The boys and I got crafty (well, if not crafty at least messy) and made our own tie-dye T-shirts. Hank and Max were both pleased with how well the final product turned out.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
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Aaron, Courtney, Hank, Max, Ben & Joey
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1 comment:
I like tie dye shirts
specially for kids.
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