Here’s the bag I am going to be working with for this DIY tie and dye project. Make sure you look at my image to serve as a reference for how you should also tie your tote bag. Nb: The distance ...

The super-cool creatives at High Snobiety outlined three different tie-dye techniques for their bleach tie-dye creation — crumple, shibori, and spiral — that you can try at home, and hopefully ...

I don’t know why I thought tie-dye-ing involved swirling garments in large tubs of dye for long periods of time, but luckily, it doesn’t have to. (Unless you’re into that kind of thing.) ...

He said he had been tie-dyeing pieces for an Americana look since his second collection in 2017, ... while other tie-dye cultures have what he called “only one or two different techniques.” ...

Try these five different tie-dye techniques you can use at home Bulls eye pattern. For this pattern, pinch the centre of the T-shirt and twist it into a ball. Tie a thread or rubber band on the entire ...

Different methods and styles of tie-dye originated largely independent from each other across the ancient world from Peru to Nigeria, ... Although shibori dyeing techniques originated in China, ...

Swirl gently with a toothpick to create a tie-dye effect. Roll hard-cooked eggs through the swirls. Let them sit for 5-10 minutes, then rinse gently with cold water.

Different tie-dyeing techniques to try This pillow case had multiple small bunches and then coloured at random. Picture: Heart This pillow case was rolled in to a tight ball and dyed.

Doing tie-dye at home has never been easier. With these tips and techniques, you won't ruin your washing machine and will have a stylish new wardrobe. Look cute on a budget!