The Easter Beaster shirt - 100% silk

This was a nice pastel yellow silk camp shirt, in excellent condition. It looked like it had only been worn a few times on special occasions. It reminded me of a very basic Easter egg. Who wants to look like a basic Easter egg more than once or twice a year? Like many good monsters, this one contains a dark secret. It was rejected because it had a small dark stain. I fixed that by adding more dark stains. I tied this shirt up a couple of times and added a layer of red on top of that I call this shirt "Beaster, the Easter Beast" because still reminds me of Easter, but now it looks like it could have been worn by a large carnivorous Easter Bunny. I'm the sort of person who could wear this shirt just about anywhere, just about any time of year. Please note: The way I fix shirts stray colors are a feature, not a bug. I'm trying to create an illusion of depth by breaking a lot of basic rules and beautiful dyes. After I dye shirts with colorfast Procion dye they are washed once in Synthrapol and twice in scent free detergent formulated for sensitive skin. I have shirts that I have worn out, that still still have most of their color. These Tommy Bahama shirts are a nice heavy weight silk, suitable for 3 seasons. Their headquarters is in Seattle. I'm a bit south of them in the middle of the temperate zone. In this climate this is one of the most comfortable shirts you can wear. And they're machine washable. Questions? Leave a comment below!