Tie Dye Pajama Shirt Sleepover Party!  #TieDyeYourSummer  I was sent supplies from Tulip I love to Create in exchange for this post.  We had our cousins over for a couple days while parents  went out of town...and we had so much fun! Tie Dye Pajama Shirt Sleepover Party!  We started in the morning with our Tulip One-Step Tie Dye Kit  We covered a patio table with a garbage bag, zip ties and used a baking rack  to prevent dye puddling under the shirt. Otherwise, everything you need is included in the kit for mess free dying!  Oh, we made some makeshift aprons out of grocery bags too. I worked with one child at a time, the others jumped on the tramp to keep the chaos controlled.  Each kiddo got to design their own shirts! The cousins picked hearts! (for step by step details on creating shapes, click here)  Once the shirt is dyed, put it in a grocery bag.  My daughter made a rainb...

Dragon Medallion Hoodie DIY! My son loves a soft hoodie. Even this time of year, there is plenty of reason to wear hooded sweatshirts in the mornings! Gildan sent us a variety of hoodies and we love them! They have a big selection of cotton fun for men, women and children .  We got a Carolina Blue hoodie...and our original idea just wasn't going to work on this  adorable baby blue.  So we went with a cool dragon medallion Celtic knot.  First I print of my desired design...this came from a button. Then staple it on top of a piece of freezer paper.  Use a hobby knife to cut away all the "black" lines.  Leaving a medallion and the outside paper...  Iron the outside circle shiny side down on the shirt.  Then fit the inside piece and iron it on. Freezer paper is amazing for diy stencils! You can get it in any grocery store near the wax paper, cling wrap and foil!  Next, we used fabric paint. You can use acrylic...b...