Rainbow Original Tie Dye Spiral T-Shirt

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I use the following fabrics: natural cellulose fibres like cotton, bamboo, hemp, rayon, viscose and linen.

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. 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~ Lay the shirt out on the table. Fold it in half lengthwise. Then fold in half again widthwise. The shirt is now folded into quarters.

Following the diagram above, fold the shirt in half again along the diagonal line. The shirt is now folded into sixteenths. Sandwich the fabric bundle between two matching triangles of cardboard. Secure well with rubber bands.

Folding a rainbow shape is very similar to folding a heart – but even easier! Here’s how to make a tie-dye rainbow shape: There's one big no no Jess sees happen again and again: "The biggest mistake that people make, is getting too excited, untying and rinsing it before it's set. They open up it up, and it looks beautiful, and then they realise the next day that the dye has seeped because it's not had time to set, or the pattern disappears, and it turns into a big splodge." Secure the shirt with 3 or 4 rubber bands, crisscrossing them over the center of the disc. The tighter you bind the shirt, the more white areas there will be. To do the tie-dye spiral technique, you’ll need some basic tie-dye materials and supplies. Then, grab some household tools and some safety gear. Keep twisting. As you twist, keep your fingers close to the surface of the table so that the spiral stays flat. The fabric will fold around itself, like a flat cinnamon roll. Keep twisting until the entire item is rolled up.When time is up, rinse the fabric bundle under cold running water. Then, remove the rubber bands and continue rinsing. 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 And of course, you can use a lot of these folding techniques for bleach dying or reverse tie-dying. To learn more about that process, don’t miss my articles about How to Bleach Tie-Dye a Sweatshirt and 5 Folding Techniques for Bleach Tie Dye. More Tie Dye Tutorials Lay the shirt flat on a table. Pinch a small section of fabric, and pull it up to create a small pointed cone shape.