Captain America Tie Dye Tee
Thumbs up, Soldier! Make tie dye shirts for your superhero fan friends with this amazing Captain American Tie Dye Tee from I Love to Create. Learn how to tie dye a shirt that looks like patriotic superhero's vibranium shield!
Materials:
- Tulip® Fabric Spray Paint™: C1 Snow
- Tulip® One-Step Tie-Dye Kit™: C1 Psychedelic
- Tulip® Dye Zip Ties™
- Tulip® Surface Cover™
- White 100% cotton shirt
- Pencil or star printout
- Freezer paper
- Scissors or X-acto Knife
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Instructions:
- Pinch the middle of shirt and pull up.
- Apply zip ties as shown in the Bullseye Technique and secure tightly. Zip ties work best for this because they grab the material really tightly, oftentimes better than rubber bands!
- Rinse shirt in water and wring out. The water helps the tie dye set!
- Apply tie dye in between each of the binded areas. You will want to saturate each section and not leave any white.
- Once finished dyeing wrap in plastic surface cover. Let it set for 6-8 hours.
- Now run your shirt under the water in the sink until all the dye is out. The dye is out when the water runs clear! Cut off zip ties and place by itself in the washer and set to large load. Put it on the hottest water suitable for fabric and use a little laundry detergent. Dry in dryer or line dry.
- Next measure the middle bullseye area of the shirt. Print out or hand draw a star to this size on your freezer paper. Cut out star and center it in the middle of the shirt. Use a hot iron to press the design onto the shirt.
- Use fabric spray paint to spray inside stencil. The spray paint will give the star a more distressed look. Use a hair dryer to speed up drying time.
- Once dry, peel off stencil to reveal star!
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Jenny H
May 04, 2018
Tie dye is one of those things you HAVE to try when you are young. This is clearly what my son and I will make when the sun finally shows up.
cmaddox6688 222303 9
May 24, 2016
Thats awesome! I have to make my son one of these he would love it!!! FavecraftsTieDye
Jane2020
May 24, 2016
I can just see my adorable grandson in one of these. Thanks for posting it
christinacellis 83 99930
May 24, 2016
My husband had been asking for a Captain America shirt. Using these instructions, I can make him a tie-dye one. Yay! FaveCraftsTieDye
Mistress of All Ev il
Mar 11, 2016
Oh boy. It's that time again when Captain America blows up and every child in my immediate area will refuse to stop talking about it. It's decided now. I'm going to make them all tie dye one of these. That'll keep 'em quiet for a bit, right? )
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