helped out a lot and gave step by step information.
Simran and I tried 3 different designs. The first was spiral, second one was stripes and the third one was acorn. The spiral one was pretty hard because we weren't able to get the dye into the shirt, we had to squeeze and push around the shirt. The stripe one was our biggest fail. We put the dye on the shirt and pressed down on it too so that the dye would spread through out and cover the whole shirt... which did not happen. The color soaked onto the first layer of the shirt only. The third one we did came out the best. We put the 3 different dyes in different sections that were divided by elastic bands. We put dye everywhere around the shirt so that most white spots weren't showing.
Simran and I tried 3 different designs. The first was spiral, second one was stripes and the third one was acorn. The spiral one was pretty hard because we weren't able to get the dye into the shirt, we had to squeeze and push around the shirt. The stripe one was our biggest fail. We put the dye on the shirt and pressed down on it too so that the dye would spread through out and cover the whole shirt... which did not happen. The color soaked onto the first layer of the shirt only. The third one we did came out the best. We put the 3 different dyes in different sections that were divided by elastic bands. We put dye everywhere around the shirt so that most white spots weren't showing.
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