What I like to do is just grab a fistful of the shirt and then tie the rubber band around it. You should probably tie the shirt with rubber bands in 3 or 4 places for better results.
Tie-dye uses fiber-reactive dyes, where the color sort of fuses with the actual fiber of the material (why almost all tie-dye you see is on cotton, natural fibers play nice with dye!) This means that if your tie-dyed shirt is already died, and has been heat set -- this is the most important step in dyeing, usually tie-dyed stuff is thrown for a cycle round the drying machine, otherwise it can be ironed -- then you wash normally. Just wash the shirt according to general laundry rules, in cold water, and you'll be fine. If you didn't dye the shirt yourself and are not sure what sort of dye was used, experiment with soaking the shirt or running hot water over it and seeing if the color comes away. If it does, try ironing the shirt with a press cloth (a piece of scrap fabric, usually muslin or white cotton) between the iron and the garment, and the garment and ironing board (otherwise you'll have a lovely tie-dyed ironing board cover!) then putting it in the dryer for a cycle all alone. Hopefully that will heat set the dye if that step was ignored by the dyer. The whole point of dying any article of clothing, espeically with fiber reactive dye, is to fundamentally change the material, so as long as you are careful washing a tie-dyed shirt should not hurt it.
The flute is precious to Unoka and he wishes to die with it, or entertain himself with it before he dies. Music was the best part of Unoka's life.
I think you can since you can dye them with it.....
DIE DIE DIE
he didn't die yet , the world's best rock composer is still alive
Yes, a cat can die from ingesting a rubber band. The rubber band can cause blockages in the cat's digestive system, leading to serious health complications or even death. It is important to keep small objects like rubber bands out of reach of pets to prevent accidental ingestion.
It would apperntly choke and die if no one helps the baby....
If the rubber band wasn't tight, the cat likely simply kicked it off when it became annoying. If the rubber band was tight, the cat is likely to chew through it as soon as it becomes annoying. However, if the cat left the rubber band alone, and it was tight enough to cut off blood flow, eventually the rubber band would cause all the tissues (including the entire paw) below the rubber band to die and fall off. Depending upon the cat's overall health and exactly how the necrosis of the paw occurs, this could result in fatal blood poisoning. I wouldn't suggest doing this to your cat - it's quite painful - but it's likely the cat would take care of the problem before it became life threatening.
Red Shirt - Oglala - died in 1925.
no it does not actually kill you you have to pretend you died. 2. no. the only way you could die from a nerf shot is if it was on fire or if you take a rubber band and tape it on a nerf dart and put a pushpin on it.
die band heißt `kram´ der track ´the best thing´!
Die Trying - band - was created in 2001.
There is a German band named Die Happy. Check out the related link to find out more information on the band.
Tie dye is fun! It is when you take a shirt or other article of clothing and tie it with rubber bands and then dye it by dipping it in different colors for different parts of the shirt. It creates a cool design using colors, kind of like a spiral effect on the shirt. It's best to use a white or other light-colored shirt. Tee-shirts work great. A tie dye party is when someone has a party where everyone brings a shirt to dye, and the entire process of tying and then dying the shirts are done together in a party atmosphere. If it's a kids' party, the adults will usually supervise and help out. If it's an adults' party, everyone will just enjoy getting together to make the cool shirts.
they die
I think its similar to "putting on your sunday best", the smartest looking clothes you have :)
there coming on oct.11,2011 am going to be there the best song is if i die young