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Ice-Dyed Hat & Socks

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$21.56 $29.95 In stock

Category: Apparel

Explore ice dyeing and make a cool, colorful set of accessories! Twist rubber bands around a hat and socks to create swirling patterns while learning about the science behind ice dyeing. Then add ice and dye powder to make high-contrast designs using a resist dyeing technique. Your wearable art is going to be to dye for! Includes 1 hat and 2 pairs of socks; one size fits most kids.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 15 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The swirling patterns came out way more vivid than I expected, and the rubber band twisting was surprisingly easy to get the hang of. The science aspect with the melting ice made it a fun little project, and the hat fits well.

Benjamin P. ★★★★★

The swirling patterns on the hat came out even better than the photos, and I loved that the ice dyeing itself taught me something about how colors blend. The socks took a bit longer to set, but the whole kit kept my kids busy for an afternoon.

Hazel P. ★★★★★

The swirling patterns came out way better than I expected for a first try, and the science breakdown made it a fun rainy-day project. My kid wore the hat all weekend and the colors haven't faded a bit.