Key Product Features
- Provides vibrant permanent colour on cotton textiles
- Create unique craft fabric or upcycle old ones
- Provides vibrant permanent colour on cotton textiles
- Create unique craft fabric or upcycle old ones
- Suitable for Cotton Fabric
- Perfect for crafts and delicate materials
- Dylon hand dye is perfect to color to smaller items, wool, silk and for crafts such as tie-dye.
- Use by hand in warm water to give strong, permanent color to natural fabrics.
- Wake up your wardrobe, revive a faded scarf or brighten some cushion covers with color and ease
- 12 colours available
- 30 gram per pack
- Made in Malaysia
Dyeing Instructions
Note: Before dyeing, please confirm whether the material of your clothes meets the requirement.
A. Dyeing Method (This method is only suitable for dyeing light colors) *High temperature, longer dye time and darker colors*
1. Wash the old clothes, wring them dry and put them aside for later use. (half dry and half wet)
2. Dissolve the dye in a disposable cup with warm water to dissolve completely.
3. Pour the freshly boiled water into the bucket, pour in the dissolved dye liquor, and stir well.
4. Shake and immerse the clothes in the dye solution, the dye solution must be able to immerse the clothes (requires heat preservation, do not let the water cool too fast, when the water is cold, the dye loses its ability to color; the longer it is kept warm, the darker the color), Soak for 20-90 minute. (Turn over more to make the dyeing uniform, otherwise, it may cause uneven dyeing).
5. Take the clothes out and wash with clean water to remove the floating color. Then put in the detergent and wash once as normal. (After washing, be sure to completely dry the water, otherwise, the dyeing will be uneven, and finally dry naturally.
B. Dyeing Method (Dark, Black. etc are strongly recommended to dye in this way)
1. Wash the old clothes, wring them dry and put them aside for later use. (Half dry and half wet)
2. Dissolve the dye in a disposable cup with warm water to dissolve completely.
3. Boil enough water, pour in the dissolved dye and stir well
4. Shake the garment loose and immerse in the dye solution, which must be able to submerge the garment. Keep the heat on low heat, keep the temperature around 70 degrees (The water is hot), cook and dye for 6-120 minutes. (The first 10 minutes keep flipping, then try to flip as much as possible, in order to make the dyeing uniform, otherwise, it may the flowers.
5. Take the clothes out and wash with clean water to remove the floating color. Then put in the washing powder and wash it once according to the normal washing method. (After washing, be sure to thoroughly dry the water, otherwise, the dyeing will be uneven, and finally dry naturally)
Remarks: It general, dyeing with method A is used. If you are not satisfied, you can then dye with method B. The color of method A is lighter. The color of method B is relatively dark; if the clothes have encountered chemical reagents such as 84 disinfectant, or abnormal fading caused by exposure to sunlight, method B must be used. (Blend fabric cannot be repaired)
