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About this Product
!00% cotton, machine washable, adjustable neck strap, tie waist,. This one of a kind, fantastical, apron is reminisce of "Alice in Wonderland" with a slice of flaming watermelon, a steaming cup of hot cocoa, and ice-cream sundae, getting along swimingly with the dapperly dressed ocean dwellers, as a ginormous whale splashes his tail above. They seem not to notice.
Tie Dye Revolution
Lakeview, OR
Here at Tie Dye Revolution, we have been donating and gifting our wares as we learn and hone the skill of dying, more specifically Ice Dying, While we carry on with our altruistic endeavors, we spread our wings take a leap of faith embarking on this new journey called retail, e-commerce, sales. With the revenue we generate we can continue to give to others and grown our artistic souls. My sister has joined me and together, we are eagerly, and with passion, sprouting this business. We look forward to the adventure and all that comes our way while we give it our all. Watch for specials, new items, and collections as our inventory is growing quickly. No two tie dyes are alike but they are all brimming with character as I experiment with the latest products and techniques.
Meet the Maker
Greetings and thank you for joining me on the adventure I am undertaking. I have been gifting and donating my artisan attire for some time now, honing my craft, and dreaming of reaching more people with my good energy colors. I am a semi-retired school teacher, living in a tiny town in Oregon with my dog Pete, and finding new passions in life. I fell in love with the art of dying, learning everything I can through experience and collaboration, about this very deep and complex art. How different colors react to different fabrics, how temperature and time play in, what colors like each other and how they travel and fasten when applied, so many fascinating elements I never would have IMAGINED.
How it’s Made
Trust the Process, she said…………….and so I did.
After handwashing my garments in organic soap and drying them on the line in my garden, I get them ready for dye. Sometimes I have designs in my head, or sketched in my notes, often I am filling an custom order. This time, I was inspired by a first grade student who told a story to the class about his experience over the weekend. Kid's imaginations are delightful, I do believe.
