🌈 Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit Kaleidoscope: Vibrant 12-Color Tie Dye Experience Review

I haven't painted tie-dye since camp in the '90s. This kit is head and shoulders better than the well-known "soak in buckets of rit dye" method that I'm familiar with. The colors are VERY bright and have not faded after 2-3 washes. No pre-soaking or post-soaking is required, and squeeze bottles made the process easy for my 4-year-old (whose shirts turned out really good!). We washed all our shirts before we died and left them damp. I boiled it with rubber bands, dyed it, put it in grocery bags…

The set was fun and relatively easy. The suggested designs were helpful, although we ended up searching online for more elaborate designs. We dipped the garment in water and then wrung it out well before tying it into the desired design with an elastic. As for the app itself, it was more confusing than expected. We did it outside on a plastic tarp but the liquid splattered everywhere. I wouldn't recommend doing a small/complicated design with these bottles alone. We rotated the garment to try…

Buying this kit was a breeze as I was looking for an easy kit with lots of color options that is reasonably priced. I'm including a few tips to help your colors pop and stay fresh wash after wash. For coloring, take organic urea nitrogen and soda ash. Both can be found here on Revain under the Jacquard brand. Dick Bleek has both items at a significantly lower price, but I wanted everything delivered immediately so I ordered everything from Revain! Step 1: Add two cups of soda ash to two gallons