It was tie-dye time in art camp four, 2009

With 40 students and 40 plus shirts, the permanent dyes were

ready along with rubber bands and, of course, some rubber gloves for some creative goings on.

Campers are holding their bagged shirt after the dye procedure. Wrapped in newspapers, then airtight in the bags, the shirts have to cure at least four hours before washing, then drying.

Look for another entry with a photo of students wearing their creations.