Lemondrop

Lemondrop helps you turn your cast-off clothes into hot-off-the-runway remixes.

Tie-dye's unabashedly bohemian streak is well-suited for autumn, with designers like Rebecca Minkoff and Anna Sui giving their garments the hippie-chic treatment. For those who skipped arts and crafts camp in junior high, tie-dying is easy-peasy.

Your supplies:
· Powder or liquid dye in the colors of your choice
· Rubber bands or string; rubber gloves to keep your paws clean
· A stash of old white cotton tees, tanks, camis, button-downs -- whatever you fancy.

1. To create the trendy marbleized effect, wad your garment into a ball and tie rubber bands or string around it in a random pattern. Follow the instructions on your dye package to prepare your dye baths; each dye will need to be diluted in hot water.

2. Next, submerge your garment in the dye -- starting with the lightest color -- for approximately 10 minutes until you see that the color is roughly one shade darker than your desired hue.

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3. Rinse the garment under the tap until no more dye seeps out, then undo your rubber bands and squeeze out any remaining water with a towel.

4. Repeat the process, retying the garment so that some of the dyed pieces are in the middle of your wadded fabric. Dip the fabric into the next darker color.

5. Once you're done dyeing, undo the binds and rinse the bundle in cold water, then wash it in warm water and detergent.

Et voila! You've now got an on-trend piece that any Phish-y fashionista would love.

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