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Last Weekly Winners! (Week of Mon, Feb 22 - Sun, Feb 28, 2010)

Beauty & Beast - 13 & Up

I took a pair of plain white sneakers and tie dyed them. Before they were dry I blended some tee juice into them to give them an extra splash of color. I was going to put a design on them but couldn't decide what would look good on them I think they still look pretty cool anyways :)

Last Quarterly Winners (Q3 2009)

	1st Place : 13 & Up Living, Formally. by: Athena Posted: Tue, Aug 11, 2009 I had this idea in my head for a while.... Thought it would look good on a T-shirt! Made with fine point, black TeeJuice markers.
	2nd Place : 13 & Up hands by: cat2773 Posted: Sat, Aug 01, 2009 I used my own hands and did different designs in each space. repeat the pattern all over the tee shirt.
	3rd Place : 13 & Up Obon Festival Fish by: jen93940 Posted: Thu, Jul 09, 2009 I used a combination of traditional tie dye techniques, along with wetting the cloth, holding it in a tight bundle then squeezing the broad tip pen on the top. After the coloring was put on, I then poured water over the deeper coloring. I drew the fish on and then set the ink. After it was set, I then added the color to the fish to prevent bleeding of the black into the lighter color of the fish. This was created for the Japanese holiday called the Obon Festival, which is celebrated every July to honor ancestors and friends that have passed.
	1st Place : 12 & Under Flower Apron by: godisharley Posted: Wed, Sep 16, 2009 First I had to draw my design, then transfer it to my apron. I used both broad and fine points to color it in. Then I ironed it!
	2nd Place : 12 & Under Donovan's Dragons by: Donovan Posted: Sat, Jul 11, 2009 Donovan is 7 and loves Dragons. He drew his dragons in pencil first, colored them in with colored pens, then outlined his picture with his TeeJuice black fineliner!
	3rd Place : 12 & Under Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit by: odkid Posted: Sun, Aug 09, 2009 We first wet the frog completely, then applied the color with the broad markers, let the colors dry, and then added the fine details.