- bucket
- water
- red dirt
- purple clothing dye
- white cotton
T-shirt
- vinegar
- long wooden stick
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Oklahoma Dirt Shirt
- Fill a bucket half full with water. Add enough red dirt so
the water is gritty and muddy looking. Add a small amount of
purple clothing dye.
- Place a white cotton T-shirt in the bucket. If desired, tie
knots in the shirt or tightly secure random sections with rubber
bands for a tie-dye effect.
- Use a long wooden stick to stir the shirt in the muddy water
until the shirt has attained the desired color.
- Hang the shirt in the sun to dry.
- When the shirt is dry, rinse it in cold water to remove excess
mud.
- Wash the shirt in cold water in the washing machine. Add vinegar
to the wash water.
- Dry hot to set the color.
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Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is a program of the Oklahoma Cooperative
Extension Service, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry
and the Oklahoma State Department of Education
http://www.agclassroom.org/ok
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