Glue-Resist Altered T-shirt

 I've been working on a tie-dye series for the second summer now and my assignment is to come up with a fun way to use dye. I don't know what was wrong with me this week, but my creativity well dried up! I happened to be texting with fellow iLTC blogger, Margot Potter of DIYDoyenne.com, and mentioned in passing about my frustration. She sent me a text of one sentence that changed the course of my attitude:

"Try a faux batik look!"

I've already used a bleach pen and had to whip something different. Then I remembered how my other crafty friend, Denise from Pearmama.com, likes to use clear glue for a faux batik look. Within seconds, my juices were bubbling and I got to work. I absolutely love how the end result worked!

It sure helps to have crafty friends!

What you need:–  Aleene's® Clear Gel Tacky Glue™– Freezer paper, iron
 –  Pre-washed T-shirt
– Tulip® One-Step Spray Dye Kit™

   See my video below to see the directions!

             

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Here's Brett, our tradeshow guru rocking out the new top I made!

Introducing the Tulip One-Step Spray Dye Kit

Here at iLoveToCreate, we are super excited about the launch of one of our latest products...the

Tulip One-Step Spray Dye Kit!

Check out our video above featuring Kris Thompson. Kris shows how fun and easy the sprays are and all the fabulous techniques you can create.  There's so many things you can do with the dye! Below are some awesome stills from the video as well!

For more info on this product, visit ithe Tulip One-Step Spray Dye Kit product page on iLoveToCreate.com!