From a variety of printed t-shirts with flamingos, peace signs and seahorses to dresses with anchors, stars and even the breast cancer symbol laid exposed waiting to be purchased. The room quickly filled with anticipated buyers.
This was Katy Segale’s sixth showing of her tyedye creations. She started a year ago and has slowly worked her way up where she now has frequent buyers on a daily basis.
“It’s more of an art for me,” Segale said. “I just love mixing together colors and seeing what happens." She giggled adding, “You win some, and you lose some.”
Segale later gave a seminar teaching customers how to make prints similar to hers.
“I’m obsessed with her designs”, fellow shopper Bree Lutzow said. “The shirts she makes are cute but comfy. You can’t go wrong there!”
Stellar TyeDye is also co-owned by Katie Messina, who couldn’t make it to the event. Messina and Segale design and work on their collection at a studio in College Park.
Kate Fairman, a model for Stellar TyeDye, said “Their collections should definitely be acknowledged more. You don’t see many TyeDye stores these days.”
Go to www.stellartyedye.com for further information on prices, collections, and upcoming events.
