Got a Disney-Lover in Your House? Here's How to Make Mickey Mouse Tie-Dye!

After drying, you'll hopefully have something that resembles Mickey (though if you're unlucky, you might get one that looks like mine). For better results than this, I'd recommend drawing a larger Mickey silhouette on your shirt so that your pattern will stand out more, and placing the rubber bands a little past the pencil markings so you get a nicely shaped head. Also remember to use way more dye than you think you'll need and really get in between the layers of the wrapped T-shirt so you get a full spread of color. That's what I'll be doing next time!