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We’ve been sharing the groovy, colorful fun of tie-dye for a while now. Take a look at snapshots of our adventures. 

A workshop participant gets down to tie dyeing in blue latex gloves and an apron
A masked young white boy tie dyes a t-shirt
A portrait of Howard County Executive Calvin Ball with his arm around Erin Cassell. Both are holding a sign for Roll Up N Dye.
Erin Cassell holds up a tie-dyed t-shirt with the Be the Sunshine logo
A smiling young black giri with beaded braids kneels on the ground to dye a face mask
A young white boy paints a "Be Kind" sign at a kids' workshop
An Asian mother and daughter work together to paint a "be kind" sign
Five girls play a game during a workshop
A young girl tie dyes a shirt with an adult assisting her
A young black girl wears a COVID mask while tie dyeing at a kids' party
Three young girls tie dye together at a kids' birthday party
A group of adults and kids work together in the Roll Up N Dye studio
A group of kids tie-dyes outdoors during a kids' party
Masked kids work on coloring donated cards during a kids' party
A group of volunteers assembles donated activity kits for children
Erin Cassell poses with workshop participants and assistants
Stacks of reusable plates, cup, and tie-dyed napkins all set up for a workshop
A team of kids takes a break from tie dyeing to play a game during a team workshop
Several bundles of cards and tie-dyed bandanas placed by a sign that says "Free: Please take one to give to someone who is going through cancer treatement."
A kid's birthday party crew has some fun with photo props
Two girls learn how to tie their shirts in a workshop
Erin receiving the 2018 Ulman GameChanger Award
Erin receiving the 2017 Horizon Foundation Changemaker Award
Seven tie-dyed bandanas spread out over a table
A woman at a Jailbreak Brewing Company team building event smiles as she holds up a tie-dye shirt she just completed
Jailbreak Brewing Company staff enjoy a team building event from Roll Up N Dye
A young man, an assistant from Roll Up N Dye, helps a small boy tie-dyeing a shirt at an outdoor event
A group of kids have blue latex gloves on and pose before they begin tie dyeing
A group of folks of all ages tie dyes together at a festival

Got a small group that wants to tie dye?

Groups of 2 to 15 people can tie dye by appointment in our studio in the Long Reach Village Center starting at $45 per person.

 

Call us to find a time: (443) 790-3631

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