Would this be enough for 23 kid shirts? The kids are all 6 (it's for a kindergarten end of year project).
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I don't think so. If it were me I would buy bigger containers of just the bright fun colors. This kit did 4 t-shirts and 6 napkin size pieces of cloth.
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It's probably more than you need with the kids. It's a beautiful solid well made set but you could get away with something more tpy like for little kids. I would stress if kids abused this beautiful set.
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I would say no because the child's shirt would be too small to fold correctly. I would say youth/teen size 16 or above would work.
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It depends on the size of the child of course. (Yesterday, my 10 year-old grandson stood next to a six year-old who had him by twenty pounds.) In general though I agree that they will be bigger than ideal for a child six or younger. That doesn't mean they are not useable, in fact my granddaughter seems to like that big look and feel.)
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Yes! I just made twenty t-shirts for my class with my home iron. Just be sure to iron long enough and peal the backing off quickly before they cool.
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I'm not sure but I can say you can easily fit a few shirts and toys up to a medium size. I used all of these and will order more.
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When I used it, we made 7 shirts, but I made two of each design. I don't think they would have been reusable for us after that night of t-shirt making. So you can use it a few times, but I doubt more then 5-8. Unless you took extra care of it. After ours got all painted up, they didn't stick as well after awhile. It works great though (don't get me wrong), but I'm not sure it is realy meant for a long term use.
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for a 5 yr old you can use a less expensive tee. This will be more useful for older kids.
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We made 8 tshirts that were youth size 12. I would get extra dye or a second kit.
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Hi, Amy, 'sorry for the delay in answering. I spoke with the teacher who managed the tie-dyeing with the children, who said she thought you would be able to use one kit. She based this on our use of the 3 oz. squirt bottles to help control the amounts per participant. We pre-loaded the little bottles (big ones come in the kit) so there was some of each color for each shirt, if wanted. Colors can be mixed, too, to make other colors. 2 kits might be better. I agree with lots of the answers you received. Some control over the amounts used will make the difference.
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It depends on the age and size of the kids. For 3-5 years old you could fit up to 6. It they are older we would say up to 4 kids.
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I have about 45 shirts and 6 jackets. It holds really good and is very adjustable both ways. I have it set with my childs clothes on top and my clothes on the actual rung. Im a big girl so that means extra material extra weight.lol.
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I had to call my daughter and make sure so I am sorry for taking so long to answer. She uses this for her garage sales to display clothes. She says there is no problem with the clothes hitting each other in the middle as there is room on both sides for the clothes to hang. She displays both adult and children's clothes.
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My niece had six outfits hanging on the rack with room for more. I would say probably 5-10
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Yes, for 2 kids its fine. 3 is tight, and 4...can work with minimal supply's.
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I can get 10 shirts on there with no problem. If you are drying smaller items you can get a lot more on there. I have never felt like it doesn't hold a lot. I do hang dry all my shirts.
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It will depend on what they're doing. If they're coloring in something like an 11x14 inch coloring book, yes. If they need more space than that, no.