1. White garments will give you the best results. Used or new, both will work just fine. Do not pre-wash new garments. The sizing will keep the color outline crisp and distinct. If dying on used clothes the color outlines will be a little fuzzy but still great for “doodling”.
   
   
2. Cover your table or work area with the enclosed plastic tablecloth. We recommend you dye the clothes outside on a picnic table incase of spills or splatters.
   
   
3. Lay your garments out flat on the tablecloth.
   
   
4. Put on the enclosed plastic poncho and gloves.
   
   
5. Add hot tap water to the dye bottles up to the cap line. Close cap and mix until dye is completely dissolved.
   
   
6. Choose a dye color, open the dribble cap and start dribbling anywhere you like on the clothes but only three or four squirts of each color. You want to leave white spaces. On new garments the dye may puddle just wait a couple of minutes for the dye to soak in before adding another color. Two or three colors are recommended. Four colors get a little busy. But that’s just our opinion.
   
   
   
7. Turn the garment over and repeat step 6 (hats/shoes usually only need dye on the outside). Let clothes sit for 30 minutes without disturbing.
   
   
8. Rinse by hand in cold water until excess dye is out and water runs clear, about 2 minutes.
   
   
9. Dry clothes on a line or in a dryer until completely dry.
   
   
10. Now use your imagination to find the hidden picture in the patterns. Slide the plastic protector inside the
    garment so that it is under the location you are going to be using the marker on. This will keep the ink from bleeding through to the other side.

AND MOST OF ALL HAVE FUN ! ! !