Vibrant Poly Orange Jacquard iDye Fabric Dye - 14 Grams: Product Review, Tips & Usage Review

This dye works very well on natural fabrics when used correctly. One pack will only dye about a pound of fabric - use more and the color will turn out lighter than expected. Here's how I do it: 1. I put the largest pot I have on the stove and add the color as directed in the instructions. Make sure there is enough water for the fabric to float freely. This is VERY important, otherwise staining and uneven coloring2 will occur. Keep the stovetop on medium-high, stirring frequently, and keep hot…

I used the recommended mixture of orange and turquoise to dye a polyester jacket and other khaki items. Much to my surprise, the sand-colored jacket dyed the perfect khaki, although some of the other things I threw in the dye bath didn't turn out so well. Specific points: 1. Not knowing anything better, I used the washer set to sanitize - the hottest cycle - and let things idle for another 30 minutes, for a total of 2 1/2 hours. Put a pack of orange and teal paint in the washing machine, and…

Works great on 100% acrylic felt. Materials I used in the coloring process; A clean aged stainless steel 8 liter pot with lid, Laytex gloves, long wooden stir stick. Then a clean bucket after rinsing the items and then Woolite for washing. It's best if you (1) bring the water to a boil first in a large saucepan that you will never use for cooking. (2) Then add emulsifier to boiling water. Water(3) Then put material into boiling water. A NOTICE. This product has a very strong smell when cooking,