TBC The Best Crafts Tie-Dye Art Kit for Over 12 Kids to Play, Easy & Fun (24 Colours)

Fantastic value for money, both of my children absolutely loved it. Kept them entertained for ages! They made some brilliant T-shirts and they’ve washed up really well and held their colour.

I used this kit with my brownies, we prepped all 18 bottles and still had about half left over after dying 13 kids T-shirts and 3 adult t shirts.I’d recommend soaking and thoroughly wringing the fabric before dying it, helps the dye soak in better than onto dry fabric.The T-shirts looked excellent when dry and the kids had an excellent time coming up with their design ideas and colour choices. And the reveal moment was so much fun, they had no idea what the end results would be and they were delighted!We did use our own gloves, proper latex style ones which were sturdier than the provided ones, and added additional rubber bands. Otherwise, the kit was perfect.

Absolutely amazing value for money. Its fun and really easy to do. The results were amazing and I am really really pleased. I bought the set for my daughter as she wanted to try and make some tie dye clothing for all the family. It was really simple to do.The bottles come with powder and all that you need to do is add water to the fill line and shake to mix. As there are multiple bottles of some of the same colour eg pink I decided that I would use the second bottle diluted. I used the first bottle of pink at full strength then when it came to the second bottle I put the powder into a jug and added 2 bottles worth of water and mixed before filling the 2 bottles back up. This made the dye go twice as far and I have to say the colours were still very vibrant.I pre washed all the whites to get rid of any shrinkage and applied the dye to the clothes straight out of the washing machine when they were damp. Once the dye was applied I put the items into food bags and left for a minimum 6 hours. For the items I wanted to be more bright and vibrant I left these overnight and in total balit 18 hours.I have to say for the cost of the dye and the cheap white clothes I got from a local supermarket I have to say each item of clothing worked out to be around £3/£4 each for the tshirt and dye etc looking at what I've been able to create for this price I'd say its more than worth it!I would definitely recommend and would not hesitate to buy again.Item also arrived sooner than expected.

The children had been asking for a tie-dye set and we finally got them this very complete set as a craft activity to battle lockdown-boredom and to keep them off the iPads for a bit. I didn’t even know what tie-dye was until I realised that my kids would be wearing the same awful bleached garments as the hippie children in my class from the early 70’s.. bummer.. next thing they will do is hugging some trees. We also bought 6 of the cheapest white t-shirts we could find on Amazon, that actually happened to be a decent quality (Fruit of the Loom). The set has a wide range if colours and comes with elastic bands for different patterns. We selected this set because came with a handy storage box but also because it include a protective cloth and thin plastic gloves.We had to offer quite some parental assistance not to let it derail into a messy project. So we were all wearing protective garden gloves, put hard plastic covers on the ground as protection and had lots of wipes at hand. The tie-dye process is actually quite straightforward, you just mix some water with the bottle, find some willing children’s hands to shake. It comes with thin plastic gloves and a table cloth, and rubber bands. However you need to have some plastic bags at hand for the overnight soak.The instructions say that this set can dye over 30 shirts, perhaps but it depends on the brightness of colour you prefer. I would say it is probably closer to half of that if you want bright coloured shirts.Would recommend this to long haired unconventional people, those that reject established society, or that live in communal societies, and that advocate non-violent ethics. And then of course every decade or so it will briefly be highly fashionable to walk around in these pretty atrocious shirts.

They are just as described. Very nice and bright colours. Easy to use, you just need to add water to the colour powder inside the bottles and start tie-dying! I comes with some basic instructions and some ideas of how do different patterns. The box includes with some plastic gloves (need to avoid staining your hands!), rubber bands that can be re-used between projects and a plastic table cover. I just used half of the bottles in the box and I tie-dye 7 adult size t-shirts and 4 tote bags. I've washed all the t-shirts after that a good few times and the colour is as bright as the first day. I would definitely recommend it, it was a great entertainment during quarantine!

Everything about this was brilliant! I bought a different one last year that had powder you had to mix and add stuff to and expected this to be similar. It was not you just add water, the colours stay really bright.. They don't go all pale after a wash they stay the same... We have done 8 t-shirts, 4 tote bags and 2 pairs of socks so far and still have 1/3 of the set left!I would say use the plastic mat provided on a lino floor as the liquid is as runny as water and so you end up with puddles which would run off a table or ruin a carpet. But it didn't stain our lino. It did stain my hand but only because I thought I didn't need gloves since I was only opening the lid, so wear the gloves. Everything is provided, gloves, bands protection sheet. I went for fruit of the loom white t-shirt packs from here and they worked great!

I purchased this kit to use as a tie-dye activity for my son's 11th birthday sleepover. Each boy got to dye their own t-shirt which they got to take home. The kit contains almost everything you need. Apart from providing your own items to tie-dye, we also made sure each person had an apron or large old t-shirt to protect their clothes. The instructions were simple and easy to follow. As we were a bit shirt for time I did just stick the t-shirts in the washing machine on a cold wash to rinse the excess dye. This did leave the t-shirts with a slightly blue background but they all thought that looked cool. The t-shirts have since been washed several times and they look as good as when they were made. Brilliant kit!

My child wanted a tie dye session instead of a birthday party, as obvs we couldn't have kids around.With admittedly great reluctance I bought this kit, I couldn't tell the difference between the ones on offer and just presumed they were all awful.I was quite wrong, this set was awesome and we had so much fun with it, it even made an old curmudgeon smile (me).There's loads of dye, the kids turned everything in sight filthy hippy and there's still enough left to redo everything twice.None of us had done it before, the instructions weren't a great deal of help, mainly because we didn't realise they opened up to offer helpful options for turning everything into a psychedelic flower.It's not overly messy tbh, but you do need a bunch of bags to put it all in for 24hrs to allow the dye to really take. Also we discovered that some of the colours require much less water than suggested to get a good tone.It is worth noting that after 72hrs, the instructions claim the dye will be useless so it's a good idea to use a limited palette and get everyone using the same hippy juice.We really got our money's worth, a good buy. And no. I won't be wearing anything I made, despite being loads of fun tie dye still hurts my soul.