My friend Stephanie and I just finished making tie dyed Valentine shirts for our favorite little valentines and we couldn’t be happier with them.
I have to admit that I've never made tie dye clothing before and I had no idea how much fun it is!
So, once again, if I can do it – you can definitely do it!! The best
part – it was super easy! Once you get the rubber band around the heart,
you can’t mess it up.

Want to make your own heart tie dye shirt?
All you need is a white shirt, two colors of tie dye (red and another color), rubber bands, paper to create heart template, washable marker, and water bottle.

Step 2: Mist your shirt with water using a spray bottle.
Step 3: Fold the t-shirt in half. Place the folded heart along the fold of the t-shirt and use a washable marker to trace the heart on the shirt.

Step 5: Add rubber bands about every 3-4 inches along the rest of the shirt.
Step 6: Prepare the tie dye by following the directions on the box. I used black and red for Connor’s shirt and my friend used purple and red for her daughter’s shirt.
Step 7: Cover the heart end of the shirt with the red tie-dye and the rest of the shirt with your second color. You could even add a third color of tie-dye if you want to.
Step 8: Wrap tight in plastic wrap and let sit for 24 hours.
Step 9: Wash and dry.
Step 10: Admire your AWESOME heart tie-dye shirt.
My favorite part is that the heart is on the front and back. I was not expecting the heart to be on the back too so it just might be my favorite part.
This weekend we will be making tie dye shirts for ourselves because we love them so much!!
Have you ever tie dyed anything before? I need some more ideas for fun ways to tie dye.














Yours turned out great. I gave it a try and mine came out with horns. HA
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this is totally cute, love it!!! Im going to try this, thank you
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!!!! And your model is even cuter!!! :)
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I would totally wear this super cute shirt! Love it.
ReplyDeleteHey, new follower from the GYB Blog Hop. I love this, it's so cute! I can't wait to give it a try. :)
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Adorable. Brought back such great memories from my own childhood and my daughter's. I'm visiting from Bloggy Moms. Stop by and see me at www.pushingonarope.com
ReplyDeleteWe did tie dye last summer...I didn't know we were supposed to soak in vinegar after...they got all muddled when we washed them :( but the kids had a blast!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute! I have a tie dye kit I got to do onesies that I haven't used yet, despite the fact that we haven't used a onesie in well over a year. I'll have to try to fit this in.
ReplyDeleteThat is precious. I have tie dyed before but I've never come close to anything like that. My first tie dye shirt was when I was in the Brownies. We only had orange dye, and I must admit I didn't like it too much. Now yours is amazing! Nice job! I love it. Maybe I can try again. Thank you for sharing. Stopping by and a new follower from Our Everyday Harvest's weekend blog hop. Hope you can stop by too. http://heresmytakeonit.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteWow! I am impressed! You did such a great job on the shirt. It's super cute!
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ReplyDeleteThey turned out great! Super cute!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I have not tie-dyed anything in years. You made it look so easy. I am your newest Facebook fan and GFC follower. I wanted to thank you for stopping by and leaving me a sweet comment on my Sweetheart Cinnamon Rolls. I hope you'll visit again and maybe even follow me back. Have a wonderful week!
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This is really, really adorable! Love that a boy can rock it!
ReplyDeleteHello from a new Follower from Greece :) This is so perfect !!! I am gonna try it one of the following days ! Greetings - Julia
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed! My tie dye attempts never turned out that cute! ;) Great job.
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I love these! So cute! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy kids would LOVE this! So cute and great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteoooo I love that this is on the back too!!! New follower! :o) and I've pinned this...
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I do not at all feel confident that I could pull off the heart, but this turned out SO AWESOME that I'm going to try it anyway :)
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ReplyDeleteKara, these are SO cute! I love how great the heart looks. :)
ReplyDeletethose are are awesome. It looks easy too. And your little model is quit handsome! I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteThis is the coolest! I've never been able to make fun shapes before, but you make it look easy. :-)
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I am craft-challenged:)- can you help me figure out how you folded it to get the heart outline all lined up? Please??!!!! :) I really want to do this with my Brownies.
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