Tie Dye
Wasnt tie dye from the 60's? How come we all still like it and I still find it in high dollar clothes in department stores? I don't know, maybe there is a resurgence of fascination with the era and the sentiment it expressed.
Whatever the reason it manifested itself last weekend in the form of a tie dye party. One of my new friends, who conveniently lives around the corner, has an annual tie dye party, a close circle of 125 people all bring their white cotton items and spend the afternoon with pot luck, beer and a variety of dyes creating, well, art.
I had to duck in and out of the party to take care of work stuff but I managed to turn an old T-shirt and an older Banana Republic dress shirt into something else.
Groovy.
10 Comments:
Very groovy indeed
5:47 PM
Suzy, I think I'll impress the people of Spain with my Tie Dye :) lol
6:41 AM
I like the colors of tie dye, but really - I don't wear those clothes. never did, probably never will. I mean how many productions of Godspell are going up right now?
9:10 AM
Ryan:
And I dont remember having ever worn tie dye either. But I too like the colors and patterns.
6:37 AM
I have always been fascinated by tie-dye. However, it doesn't look good on me. I can't pull it off.
6:45 PM
John, I porbably cant pull it off either but that wont stop me :) Actually I wore the T-shirt the other day and was stopped several times by people wanting to know where I got it. Strangely those people were all in their 20's or younger.
6:39 AM
Sounds like a fun party. Looks like a cool shirt.
4:00 AM
Michael,
It was. In fact, Ive already decided that next year Im doing some old white pillow cases :)
6:42 AM
lol..groovy dude!
9:59 PM
lol, yeah baby groovy!
10:20 PM
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