Red, White and Blue Tie Dye T-shirt(Ages 5-16)
Tie dye is so much fun! It's so easy to customize for any theme—just change the colors. We made these to wear on the Fourth of July!
Tie Dye Cloth Napkins(Ages 3-11)
Using cloth napkins is not only good for the earth, but also teaches children about wasting less and going green! Why not do it in a fun way and make a few tie-dye napkins. Great way to start the school year.
Sharpie Pen Tie Dye(Ages 3-4)
Your kids will enjoy partaking in a tried and true activity that produces beautiful tie-dye. They will love the colorful result!
Liquid Watercolor Tie Dye(Ages 3-16)
Tie dyeing is a fun way to give new life to a faded old t-shirt, a dingy bag, or mismatched socks, while exploring different color combinations and patterns.
Itajime - Japanese Paper Dying(Ages 1-5)
Paper dyeing is a lot easier than you might expect. Create bold, colorful geometric patterns by folding and clamping the paper into different patterns and shapes. You can look up different patterns online, or just fold your own way and see what happens!
It's A Good Day to Dye! 5 Simple Ways to Get Crafty With Tie-Dye
Has your child been getting really into hacky sacks lately? Is Grateful Dead their favorite band? Or do they just need a fun activity to do with friends? Then this list of five, simple-to-setup tie dye activities is for them! Make unique canvas bags using liquid watecolor, dye napkins to create psychedelic table settings, or practice the Japanese art of Itajime paper dying. No matter what you choose, you're sure to have a groovy afternoon!