Tie dye onesie diy

I stumbled across the concept of dyeing fabric last year when I was deciding whether to sell my stone gray Lillebaby carrier.

When my best friend was to have her first baby boy, the onus of hosting her baby shower party was on me. The food arrangements were done, the decoration plans were made, but I couldn’t come up with any exciting activities for the guests. Finally, after much thinking, me and my girl pals decided to get everyone […]

Do you love to tie dye? Check out these 2 easy ways to tie dye baby bodysuits and socks without the mess! It's so much fun!

Check out these for cute tie-dye onesie patterns! Watch how to tie-dye onesies and DIY your own tie-dye onesie patterns to create a bullseye, spiral, v-stripes, and stripes for super-cute baby clothes.

Tie Dye Techniques | The next picture shows my set up and dye's used for this project. Note ...

Learn how to make Dyed Baby Onesie & Socks at JOANN fabric and craft store online. Find detailed step-by-step instructions to complete your project today!

Add iron on designs to your tie-dyed shirts, or baby onesies, for extra fun and colorful shirts.

So we all know how Pinterest-obsessed I am {sigh}. When I started seeing tutorials for using permanent markers to do your own tie dye designs, I thought it'd be amazing to try on a shirt for the Little One. The idea behind this craft is to use permanent markers to make a design on fabric {shirt, socks, scarf, pillow cover, etc, etc...} and then apply rubbing alcohol to the design to make the ink spread, bleed, and become a colorful tie dye design. This project will not allow for precise…

In this tutorial I show you and walk you through the steps to get an amazing ice dye effect. I used onesies but this will work on any natural fiber!

This is my second installment of my tie dye adventures. I was inspired by the anticipated arrival of my grandson to try a onesies project. Please refer to my first post for any basic instruction, such as types of dye, etc. I bought onesies at Walmart and prewashed them. I dampened them with water before I dyed them. For this one, I did the spiral technique. Place a fork at the center of where you want the spiral and begin to twist it. Continue twisting... Once you have twisted it into a…