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Tie dye has come a long way. Of course there’s still the old reliable (and fun!) rubber band method, but tie dye has advanced way beyond that now.
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- Tie Dye T-shirt Headband from DIY Candy: There are so many different methods and techniques and each project is unique. It’s a quick, easy, and economical way to add some personality to a new item or to give new life to an old one.
- Ice Dyed Pillows from Me Sew Crazy: With these tie dye projects, you can make something new to wear, something new for your home, or a great gift to give to a friend. Spring is coming and it’s time to get colorful!
More Tie Dye Craft Project Ideas
- This tie dye shoe makeover from A Little Craft in Your Day is a great way to personalize new shoes or refresh old ones
- For something a bit different, try this sprinkled tie dye technique from Crafty Chica
- You can tie dye customized curtains to match your room décor with this technique from I Love to Create
- Bohemian wax tie dyed shorts from Jaderbomb are just the thing to brighten up your summer wardrobe
- Have you ever seen Indigo Shibori tie dye before? These 16 projects from Homey Oh My showcase just how beautiful it can be.
- This is a unique technique from Morena’s Corner uses a stencils and glue tie dye method to create your design
- Get ready for summer with a tie dyed beaded fringe shirt from I Love to Create
- Did you know your designs don’t have to be random? Have a look at this heart shape tie dye technique from FaveCrafts
- You won’t believe what this technique from Me Sew Crazy uses! It’s an ice tie dye method!
- Hold your hair back in style with these tie dye t-shirt headbands from DIY Candy
- This technique from The Tiptoe Fairy uses bleach to create a reverse tie dye
- This salt resist tie dye technique from FaveCrafts creates a subtle textured design.
- Brighten up plain tote bags with this sprayed tie dye technique from Homemade Ginger
- Super hero fans will love this Captain America tie dyed shirt from FaveCrafts
- This method from Love to Sew utilizes a permanent marker tie dye technique instead of traditional dye
Wow! There are so many tie dye variations to try. It’s a great way to customize items to reflect your personality or to match something you already own.
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Looking for more tie dye craft project ideas and tutorials? Check out our massive list of 100+ Tie Dye Patterns and Techniques for any and all tie dye ideas you might be looking for!
With so many projects to choose from, what will you tie dye? Let us know in the comments below.
Tanner Bell
Tanner Bell is a DIY Teen Crafter. He has been sharing his love of crafting online since 2010 when he started his first Youtube Channel. He now is co-owner of A Little Craft In Your Day, a popular DIY craft blog sharing daily inspiration to inspire young millennials to DIY. Tanner is excited to be part of the Favecrafts team, not only to share fun DIY tutorials, but to be able to engage with the community and inspire you!
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Thank you for sharing our tie dye headbands!!
I am 65 yeArs old ,so I lived thru the tie dye years. I wore the many tee shirts and thought they were very cool. I saw the title of this article and almost skipped past it. I mean after all, tie dye is tie dye, right? Wrong, big time wrong. It has come a long way. Now I want to try it all, starting with those pillows! Thank you for calling me back to a craft I love once again!
This is fantastic. I have not tie-dyed in years. Since high school when we learned to tie-dye T-shirts I would have never thought to use the T-shirt for a headband or for pillows.As a matter of fact I forgot about it at all. I am going to do these projects with my grandkids. Thank You for remindinng me of tye-dying and what fun it was. I will let you know how it goes.