The classic look of tie-dyed fabric is back with new generation styles that are far more subtle and sophisticated than our old groovy T-shirts. Today, the technique can be found on fashion runways, on the wallpaper of the hottest night spots, and mixed into the summer ensembles of A-list celebrities. In <i>Tie Dip Dye</i>, textile artists Pepa Martin and Karen Davis show us how simple it is to create beautiful, bespoke fabric designs with not much more than dye and a few items that most of us already have in our kitchens. Readers will find:<LI>Tips for getting started, from selecting fabrics to preparing dye to basic folding<LI>25 projects including scrunch-dyed curtains, bleached trousers, and a marble scarf set<LI>Instructions for core techniques such as dip-dyeing, shibori, bleaching, and shape resist<LI>A pattern directory that demonstrates how to achieve a range of beautiful designs<BR>There is little that can go wrong when tie dying, and simple changes in the way a fabric is pleated or folded can yield beautiful, unexpected results. <i>Tie Dip Dye</i> will inspire crafters of all skill levels to try this versatile technique for the first time or expand on their current dying knowledge. Approximately 140 full-color images throughout.