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This month we’re celebrating our bloggers and their creativity. In January 2014 at CHA, bloggers gathered at our CHA Networking Event to meet companies and to work more with us here FaveCrafts. After getting a bunch of crafty swag from the event, they set out to make projects out of the materials they were given. We’re featuring these projects all month with giveaways so you can make your own versions of their wonderful crafts.
For All Seasons Birdhouse
It doesn’t matter when you create a For All Seasons Birdhouse. This easy birdhouse craft will change the look of your indoor space. Grab your favorite paints and your most outlandish embellishments – the louder you make your birdhouse, the better. After all, your DIY design will never go out of style in your home
You can find this project, as well as many other fabulous blogger projects, in our new eBook, The Best Blogger Craft Ideas 2014: Decoupage, Sewing, Jewelry Making, and More free eBook. Download your own free copy today!
Enter to win today’s prize
Today’s prize is from iLoveToCreate. Included in this prize:
- Tulip Slick Neon Fabric Paint, Set of 3 (colors may vary)
- Tulip Dual-Tip Fabric Markers – Neon, Set of 6
- Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit
- Tulip Fashion Glitter, Set of 5
- Tulip Beads in a Bottle – Glitter
- Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Adhesive Sheets
- Aleene’s Permanent Fabric Tape
- Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue
- Liquid Fusion Clear Urethane Adhesive
Be sure to check out these other best blogger craft projects that use these products from iLoveToCreate!
In order to win today’s prize, all you need to do is:
- Like the AllFreeHolidayCrafts Facebook page here, AND
- Like the iLoveToCreate Facebook page here, AND
- Leave a comment on this blog post below telling us:
What is your favorite Tie-Dye technique?
Thank you all for participating in yesterday’s giveaway! Congratulations to Carol O. who answered “I have never tie dyed but do remember seizing the rubber and twist way to dye t shirts. Looks great!!! Would really like to learn and do for grand kids!!!! Thanks.” This prize will help you and your grand kids create the most wonderful tie-dye creations!
To see the current giveaway, please check our giveaway schedule.
Enter to win our Super Spectacular Grand Prize Giveaway! Filled with more than $500.00 worth of amazing prizes from 15 companies, this is the ultimate way to get crafting this month! The deadline to enter is April 25, 2014 at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern time.
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- You must “like” both the AllFreeHolidayCrafts and the iLoveToCreate Facebook pages to be eligible.
- Winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post below.
- Winner will be announced here on the blog tomorrow as well as contacted by the email address provided.
- You have until tonight, April 11th, 2014 at 11:59p EST to leave your comment on this post. Comments posted after that will not be counted.
- Contest open to anyone 18+ in US and/or Canada.
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We save old white shirts, pillowcases, canvas bags, etc. and get together with friends and using seashells, scraps of yarn, gum bands…make designs in the fabric. After all the fabric is knotted and tied we dye it! Usually use two colors.
I haven’t tie-dyed in years, but rubber bands are the original go-to.
I have been wanting to try out the new Tye Dye techniques. Back in my younger years in the seventies we used rubber bands.
I would love this. In adjusting to n
ew physical limitations, I have rediscovered my creative side.
I like the scrunchy technique
Bucket, water, twisted fabric and rubber bands last time I tye dyed anything. Would love to try something new!
I love tie dying silk scarves in completely random patterns. I never know what they are going to look like, and it’s like opening a present every time I unwrap the rubber bands.
I have not done any tye dying since I was about 12 years old and in 4-H camp. What a great idea that you have given me, a craft that I have yet to do with my 12 year old boy and I can’t wait to get started
I have never tie~dyed…. seriously.. would LOVE to do some.. Have loved it a life time though..
Call me old fashioned, but I still like rubber bands.
I have never used tie dye, but think it would be fun to learn.
My daughter does the tie diy but i love to fabric paint so we do some cool things when we get together
Tie dying in the primary colors with the rubberband method. Old fashion but it works.
i have never tie dyed but I had a shirt that I LOVED when I was growing up. it had squares on it in a “v” pattern. Not sure if it was made with bands or tied.
Using rubber bands is the only way I know how
I have done tie dyed with rubber bands and bleach before.
I have not tie-died since the 60’s, but have thought about trying it again… Now that I am in my 60’s. 😉
Use to help the children at 4H camp tye dye with the rubber band method that’s the only way I know how
I only know how to use the rubber bands and dye.
Old fashioned way although I am open to new methods.
I have yet to tie dye. I want to it looks like fun!!
I have never tie dyed before but willing to give it a try
Rubber bands and die in my laundry sink…messy but SO fun!
I have never type died but do remember seizing the rubber and and twist way to dye t shirts. Looks great!!! Would really like to learn and do for grand kids!!!!
Thanks.
Have only ever done with rubber bands and bucket
tye dyed tee shirts
I last tried this sharpie pen and alcohol technique. I loved the way I could do it on a small scale, and loved watching how certain colors ran.
i have only used rubber bands. LOL! I’m a “hippie” at heart, living near woodstock,ny.
The old fashioned way with rubber bands and buckets!
Pick me
i like using rubber bands and buckets outside on a sunny day 🙂
I have never done any tie dye. But it would be fun to try.
Last time I tie dyed was in the 60’s , going to again Easter weekend with Grandkids ! I was their age the last time I did it!! 🙂
Rubber band method. Would love new ideas.
I still love the rubber band method too! I’m old fashioned too I guess.
Rubber bands is my method!
I use rubber bands !
It would be such fun To win this and great creative with my daughter.
I’ve never really done it, but would love to try it! 😉
Definitely rubber bands.
Only did it once in the 70s and used Rubberbands…that’s the only method I know!!
Rubber bands and bucket.
I would love to try tyeing with my Six grands!