Linda Matthews shared tips on tye-dyeing a pre-made bag on
her weekly Creative Cloth Bag post. I
decided to take what I learned from the previous week’s Thirty Minute Tote Bag tutorial and make another bag out of muslin.
Using Tulip One-Step
Tye Dye kit, I followed Linda’s instructions and dyed this bag. I love the
colors and it was so much fun!
I had way too much dye mixed for just one bag so I looked
around the studio and found some other things that needed color.
This is my favorite! |
I still have left-over dye. The kit says the dye will “lose
concentration and will result in noticeably weaker color intensity” if not used
within 45 minutes of mixing. I can’t bear to just throw it away, so when I have
a few minutes I may use the left-over dye to color some muslin, hoping for
pastel colors. If I don’t like the color, I can cover it in a variety of ways.
what a fun project.....and wasn't the day perfect for this kind of outdoor thing????? Me? I was cleaning out the house....and making piles to disappear. Not nearly as much fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. Looks great.
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