Jacquard iDye for Natural Fabrics, No Mess Fabric Dye for Cotton, Linen, Silk, Rayon & Viscose, Washing Machine or Stovetop Dye for Clothing Restoration, Shibori & DIY Projects, Ecru 14g

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• Arts, Crafts & Sewing
• Fabric Decorating
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• Pack of 1 - Synthetic Fabrics
• Pack of 1 - All Fabrics
• Pack of 1 - Natural Fabrics
• Pack of 2 - Synthetic Fabrics
• EACH (Pack of 2)
• Pack of 5 - Synthetic Fabrics
• No Mess Dissolvable Packet - Simply drop the dissolvable packet directly into water or your washing machine. No measuring, no spilled powder, and no messy cleanup. Enjoy vibrant, professional results with an easy, convenient dyeing process
• Washing Machine or Stovetop Dyeing - Achieve beautiful, permanent color using either your washing machine or a stovetop dye bath. iDye for Natural Fabrics will not stain your washing machine or affect future laundry loads
• Designed for Natural Fabrics - Formulated for cotton, linen, silk, rayon, viscose, and other natural fibers. Perfect for clothing restoration, over dyeing faded garments, quilting, fiber arts, home décor, and everyday creative projects
• Perfect for Creative Techniques - Create stunning monochromatic tie dye, traditional shibori, garment upcycling, thrift flips, and custom home textiles. One packet dyes up to 3 pounds of dry fabric with rich, even color
• Ideal for Blended Fabrics - Pair with Jacquard iDye Poly to dye natural and synthetic fibers in the same project. Use different colors from each dye line to create beautiful heathered and two tone color effects on blended fabrics
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• Amazing ResultsReviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024Color: PurpleSize: 14 gVerified PurchaseBrief content visible, double tap to read full content.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content.This was my first experience dyeing anything. A friend who does lots of dyeing recommended Jacquard iDye. She buys it from a local yarn shop. The results were excellent. The color was a gorgeous shade of purple
• much prettier than what I was dyeing. I had a favorite top that I'd gotten something on that had faded out the color in certain spots. That's all I had intended to dye. But I also dyed a pair of casual linen pants that were in a mauve color I hardly ever wear, so I decided to dye it too. Both items came out beautifully. The color was much nicer than the top and pants were before. As for the "stain" in the top (the bleached out splatters). Those were faded, but not entirely gone. We'll see when I wash the items if any of the dye washes out. But as for the initial results, the results were amazing.However, if I ever dye anything again, I wouldn't use the washing machine. I have a top-loading washer. Dye water got splattered all over the inside of the washing machine. It got into little crevasses that I didn't expect to have it go. Next time, I would use the "cauldron" method and dye it on top of the stove. But who knows. Perhaps that would be a mess, too. As it was, I had to use Dawn spray cleaner and carefully wipe down the underside of the lid, the lip around the tub of the washer, and the inside of the agitator. After wiping every place I could see, I ran the washer with nothing in it twice. Then I washed a load of black clothing.Read moreRead less8 people found this helpfulHelpfulS