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Supplies for Making Tie Dye T-Shirts
Preparing the Dye for Tie Dye Shirts
Basic Spiral Patterns for Tie Dye Shirts
Double Spiral Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
The Dipping Process for Tie Dye Shirts
Horizontal Roll Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Horizontal Double Roll Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Vertical Roll Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Vertical Double Roll Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Concentric Circle Patterns for Tie Dye Shirts
Using Rubber Bands for a Circle Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Off Axis Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Horizontal Accordion Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
Vertical Accordion Patterns for Tie Dye Shirts
How to Care for Tie Dye T-Shirts
Summary: Learn how to make a horizontal double roll pattern or design on a tie dye t-shirt in this free instructional video clip.
Alvaro Fernandez is an expert tie dye artist who has sold thousands of his creations. He is also a producer, writer, photographer, traveler, and adventurer. Fernandez has a Bachelor's...read more
"Another variation of the horizontal roll is the two roll. Get all of your things together and begin by folding both sleeves inward. Fold the top down to make a rectangle. Fold down and then under, and continue like this all the way. Roll one side to the middle, turn and do the other side. Secure it with a rubber band. Once you have rolled up all the shirts you plan to make and have everything handy and ready, dip one side in the color of your choice, we’ll leave the other side white this time. Ten minutes later take it out and let it drip all the liquid and let it cool off. Pull the rubber band up. Don’t forget to rinse them, hang them to dry and then iron at high temperature for longer lasting color. "
eHow Article: Horizontal Double Roll Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts
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