Dye Fashion

Behind the workbench, blank cotton shirts and canvas dresses wait for liquid pigment. You twist cloth with rubber bands, pick squeeze bottles filled with dye, and squirt colorful swirls across sections of the garment.

Once the color sets, you dunk the bundle into a water basin and untie the bands to see how the pattern spread. A final crafting station lets you press vinyl stickers, iron on glitter patches, and add stitched pocket details.

Hands-on craft steps give this baby and kids game a physical workshop feel. Submerging the garments and watching the dyes bleed into the weave feels much more active than just picking an outfit off a rail.