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This tee is pledged to the Wildlife Renewal Appeal re: Australia’s bush fires.
Dayonda 22:34 2/20/2009 US Pacific Time

Here is a mere idea of something to do with the shirt. Do it at your own risk. I will say I did it hundreds of times as a kid. It was my fav medium until I got into high school and forgot my old fav in learning new favs.

P.S.:
Here’s a trick I learned as a kid: Follow the directions at your own risk, and never turn away from kids doing this.

Buy the Owl on a white or very light colored shirt. Color in the blank spaces with regular Crayola type wax crayons. When finished, place several paper towels inside the shirt, under the colored area, and, if you have any, use waxed paper under your iron on a low setting to melt the color into your tee. If no waxed paper, use more paper towels and don’t “skate” the iron, but place it, hold it for 1, 2, 3 seconds, and move to another section.

Replace the paper towels and press again two or three times. Rinse carefully in cold water, then “pickle” with cold water, salt and vinegar overnight or so to “set” the dye. Wash it separately, on cold, and hang it to dry. Never trust it with your other whites, nor in the dryer.

You’ve now made an alternate style batik where the wax carries the color instead of blocking the color.

Good luck, and listen carefully: I’m not responsible if you muck it up! I’m just telling you what I used to do as a kid.

And REMEMBER, you may color it in or not as you like, but it’s still my copyright. Please don’t copy or otherwise step over the coypright line. -=DS