Rainbow Original Tie Dye Spiral T-Shirt

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For more information about setting tie-dye, so it doesn’t fade, read this article: How to Set Tie Dye. Rinse and wash your design. Pull the pinched fabric up to a point, and smooth the rest of the shirt down to create a skinny cone shape. The best type of dye to use for tie-dye projects is fiber-reactive dye. This type of dye, often called Procion MX dye, is much brighter, longer-lasting, and easier to use than other all-purpose dyes. It is formulated to work with natural fibers like cotton and linen. Before I begin with the instructions let me start by saying that I am not a professional by any means, but after many years and many trials and errors this process works for me every time. To learn more about the basics of tie-dye, including how to prep, tie, dye, and wash tie-dyed garments, read this comprehensive How to Tie Dyeguide. How to Tie Dye a Spiral or Swirl Pattern

For this look, you’ll be creating a design with multiple lines of symmetry. To do this, you’ll first fold the shirt into a wedge shape and apply the dye in whatever combination you like. Then, when you unfold the shirt, you’ll reveal the unique kaleidoscope pattern. To make a tie-dye mandala design:When all of the fabric is twisted into the spiral bundle, secure it with 3 or more rubber bands. Cross the rubber bands over the bundle at the center to create 6 or more wedge-shaped areas between the bands. Failing to mix or shake your dye enough will leave lumps of powder which will show up on the fabric. And, with dyes already containing sodium carbonate, once the powder and water are thoroughly mixed, you only have around half an hour to apply, so don't pre mix your dyes. Our store's rainbow tie-dye zip-up hoodie is a hooded zipper style. It makes a perfect gift for friends and family or even for yourself.A Unique rainbow tie-dye pattern sets you apart. Come and buy your own rainbow tie-dye zip-up hoodie~ TIP: You can also combine the different techniques on one item, for example a bullseye in the centre and scrunch allover the rest. Leaving to set/dry Draw half of a chevron V-shape on the folded edge with a washable marker. You can position it higher or lower than mine, or make it pointing upward or downward – your choice.

After your shirt has been properly prepared and still damp ( you want to do this part while its damp and dye it while its damp too if you can colors come out better!) lay it out flat on your surface. Take your sewing needle and thread at least 18 inches of thread and tie a knot in the end.

Generously apply the colors to each individual section beginning with red on the bottom then yellow, green, blue, and violet, or follow any color pattern you’d like.