1
Spray the shaving cream on your table (covered in a plastic cover) the size of your piece of fabric and about 2 inches thick and smoothed out with a spatula or your hand (glove covered).

Katrina, Kimberly, Terry and Hannah (hidden) applying the shaving cream to the table making our shaving cream cakes getting ready for our dye.

Katrina, Hannah, Terry & Kimberly layering the shaving cream onto the table getting ready for the dye.

2
Then you take your dye, we used Ritz powdered and mixed it two teaspoons to 1/2 cup of hot water to dissolve it. Then you dribble it onto your shaving cream in whatever pattern you wish and swirl it with your finger (glove covered of course) or use a comb or brush etc. Create your pattern swirled or lattice or whatever. One girl created a flag in her shaving cream.

Darlene - dabbling the dye onto the shaving cream.

Katrina, Hannah, Terry & Kimberly starting to dabble the dye onto the shaving cream.

Dabbling on the dye that then can be swirled or made into whatever pattern you want with your fingers, brush, comb etc.

4
Gently lift your fabric from the shaving cream and lay it face down on the waiting saran wrap. Roll it up in the saran wrap and place in your microwave (fat quarter piece of fabric) for 30 seconds and remove carefully it will be hot. Take the plastic wrap off and rinse with water then hang dry in the sun or place in your dryer to dry and viola you have a wonderful piece of dyed fabric.

Hannah & Katrina laying the fabric on the syran wrap getting it ready for the microwave process.

Hannah adding the fabric wrapped in syran wrap to the microwave for it's quick warm up before it's rinse process.

Darlene & Terry Rinsing a piece of dyed fabric after the microwave process.

Terry with a final rinse on her died fabric