Bonus Episode: Andrew’s Guide to Tie-Dying Your Own Clothes

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Bonus Episode: Andrew’s Guide to Tie-Dying Your Own Clothes

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Mar 5, 2021

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In this bonus episode to this season of VMP Anthology, your co-host Andrew shares some tips for tie-dying your own clothes, since he spent much of his time researching and learning about the Dead giving his wardrobe a DIY makeover.

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Mar 5, 2021

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Bonus Episode: Andrew’s Guide to Tie-Dying Your Own Clothes

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