With that in mind, the designers behind our favourite tie-dye fashions were more than happy to share how they get the perfect at-home spiral every time. Ahead, their tips.

A spiral tie-dye is one of the most popular patterns out there. To start, take a firm stick or fork and place it where you want the center of your spiral to start.

Step 4: Dye! To create a basic two-color spiral, apply one color on each half of your circle. Flip your shirt and repeat on the back, applying the corresponding color on each half.

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