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| + | <plb_layout val_2="*white skirt *black Tulip fabric dye *1/4 cup of salt *10-20 rubber bands, depending on length of skirt" val_5="This easy craft is the simplest DIY way to dye your own peasant skirt. It's perfect if you want to give your plain white peasant skirt a more romantic, mysterious look. Source: [http://ilovetocreateblog.blogspot.com/2011/07/maya-in-moment-teen-craft-diy-charcoal.html| Maya In Moment]" val_6="File:Skirtfinal2.jpg | " val_7="Other" val_8="Very Easy" val_9="1.) Scrunch the skirt up vertically and tie rubber bands down it, each a couple of inches apart. 2.) Then, add the skirt to the washing machine along with the fabric dye and 1/4 cup of salt. Put the water on the highest setting, and if you want a black color instead of gray, boil the water on the stove first. The warmer the water, the darker the color. 3.) Put on light wash for about an hour. 4.) Take the skirt out and dry it, either on a clothesline or on low heat. " val_10="" val_0="" val_cswikitext="[[Category:Blog posts]]" layout_id="2128" cswikitext="[[Category:Blog posts]]"></plb_layout> |
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| − | ==Description== |
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| − | [[ File:Skirtfinal2.jpg | frameless | right | 250px | ]] |
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| − | This easy craft is the simplest DIY way to dye your own peasant skirt. It's perfect if you want to give your plain white peasant skirt a more romantic, mysterious look. |
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| − | Source: [http://ilovetocreateblog.blogspot.com/2011/07/maya-in-moment-teen-craft-diy-charcoal.html| Maya In Moment] |
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| − | </p> |
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| − | ===Type of Craft=== |
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| − | Other |
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| − | ===Difficulty Level=== |
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| − | Very Easy |
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| − | ==Supplies Needed== |
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| − | *white skirt |
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| − | *black Tulip fabric dye |
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| − | *1/4 cup of salt |
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| − | *10-20 rubber bands, depending on length of skirt |
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| − | </p> |
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| − | ==Directions== |
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| − | 1.) Scrunch the skirt up vertically and tie rubber bands down it, each a couple of inches apart. |
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| − | 2.) Then, add the skirt to the washing machine along with the fabric dye and 1/4 cup of salt. Put the water on the highest setting, and if you want a black color instead of gray, boil the water on the stove first. The warmer the water, the darker the color. |
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| − | 3.) Put on light wash for about an hour. |
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| − | 4.) Take the skirt out and dry it, either on a clothesline or on low heat. |
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| − | [[Category:Projects]] |
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| − | [[Category:Crafts]][[Category:Blog posts]] |
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