eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
(5 Ratings)
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 concentric circle 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
"The following technique is very different since it doesn’t involve folding the shirt. Have all of your things handy, go to the middle of your shirt, pinch it - pull up and apply a rubber band close to the tip, go around a few times until it’s very tight. Place another rubber band some distance from the first, again very tight, keep doing it at regular intervals. Once you have rolled up all the shirts you plan to make and have everything handy and ready, you go ahead and dip it in the color of your choice. I’m running out of liquid here so I will just use the black like this. After ten minutes let it cool off and take out all the rubber bands. Don’t forget to rinse them, hang them to dry and then iron at high temperature for longer lasting color. "
eHow Article: Concentric Circle Patterns for Tie Dye Shirts
Meet Nate Chang, eHow Expert eHow's Hobbies, Games & Toys Expert.
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
