DIY tie dye sweatshirt

Get inspired with this epic collection of 100+ Tie Dye Techniques and Patterns. From t-shirts to picture frames, aprons to flip flops, these tie dye projects and techniques are great for crafters of all ages! All of the tie dye designs below come with full tutorials that make the ideas presented easy peasy. Whether you want to make tie dye shirts or other items, this list is sure to contain the project for you. Browse the gallery below! Click on any image to be directed to the project of…

Create a unique and colorful tie dye sweatshirt with easy step-by-step instructions that any beginner can do.

Your favorite everyday sweatshirt - now custom dyed just for you! Pair your new sweatshirt with a matching pair of Nike tie dyed socks from our shop to complete the look! Each sweatshirt is hand-dyed, so please understand that it may arrive different than the photos above. Color may also bleed during dye process and initial wash. Please note, the charcoal grey dye tends to bleed and can potentially leave a peach/orange ring around the grey dye in places. Please do not order this color if you…

Tiger’s Eye Nothing is better than a perfect sweatshirt. These crew neck sweatshirts are 100% cotton, and the deep, hand dyed colors are elegant in a chic and laid back way. These have that perfectly over sized and slouchy fit that feels just right. Wear this piece around the house or dress it up and style it as a statement piece. Great for traveling and a perfect all cotton layer for spring. *Unisex *100% cotton * medium weight * oversized fit * hand dyed Small 0-6, underarm to underarm…

Learn how to Reverse Tie Dye with Bleach. This is a fun variation on traditional Tie Dyeing where you remove dye color instead of adding.

Pink and Green Tie Dye Sweatshirt. Ready to Ship. Pink Sweatshirt. Green Sweatshirt.

An indigo dyed sweater, both chic and cozy for the winter. Combine a tie-dye techinque with our Navy Blue dye to achieve this look.

Hi Foxy Friends! I know it's been a while. I always have all these intentions to blog, but then I just don't. Take this post for example...I started writing this over a month ago, and actually made these shirts back in April. Working from home and trying to keep the kids occupied is hard. I mean you all know what I mean. And then I just haven't had the mojo to do anything. Don't worry though, I've been taking lots of videos and pictures of things that I have been doing, so the content is…

LOUISE UPSHALL | ECO-PRINTS & NATURAL DYE on Instagram: "Honestly one reason I love scrunch dyeing is because I am a messy dyer. I almost never dye things a solid colour because it requires being more careful and precise than I care for! 🌿 But also, I love the more organic results of scrunch dyeing and other forms of resist dyeing. If I want solid colours, I can go to any clothing or fabric store and buy them! But patterns that hold traces of the maker and the dye process … those make my…