MLive: Teens tie-dye business is a winner
South Haven teens Audrey and Hannah Flood turned the perennial camp activity of tie-dying shirts into their own business, Feel the Love Tees, reports MLive. “It was just really spur of the moment. The whole business came together really quickly in one summer. … We had been making them and giving them away to friends. A few people said, ‘Hey, I will give you money to make me a shirt,'” said Hannah, now a sophomore studying sustainable agriculture at Michigan State University.
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