TULIPOne-Step Tie-Dye Kit Extra Large Block Party 16 oz Easy Squeeze Bottles, All-in-1 Kit for Group Activity Tie-Dye, 6, Vibrant Colors

I bought two sets for a class party with 20 kids and we didn't even use it all. It was so fun and adding the water to mix was super easy with minimal mess. The shirts turned out bright and my daughter's hasn't faded at all after multiple washes. The bottles are big and the quality was amazing!

We have used this kit for the last several years for an annual hippy-themed block party, and it never fails to impress. It comes with instructions on a poster (which we glue to foam core board) , six large bottles and all you need for tie-dye.There are plenty of rubberbands and plastic gloves, though if you are doing this with kids you might want to purchase small latex gloves, as these are the flimsy ones that are difficult to manage easily and theyre huge.I have used the leftover product months later for tie-dye with no issues, so no need to toss it when done. The bottles come with lids and it stores easily.I would recommend using potash in a 5-gallon bucket to prep the fabric you will be dyeing because it holds the color better.

I used this kit to tie-dye shirts for my prek class field day. The shirts came out amazing! I followed the directions to make the spiral and each shirt came out bright with a clear spiral pattern! The kids were thrilled!Pros:-easy to use squirt bottles-no pre-soaking required-color came out bright and lasts-we received many compliments on our shirts!Cons:-made fewer t-shirts than expected-messy and a little difficult to use, but hey, it's tie-dyeMy observations and tops:-This kit claims to make up to 72 projects, but it made 18 youth small t-shirts, 3 adult small t-shirts, and 1 adult xl t-shirt, with a enough dye for maybe 2-3 more shirts. So I'd buy 1 kit per class of 18-20 students.-it's still messy. I used a turkey roasting tin and my own more fitted latex-free gloves. I also covered the table with a plastic cover and wore an apron.-I ended up having to apply the dye as it quickly became too messy for the kids to be touching the dyes. And the you really have to pry into the creases of the shirts to saturate the fabric with enough dye.-if you get the fabric slightly damp, the dye applies mush easier. Too wet and the dye runs out. Dry fabric repels the dye and it rolls off.

We have a tradition of doing tie dye parties for my son’s birthdays. I always get a second kit just in case, but have never needed it. This year we did about 2 dozen shirts, two dresses, and three sweatshirts. This is not just a squirt either - real saturation! They’ve lasted from prior years’ parties until they’re outgrown with no fading. I love this product - it’s a ton of fun.Product definitely works best when the garments have been pre-washed and are damp at application.

I actually returned these, but not because there was anything wrong with them. This is a super value. For a party where yo are doing multiple shirts and other items, this is the go-to product. When I do a company or church group tie die project for a service project or something, I am totally buying these again. That said, my wife and I were just in a goofy mode and wanted to have matching shirts for a fund date idea but we could not get our heads around what in the world we would do with the remaining dye, given these bottles are like 12-16 ounces each.

This block party kit does not do anywhere near 72 projects (unless you're doing something much smaller than shirts, maybe?). We had to run to craft stores to round up more dye mid-project when we realized we were going to come up really short. But, other than that, it's great! Super easy to use and lots of fun! It has clear instructions for the process, plus directions to make different patterns. We let the dyed shirts sit overnight before we rinsed them, and I was surprised by how well they held their color! We used some smaller bottles to mix additional colors, too.

This kit provided great, rich colors and was easy to use. There are rubber bands and gloves in the box. There was enough color to dye 6 XL t shirts and a queen sized sheet and used less than half of the dye. I recommend getting something like a cooling rack with a tray beneath to set an item on while dying. Also, be sure to really soak your item through with color. I also recommend washing your items a couple times before dying (most fabrics have treatments on them).

The colors turned out bright and it was easy to use! No soda ash necessary. Used at a birthday party with 8 kids, where each made a bandana and t-shirt, plus a few extra tees and pillow cases.