For this technique, you don’t have to fold the fabric – though I think it would look really awesome with some thin accordion folds! To make an ombre dip dye design: An explosive conclusion that rivals the shoot-’em-up scene from Gunfight at the O.K. Corral catapults Colleen Hayes into the PI Hall of Fame. As one character correctly assesses her...um, chutzpah: “Cojones, lady. You’ve certainly got ’em.” I kind of watched that all from a distance, Peter Thorkelson [Tork] had been a friend of mine, didn’t really know the other guys, and came to know them just a little bit through Henry Diltz.”

And that entailed going to a number of different musical atmospheres, and it was delicious to do – I had really enjoyed working with the Spoonful, and part of the process is that you eventually say, ‘Yeah, and I love to play with other people too.’ And not just new strangers, but people that, because I had an odd little accompanists’ career before I ever was in the Spoonful, a lot of my contemporaries that were in that same position were now, many of them, quite visible guys, and I was going to delight in being able to invite people like Stephen Stills and Graham Nash…”Following the diagram above, fold the shirt in half along the diagonal line. The shirt is now folded in eighths.

Tie Die, the second novel in Tomlinson's Colleen Hayes private eye series, again links a murder from the Sixties with current events in 1978, the time of the story, and is set primarily in San Francisco. Hayes, as you might recall, is an unlicensed investigator out on parole for killing her child molester husband with a screwdriver. She is not your usual private eye, particularly since she doesn't where a fedora. Many thanks to Edelweiss, Oceanview Publishing and author Max Tomlinson for a copy of this atmospheric, gripping book. But Charles pointed out that other suspects were being overlooked. Specifically, one the group refers to as “Tie-Dye Guy.” No one knows who Tie-Dye Guy is or why he was in the building when Tim Kono died, but as the only person going up the stairs during the fire alarm when everyone else was on their way down, he had to be a suspect.In this article, I’ll teach you how to tie some of the most popular tie-dye patterns, such as the scrunch or crumple technique, the rainbow swirl pattern, shibori-inspired designs, and more. Here is a list of the tie-dye patterns we’ll cover. Oh! They’re all a joy. I mean, You’re A Big Boy Now and Red Eye Express – come on, that’s a great song. When you left the Spoonful, the wheels kind of came off it and sort of fell apart a bit. What did you think was going to happen? Did you think you would have as much success with a solo career?