Ice Tie-Dye Napkins Four Ways

Place the square napkin on a table. Start by folding the top over itself about 2’’ down. Then flip the 2’’ panel over itself again so it resembles an accordion all the way down. Next, fold the napkin horizontally like an accordion all the way across in smaller 1’’ square shapes; it should look like a stack of cards. Then wrap a rubber band around the tightly folded napkin.

Place the square napkin on a table. Start by folding the top over itself about 2’’ down. Then flip the 2’’ panel over itself again so it resembles an accordion all the way down. Next, fold the napkin horizontally like an accordion all the way across in smaller 1’’ square shapes; it should look like a stack of cards. Then wrap a rubber band around the tightly folded napkin.

Place the square napkin on a table. Start by folding the top over itself about 2’’ down. Then flip the 2’’ panel over itself again so it resembles an accordion all the way down. Next, fold the napkin horizontally like an accordion all the way across in smaller 1’’ square shapes; it should look like a stack of cards. Then wrap a rubber band around the tightly folded napkin.

HGTV Handmade's A.V. Perkins shares four techniques to tie-dye cotton napkins with ice. To make your own, you will need: powder fabric dye, cotton napkins, ice, scrap cardboard, rubber bands, a roasting rack, container lid and protective gloves.

Place a square napkin on a table with the corners pointing at north and south directions. Fold the napkin over itself to make a triangle shape. Keep folding the napkin over itself to create smaller and smaller triangle shapes. Then wrap two rubber bands around the tightly folded triangle napkin.

Place a square napkin on a table with the corners pointing at north and south directions. Fold the napkin over itself to make a triangle shape. Keep folding the napkin over itself to create smaller and smaller triangle shapes. Then wrap two rubber bands around the tightly folded triangle napkin.

Place a square napkin on a table with the corners pointing at north and south directions. Fold the napkin over itself to make a triangle shape. Keep folding the napkin over itself to create smaller and smaller triangle shapes. Then wrap two rubber bands around the tightly folded triangle napkin.

HGTV Handmade's A.V. Perkins shares four techniques to tie-dye cotton napkins with ice. To make your own, you will need: powder fabric dye, cotton napkins, ice, scrap cardboard, rubber bands, a roasting rack, container lid and protective gloves.

Crumple the napkin with your hands into a small crinkled ball. Place several rubber bands around the ball to secure its shape.

Crumple the napkin with your hands into a small crinkled ball. Place several rubber bands around the ball to secure its shape.

HGTV Handmade's A.V. Perkins shares four techniques to tie-dye cotton napkins with ice. To make your own, you will need: powder fabric dye, cotton napkins, ice, scrap cardboard, rubber bands, a roasting rack, container lid and protective gloves.

Start by holding one corner of the napkin in your hand. Then twist the napkin using tight coils. As you twist, curl the napkin into a circular, seashell shape. Place two rubber bands on the napkin to secure its shape.

Start by holding one corner of the napkin in your hand. Then twist the napkin using tight coils. As you twist, curl the napkin into a circular, seashell shape. Place two rubber bands on the napkin to secure its shape.

Start by holding one corner of the napkin in your hand. Then twist the napkin using tight coils. As you twist, curl the napkin into a circular, seashell shape. Place two rubber bands on the napkin to secure its shape.

HGTV Handmade's A.V. Perkins shares four techniques to tie-dye cotton napkins with ice. To make your own, you will need: powder fabric dye, cotton napkins, ice, scrap cardboard, rubber bands, a roasting rack, container lid and protective gloves.

Place in roasting pan or container lid on top of roasting rack. Next, place the rolled napkins into a piece of trimmed cardboard. The cardboard will contain the ice. Then, add a handful of ice to the top of each rolled napkin container. Now sprinkle powdered fabric dye onto the ice bundles. Tip: Cover the ice with lots of dye for a more colorful napkin, or mix-and-match dyes for a multicolor look. Let the ice melt completely.

Place in roasting pan or container lid on top of roasting rack. Next, place the rolled napkins into a piece of trimmed cardboard. The cardboard will contain the ice. Then, add a handful of ice to the top of each rolled napkin container. Now sprinkle powdered fabric dye onto the ice bundles. Tip: Cover the ice with lots of dye for a more colorful napkin, or mix-and-match dyes for a multicolor look. Let the ice melt completely.

Place in roasting pan or container lid on top of roasting rack. Next, place the rolled napkins into a piece of trimmed cardboard. The cardboard will contain the ice. Then, add a handful of ice to the top of each rolled napkin container. Now sprinkle powdered fabric dye onto the ice bundles. Tip: Cover the ice with lots of dye for a more colorful napkin, or mix-and-match dyes for a multicolor look. Let the ice melt completely.

Place in roasting pan or container lid on top of roasting rack. Next, place the rolled napkins into a piece of trimmed cardboard. The cardboard will contain the ice. Then, add a handful of ice to the top of each rolled napkin container. Now sprinkle powdered fabric dye onto the ice bundles. Tip: Cover the ice with lots of dye for a more colorful napkin, or mix-and-match dyes for a multicolor look. Let the ice melt completely.

Place in roasting pan or container lid on top of roasting rack. Next, place the rolled napkins into a piece of trimmed cardboard. The cardboard will contain the ice. Then, add a handful of ice to the top of each rolled napkin container. Now sprinkle powdered fabric dye onto the ice bundles. Tip: Cover the ice with lots of dye for a more colorful napkin, or mix-and-match dyes for a multicolor look. Let the ice melt completely.

HGTV Handmade's A.V. Perkins shares four techniques to tie-dye cotton napkins with ice. To make your own, you will need: powder fabric dye, cotton napkins, ice, scrap cardboard, rubber bands, a roasting rack, container lid and protective gloves.