Tie-dyeing the bandanas. 1  Dip sections of the bandana into individual colors of dye roughly 1 inch at a time, making sure to really saturate each section. Gently squeeze out any excess liquid. 2  Allow bandana to air dry for 24 hours with the elastic bands in place. 3  Cut the elastic bands with scissors and remove them from the bandana.
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Tie-dyeing the bandanas. 1  Dip sections of the bandana into individual colors of dye roughly 1 inch at a time, making sure to really saturate each section. 2  Allow bandana to air dry for 24 hours with the elastic bands in place. 3  Cut the elastic bands with scissors and remove them from the bandana.
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Dip sections of the bandana into individual colors of dye roughly 1 inch at a time, making sure to really saturate each section. Gently squeeze out any excess liquid. Allow bandana to air dry for 24 hours with the elastic bands in place. Cut the elastic bands with scissors and remove them from the bandana.
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Dye the Bandana. Dip a section of the bandana into one of the dyes. Allow the bandana to soak in the dye, until the color completely saturates the bandana. After a section is complete, squeeze it so any extra dye drips out. Repeat this process with each section of the bandana. Wear rubber gloves while you dye the bandana.
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4 Fold and glue bandana Fold the top section of the bandana over 2 times and tack in place with glue. 5 Overlap seams & glue Overlap the seams on the back of the tote and glue in place. 6 Cut fringe & add beads Cut the bandana below the tote into 1/4 strips. Slide pony beads onto every 2 strips from the front to back.
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Intro: LDC Arctic Adventure Snowflake/Star Tie Dye Bandana. I recently finished a great week as a leader for Junior 7 at Girl Scouts' Lilburn Day Camp Arctic Adventure. My favorite activity of the week was teaching ... Step 1: Supplies.
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How to Make a Tie Dye Bandana Tote. It's more fun to carry your necesities in a tie dye tote! You can even customize this cotton tote with even more fun accents like bandanas, beads, buttons and decals. 1 Cut handles Cut the handle off of a cotton tote. 2 Lay out bandana Open the bandana and lay face down on a table.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Nanamessick from Great colors for bandanas I used these bandanas as dinner napkins for a six-yr-old's 6th birthday treasure hunt party. They made a great finish for the table setting. Rated 3 out of 5 by CheriMac from Great Colors and fabric feel...BUT.... I purchased these for a cousins reunion. I was very pleased with the color and fabric feel, but the construction was very poor. I washed them and the seams fell apart. I needed to redo all of them.
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buckyboy28 (4938)“Great Answer” (0) Flag as… ¶. Use RIT dyes. Food color will wash out. You can also find appropriate dyes and fabric paint at craft stores. If you explain what you want to do, there’s usually somebody at a craft store who can tell you how to do it. Sunny2 (18750)“Great Answer” (3) Flag as… ¶.
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how to dye a bandana
To dye a bandana first do a dip sections of the bandana into individual colors of dye roughly 1 inch at a time, making sure to really saturate each section then gently squeeze out any excess liquid.  