Add some color to your closet with this DIY ice-dyeing craft kit! With just the supplies included in this kit and a heap of ice, make brightly tie-dyed patterns on clothes, bedding, towels, or any other fabric.
Prepare a shirt or cloth for a regular tie-dye experience, but instead of using liquid dye, pile ice on top of it. Then, use the included special powder wand to scatter powdered dye evenly. As the ice melts, the fabric takes on the color , which spreads like a rainbow.
The accompanying 32-page book provides step-by-step ice-dyeing instructions and other fun experiments with color theory and aesthetics. Learn the science behind color mixing as you dye anything and everything in unique patterns and shades with the ice-dyeing technique.
The kit
Just add ice! You will be surprised and delighted by the beautiful results.
I once spent a year traveling the world solo from Nepal to Romania to Fiji, where I learned 99.9% of humanity is pretty freaking awesome yet somehow doesn't share my love of ice cubes in a drink. I met my husband on the highway, literally. In fact our meet-cute was SO cute we had a whole story written about it in Ladies Home Journal. My twin boys placed second in the Most Identical contest at the International Festival of Twins. Their little sister placed first in the most adorable contest at the All The People In Our Living Room Festival. I once accompanied a pajama-clad Oprah Winfrey (and her puppies) through the laundry room of the Four Seasons. I have also been in a hotel room alone with a shirtless Mark Wahlberg. In both those instances, it was not what you think. Oh, and I went into early labor while on Stevie Nicks' tour bus. That is pretty much what you think.
Here's the more official bio: Jen Malone writes fun and flirty YA travel romances with HarperCollins and humorous "girl power" MG adventures with Simon & Schuster. She once spent a year traveling the world solo, met her husband on the highway (literally), and went into labor with her identical twins while on a rock star's tour bus. These days she saves the drama for her books. You can learn more about Jen and her books at www.jenmalonewrites.com. Find her on Twitter and Instagram @jenmalonewrites.