Abbie attended and art camp last week at Bull City Craft. She had a blast making all sorts of cool stuff including her own play-doh, colored rice, a painted paper lantern, and lots of drawings and paintings. On the last day, each child got a Tshirt. When I pulled it out to show Abbie, she was a bit disappointed because it was plain white with black lettering -- not exactly exciting to a 5 year old girl. So, we decided to tie-dye it! I actually wonder if this was the original intention of the camp folks anyway.
While the fabric was actually a little difficult to dye (it had some weird coating on the cotton that made it slow to absorb liquid), I think the end result was pretty great. And since we were doing Abbie's, of course, we did one for everyone else in the family. Tony and I used old white shirts we already had, and I got a new one for Jason.
The dye process:
The end result:
If you can't tell, the kids helps take these photos. :) Tony's shirt turned out really well, too, but he wasn't home to model it for us at the time of this posting.
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