Tie-dye involves folding or crumpling fabric with string or rubber bands to create patterns with dyes. Tie-dying gets messy, so make sure to wear gloves and use a plastic drop cloth. There are ...

We found doing tie dye fits perfectly well with being in a ... This is the origami folding part. You have to think in 3D, and work backward from the final patter you want. (See the book ...

“Tie-dye has been around for ages ... If you don’t want white space on your sweatshirt, you can apply dye to the folds. Be careful not to oversaturate your sweatshirt because you don ...

One such project — tie-dying tights — appears in “The ... (If scarf is wider than bins, fold in half widthwise after folding.)• Mix dye in a bin according to manufacturer’s instructions.

to folding and twisting. Which is why artisan Hiroshi Murase says "tie-dye" just doesn't begin to convey the splendor of shibori. "Shibori pairs refined skill and painstaking effort with dyeing ...

Tie-dye — the swirling ... Then place your white shirt on top, and fold, twist or scrunch it up. Secure with rubber bands. How you fold will determine the end result — for a classic swirl ...

This makes tie-dye an unofficial craft of this pandemic ... Some are in it for the fashion, while others like to see how different folds or rubber band patterns yield different designs.

“I look at tie-dye as a form of hand-painting on clothes ... Carefully drag it toward the middle of the shirt, creating a vertical fold down the centerline of the shirt.

Tie-dye’s popularity as a shared or solo hobby ... Second, we found that wet shirts are easier to fold and bind. We also tested the dyes on both wet and dry shirts. With our top-pick Tulip ...