Camille dyeing a sun dress for herself.
I know this looks like I butchered an animal but it was merely an effort to create a vibrant sun dress/skirt. See next photo.
What started out looking like a bit of a rag doll turned out a lovely dyed little girl top.
To keep the colors from running too much, I individually wrapped the dyed areas with plastic wrap and secured them with a rubber band before placing the whole shirt in a bag.
Ahh, the classic rainbow swirl on a sleep cami
I revived a couple of old dingy white t-shirts for a co-worker using our school's spirit colors...a new life!
I folded this tank top in an accordion style and added a few ties. The colors varied slightly but I added a few dots of fuchsia for contrast. Some color got on the white, but I soaked the white areas in diluted bleach to brighten it up.
My mom and daughter doing so more tie dye after the party with my step-dad looking on.
More tie dye to come - I have about 12 pieces I am about to rinse out now!

















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