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Old 06-07-2009, 12:40 PM   #1  
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Any Idea's for tye dying..Just thought It would make a cute card front or something?
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Hi. I did a tutorial for Clear Dollar Stamps using Twinkling H2O's and mulberry paper that gave a "tye dye" look. You can check it out here if you'd likel

http://clearlyistamp.typepad.com/my_...rry-paper.html

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That looks great..now I just wished I had twinkling h20's :( That's just the look I was going for..TFS
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I've also made a tie dye look using the wax paper resist technique and then sponging on the ink in a kind of round pattern. Here's the link for the technique: Wax Paper Resist Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers
To make it look like tie dye, instead of randomly crinkling the wax paper, fold it in quarters and then in half again and in half again so you get a wedge shape. Then crinkle it so when you open it it looks a bit like a spider web. That is what makes the pattern that the rubber bands make in tie dye.
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VSN had this as a technique 2 years ago. We folded the wax paper in a wedge like when you make snowflakes then crinkling it. Here's mine
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