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14 Tie-Dye Ideas That'll Keep Your Family Entertained and Looking Good

Transform the ordinary into new colorful accessories, shoes, and more with this roundup of tie-dye ideas.

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Nowadays tie-dye has become more than a summer camp activity that results in a shirt you wear for weeks then inevitably toss into the back of a closet. It's become a fun way to transform ordinary apparel, food, and accessories into colorful creations. Right now, it's everywhere — backpacks, shoes, scrunchies, and even slime can be found in variations of tie-dye. And now that more people are embracing the colorful kaleidoscope trend, you may be looking for some tie-dye ideas to do at home that go beyond the basic t-shirt.

Try out any one of these fun tie-dye ideas with the kids or by yourself, and transform even the most mundane of things into a colorful creations. It's an easy activity that lets everyone in the family explore their creative side, and get a break from the busy school or work schedules plaguing everyone right now. And the best part is that for some, you don't even need to drop a dime on extra materials because you most likely have them already in the house. Talk about a win-win-win!

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Tie-Dye Sneakers

You'll have the coolest kicks on the block after transforming an ordinary pair of white shoes into a kaleidoscope of colors. And the best part: all you need are sharpies.

Get the tutorial at Fun Loving Families.

What You'll Need: Sharpies ($27, Michaels); white sneakers ($15, Target); rubbing alcohol ($6, Michaels); and spray bottle ($2, Michaels)

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Tie-Dye Heart Shirt

Wear your heart on your chest instead of your sleeve with this heartfelt DIY tie-dye.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Chica.

What You'll Need: T-Shirt ($4, Michaels); yellow chalk ($1, Walmart); dye kit ($32, Michaels); and zip ties ($3, Michaels)

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Tie-Dye Sweat Pants and Sweatshirt

Whether you want to create a colorful new sweatsuit, or want to freshen up some drab PJs, this tutorial is super easy to do.

Get the tutorial at Cotton Stem.

What You'll Need: Dye kit ($32, Michaels); rubber bands ($3, Walmart); squeeze bottles ($3, Michaels); and bleach ($24, Amazon)

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Ti-Dye Headbands

Transform old fabric into colorful headbands by cutting them into long strips and dip-dying.

Get the tutorial at The Pretty Life Girls.

What You'll Need: Dye kit ($32, Michaels)

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Bleach Tie-Dye Shirts

Grab a colorful shirt and use bleach to create a "reverse" tie-dye pattern that looks awesome. And since most of these materials can already be found at home, you don't have to drop a dime.

Get the tutorial at Fiber Artsy.

What You'll Need: Colored t-shirt ($4, Michaels); bleach ($24, Amazon); spray bottle ($2, Michaels); and latex gloves ($6, Walmart)

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Tie-Dye Rainbow

One of the best parts of tie-dye is discovering all the fun patterns you can make on even the simplest of shirts. This rainbow arc pattern is definitely in the top five coolest patterns out there.

Get the tutorial at The Neon Tea Party.

What You'll Need: T-Shirt ($4, Michaels); dye kit ($32, Michaels); latex gloves ($6, Walmart); and rubber bands ($3, Walmart)

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Tie-Dye Nails

Finally, a nail design that doesn't make you choose just one polish color.These DIY nail tutorial is just the mood booster you need if you've been feeling a little gloomy.

Get the tutorial at Chalkboard Nails.

What You'll Need: Colored nail polish ($11, Amazon)

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Tie-Dye Denim

Nothing beats a classic denim button down. Add some bleach to get the perfect acid-wash tie-dye that is sure to add some flair to your look.

Get the tutorial at HonestlyWTF.

What You'll Need: Denim button down ($33, Amazon); and bleach ($24, Amazon)

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Tie-Dye T-Shirt Bag

Make this vibrant tote out of an old white t-shirt and some dye. Super easy and so cute.

Get the tutorial from Skip to My Lou.

What You'll Need: T-Shirt ($4, Michaels); dye kit ($32, Michaels); and rubber bands ($3, Walmart)

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