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Step ten cont'd - All the bundles neatly stacked in the bucket. Do NOT open the bundles for 24 hours!!! RESIST the urge!
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Step ten - bundle each individually wrapped tie dyed prefold and put in a bucket (or other storage unit) and don't open it for 24 hours.
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Step nine - lay each dyed prefold carefully into a small grocery bag.
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Step eight - creative time! I wanted these to be as uniform as possible, so I dyed them all the same...
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Step seven - prep your tie dye area (you're doing this step while the prefolds are still soaking). I...
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Step six - Get your tie dye colors together while the prefolds are soaking. I am using Dylon dyes...
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Step five - lay each prefold into the water, smooshing them down to make them all fit in the bucket. Set your timer for 30 minutes.
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Step four cont'd = mix 1 cup pH+ and 1 gallon warm water. Stir till thoroughly mixed.
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Step four - find PH+ (available in pool stores and in summer pool supplies at most large stores -...
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Step three cont'd - all done - isn't it a cute stack of tied prefolds? :)
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Step three cont'd - close up of a tied prefold (infant premium unbleached - for those curious)
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Tie-Dye Tutorial
