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If you haven't branched out to Four20moon Tie Dye , Beadmask and Viridian Muse yet, you are missing out on some excellent eye candy. My sponsors are definitely the sweetest sellers around. Four20moon Tie Dye Shop's cute cupcake shirt would make a one of a kind birthday gift for a friend with a sweet tooth. Cupcake design has been hand tied then dyed on the front of an Extra Large (46-48 inches around) lightweight Fruit of the Loom tag-less undershirt. Pink cupcake is topped with a fire red cherry and surrounded by stripes of baby pink, hot pink and brown shades. The back of the shirt has been left white. Beadmask's bead embroidered cabochon earrings are more decadent than the raspberry truffle dessert the design is named after. The vintage faceted glass cabochons are a deep red with an aurora borealis finish that flashes amber and blue when light dances across it. The stones are surrounded by glass seed beads in shades of bronze and red. At the base of each earring ...

The last time I attempted tie dye, I was at girl scout camp. Although I was silly proud of my simple swirly shirt and sock set at the time, it doesn't even compare to what Lila and Jason of Four20moon Tie Dye Shop can do with good vibes and bright dyes. The patterns they create by hand tying then dying are awesome. The skull and crossbones design commandeered my attention first, but other images range from bats to butterflies to even a cupcake! Traditional spirals, peace signs and smiley faces are also available. The cool couple met while drywall taping at the same company back in 2004. Being surrounded by so much white at their job motivated them to start tie dying work clothes to brighten up their lives. The colorful hobby quickly became a passion. Now they not only sell their wearable art on Etsy, they also donate it! 100% of the profit from every purchase in their Grateful Heads Charity section helps fund donations of colorful tie dye bandannas and caps to area cancer patie...