Once again my photo(s) may be a bit of a stretch, but I think still counts. This morning I had a bag on the table, filled with other bags. After the funeral this morning, I came home and pulled out all the bags. Inside each of the 4 ziplock bags was a tye dye shirt I had made with/for the kids. After rinsing them I laid them to dry to a little while, then tossed them in the washer.
But, before they went in to be cleaned, I took a few photos. Let me reiterate a comment from a previous post, I LOVE TYE DYE. I hope to be able to instill this love in the children and pass on whatever skills I have developed to them.
I think these shirts are REALLY pretty and can't wait to see the kids in them. Enjoy!!
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Paul's shirt. Love the vertical stripes. This shirt had a lot of read on it when I made it, but it all bled with the blue, so now lots of purple. I hope he likes it, I think he'll look adorable in it. |
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Nicholas' tee-shirt. This is the bulls eye pattern. It's probably one of the easiest patterns to do and always turns out so cool! |
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Kayla's tee-shirt. This is my ultimate favorite pattern. I adore how this came out and the spiral is almost perfect. |
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My newest try. I have never done this before, but the directions I found online said to fold the shirt diagonally. It cam out awesome. And there is even a heart shape in the middle! |
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All of our shirts laid out together. Such a colorful bunch! |
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