Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Party, 18 Pre-Filled Bottles, Creative Group Activity, All-in-1 Fashion Design Kit, 1 Pack, Rainbow

My 2 year old granddaughter got into them and was a smurf for weeks, Ha

I have used several kits of this product over the past 5 years and the colors have remained vivid and long lasting. I am pleased with the quality. I was very happy to catch a Black Friday sale, but I have never hesitated to pay full price. Its that good!

We did this for our family Christmas party..... It was so much fun and my 4 granddaughter loved it! Thanks for a really great product and a great memory

We had paid full price for one of these kits and they turned out so well we decided to do more tie-dye. In ordering a second one, I found an Open Box/Like New option. This one turned out to be an older version (the bottles looked different and the colors didnt turn out as vibrant as the first kit), plus 3 of the bottles had 1/4 the amount of powdered dye that the others had. I assume someone bought it, used what they needed, and returned it. They werent colors we absolutely needed so I chalked it up to having gotten it at a discount, but beware of the open box items. That said, the Tulip dye kits are easy to use and the shirts we did with the original kit turned out great!

This was so much fun easy and no mass. We actually did it in the kitchen on the island with athe plastic sheet. Provided. The shirts came out so bright. We were able to do for adult extra large and four youth extra large such a great gift.

My 2 & 4 yos and I made T-shirts using these dyes. They were extremely easy to use. You just add water and shake! We did this outside using a step stool covered in a plastic bag with paper towels on top and then had a wire cookie drying rack that we worked on (definitely needed) and I used some kid nitrile gloves that I had for my little ones. Each child picked two colors and that was enough dye for them each to do two xs childrens shirts (ie two dye bottles -> two shirts). I also picked two colors and that was not quite sufficient to do two adult shirts in the dry tie-dying style (I needed just a bit more dye). We let them sit overnight wrapped in cling wrap, rinsed them out with a hose on the lawn, washed in hot water in the washing machine and then dried. I havent had them bleed with that treatment onto other clothes. The colors are VIVID and the red is RED (not pink) and the dark blue is a darkish blue. Well be doing more in the future for other projects! (xmas gifts for grandparents of reusable grocery bags, tote bags, shirts, etc). This was my first attempt and I LOVED 3 of the 6 shirts we made (they looked professional and store-bought), and liked another 2. The last one was ahh but it had some mistakes made (wrong-colored ink getting through since I didnt change the paper towels under the rack between projects). For my kids I cut plastic bags to add holes for arms & head and put that on them to keep them safe in case they went crazy with the dye. It wasnt necessary but was good piece of mind. The 4yo didnt need much supervision but the 2yo needed some help.

First the positive info: The variety of colors in this pack are awesome. We had some really beautiful shirts come out of our group activity. Everybody was please with the colors. Also, I don’t think tie-dye can get much easier than using squirt bottles to apply the color. Very easy to use for a group of kids ranging from 6th to 12 grade. The only problem was estimating how much I would need for a group. This was my first year as the craft organizer at a youth group camp. I knew tie-dye shirts are a staple activity that the students LOVE to do. Tulip brand one-step dye was used in the past so I just decided to go with it this year too. I did a lot of research before hand to make good use of our funds and still have enough for all the kids. I decided to go with these bundles because they were $15.85 each at the time I purchased. I was a little bit surprised by how small the bottles were, though, and I was nervous upon seeing them that we woudn’t have enough. I read several questions regarding the Tulip dyes and it seemed like one bottle per person on average was recommended. I can tell you that is NOT the case for the bottles in this pack. Between five packs I had 90 bottles. We were only able to do 66 shirts and on those last shirts we were literally going through every bottle to use every last drop of dye we could. We had to turn a few kids away because we didn’t have enough dye. Now I understand the situation was a result more of my planning and not because of the product, however, I did find it hard to figure out how much I needed ahead of time (even with all the research I did). I would say for this pack plan on at least an average of 1.5 bottles per shirt. So if you bought one kit, you might get twelve adult size sm-large shirts done. You might even want to be safe and plan on only 10 shirts out of this pack. I hope that helps anyone in the future.

This worked great we got 4 kids shirts and two adult shirt made and I think we have 4 random bottles of dye left! We probably would have had more left over but we wanted to make sure the shirts were covered in color so we probably over saturated them.

So wash my 8 year old was able to dye her own shirt. It was a lot of fun. I will say- wear the gloves when you rinse them prior to washing. I didn’t expect so much run-off since we let them sit for 4 days (I forgot about them). But it happened. And my hands are blue. :) Definitely worth the money. The instructions can be confusing on how to roll or twirl the shirt but YouTube is available to help with that. Wet the shirts first…the dye will not soak if the shirt is dry. Good luck and enjoy.

I found this set to work really well for me and I would definitely recommend. The colors show very vivid on the clothing and don’t fade.