DIY Ann Taylor Shirt

One day, I was shopping online and came across this shirt from Ann Taylor Loft. It retailed for $30, which led me to the challenge to create it for less.

Since the pink stripes were dyed, I knew I could use Tulip One-Step Dye and get the same look. It's really easy to make, and it only took me 10 minutes.

Supplies
-White t-shirt
-Tulip One-Step Dye (Fuchsia)
-Sponge Brush
-Plastic Cup

Step 1- Soak the shirt in water and wring it out well. You want to make sure it's damp and not soaking wet.

Step 2- Lay the shirt flat

Step 3- Fill your dye bottle with water, shake and pour into plastic cup

Step 4- Dip sponge brush into dye and draw a line across the shirt. Make sure to leave a lot of white space in between, since the dye will bleed.

Step 5- Let your shirt dry for 4 hours (I let mine dry overnight)

Step 6- Through it in the washer on warm with some detergent

Step 7- Wear it and be proud that not only did you make it, but you saved some $$$

That's it!! Super easy and it's not your typical psychedelic tie-dyed look.

There's so much you can do with tie-dye. I love it. In fact I like to dye Baby C's clothes that have stains on them or are starting to look a little shabby. It's a great way to repurpose your clothes.

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