Corduroy Dye. Amaranth Dye. Aurora Blue Dye. Autumn Moss Dye. Avocado Dye. Berry Pit Dye. Burnished Lilac Dye. Buttered Rum Dye. Castle Aquamarine Dye. Cinnamon Dye. Coarse Amethyst Dye. Comet Dye. Cool Violet Dye.
Copper Dye. Crumbled Rock Dye. Daisy Pink Dye. Dark Tan Dye. Dazzling Coral Dye. Deep Chocolate Dye. Deep Sea Green Dye. Delicate Sand Dye. Delicate Silver Dye. Desert Dye. Detritus Dye. Distorted Amber Dye. Dove Gray Dye. Dust Dye. Elderberry Dye. Field Peach Dye. Fjord Dye.
Forest Lichen Dye. Frozen Basalt Dye. Grit Dye. Gunsmoke Dye. Harsh Violet Dye. Harvest Barley Dye. Juniper Dye. Medium Carmine Dye. Mineral Green Dye. Uncrumple the fabric, and place it into the simmering water. Stir the fabric constantly with a stainless steel spoon for 30 minutes.
If the color of the fabric is not as deep, dark or bright as you'd like it to be, leave it in for 50 minutes. Remove the fabric from the dye bath and rinse it under lukewarm water, then rinse the fabric under cool water until the water runs clear. Andrea Griffith has been writing professionally since Although she writes about a wide range of topics, her areas of expertise include fashion, beauty, technology and education.
By: Andrea Griffith Updated April 12, Share It. Add two cups of hot water to the medium bowl to dissolve the powder dye. I think cord would dye OK - if you are going to chuck it anyway what have you got to lose? If you had it dyed professionally it would probably be cheaper to buy a new jacket! I have had brain surgery - sorry if I am a little confused sometimes.
Forumite This thread might help you: Has anyone dyed faded black clothes black? Or have a look at the Dylon website where you can e-mail any queries you have. Personally I'd go for it if you are thinking of binning the jacket anyway. Either way, please come back and let us know how you got on.
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