I love the look of these
Indigo Modern Tie-Dye sheets from Ralph Lauren, which are a sophisticated and almost minimalist take on a tie-dye pattern. While I wouldn't shell out big bucks for these particular sheets, it got me thinking that you could easily recreate the look with white sheets and a dip-dye technique. Martha Stewart conveniently has directions for
how to get the dip-dyed look on her website.
3 comments:
I love this idea- there are some in the CB2 catalog that are dip-dyed too. I like to stick with all white sheets, but maybe a duvet cover would be a cool project.
I love the John Robshaw indigo dip pillows:
http://johnrobshaw.com/products.htm?pillows=Indigo_Dip¶ms=2,14
I'd be nervous about washing home-dyed sheets but they are beautiful!
Ladies, you motivate me to give it a try. As for washing home-dyed sheets, it just about making sure you are careful. I mean, our mothers washed our summer camp-dyed tees when we were kids, right?
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