Rit dye clothes

This project started out with a stained white toddler dress. This dress is a "hand me down" and with the previous stains at hand I decided to overdye the dress. I had a bottle of Aquamarine liquid Rit dye and I started collecting other items to dye together. When I dye in the washing machine,…

Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to get rid of your faded clothing. Instead, save your favorite items with Rit’s easy-to-use fabric dye. Follow along to learn how!

RIT Dye. All Purpose Vs DyeMore.

Step-by-step directions on how to dye your clothes

Thinking of breathing new life into an old tee or vintage dress? Our dyes pack a colorful punch and are ready to deliver a custom touch to garments new and old. Here’s everything you need to know to confidently embark on your dyeing adventures.

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GREAT dyed clothes DIY tutorial with troubleshooting tips. Upcycle old clothes by dyeing them a fresh new color. DIY Dyed Dress: How to Dye Clothes in the Washing Machine. Learn how to dye clothes in the washing machine - instead of having to constantly stir clothes in a stove top pot, do it the easy way! Use this same tutorial for dyeing clothes black or any darker color than the original. Unused clothes dye best! Dyeing clothes is a great way to love your wardrobe again.

Back in the 60s (before the world of fast-fashion) Rit Dye was mostly used to upcycle and revive garments and household items like curtains—it's one of the reasons why Earth Month is so important to us. Instead of polluting our world, we look to revamp and use what we already have in our closet with the help of our dyes. When shared this history with Blu, the mission was clear: utilize what we already have and spread the message of upcycling with the world. So we got to work and dove…

One of the most popular features of using Rit is that you can completely customize your clothing. Whether it’s something new that you wish came in a specific color (and doesn’t) or something you own that you are just sick of, use Rit to completely transform that item into your favorite color. Check out our tutorial to know what products you need and how to get started

To make your clothes shine in a new colour, you can simply use textile dye! How you can dye clothes and what you have to consider, you can find out here!

I made this guide because I wanted to create a more subdued and "sophisticated" tie dye that was less about the splash of rainbow colors and more about a subtle monochrome tie dye. My tie dye tutorial is super easy & absolutely fail-proof because there are no crazy patterns or colors involved, which means you can be as lazy or as creative as you want with it!

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Why choose one color when you can have both? We're loving the colorblock jean look, takes any outfit and instantly makes it interesting. Our secret is to use a wide paintbrush to get those edges really neat and clean.

Using fiber reactive dye or procion dye, learn how to dye clothing and fabric by hand!

Thinking of breathing new life into an old tee or vintage dress? Our dyes pack a colorful punch and are ready to deliver a custom touch to garments new and old. Here’s everything you need to know to confidently embark on your dyeing adventures.

Yes, colored and printed fabrics can be dyed. It’s a method called overdyeing. If the garment you are planning to dye has a light solid color and you are looking to dye it a darker color, then all we recommend doing is following the standard instructions for how to use Rit All-Purpose Dye (if dyeing cotton, linen, silk, wool, nylon, ramie or rayon) or Rit DyeMore (if dyeing garments that have more than 35% polyester, acrylic or acetate). If you are looking to: (a) dye a dark solid garment a…

How to Dye a Comforter Set Using a Front Load Washing Machine and Rit Liquid Dye. It's eaiser than you think!

Many people think that you can only dye solid fabrics. But that simply isn't true! In fact, overdyeing patterns is our latest obsession. You can add color and depth to existing patterns that might need it. The outcome is unpredictable but always turns out magnificent!