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50 Things to Know About Tie-Dye: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide

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50 Things to Know About Tie-Dye: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide

By: Heather Bratton
Narrated by: Sue Gill
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Have you ever wondered why your tie-dye wasn't so bright or why it faded easily? Are you interested in creating breath-taking clothes? Do you want to look like a professional tie-dyer? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this audiobook is for you.

50 Things to Know About Tie-Dye by Heather Bratton offers an approach to tie-dyeing fabrics like you have never seen!

By the time you finish this audiobook, you will know where tie-dye originated from, how to dye certain garments, and how to execute different dyeing techniques. So, get your copy today! You'll be glad you did.

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