How to Dye Clothes

Normally we’d never dye polyester in the washing machine (it needs 200°F water), but we took a risk on this 60/40 cotton-poly blend since it needed a bigger dyebath to move around freely for even coverage. The color turned out lighter, but sooo even—and it ended up matching the headboard perfectly 💜✨🛌 #bedroomdecoration #diyhomeprojects #explore | Rit Dye

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In this episode of ‘Can Rit Dye…” we’re going to try and dye these earmuffs to look like faux fur using DyeMore for Synthetics. Here are some helpful tips and tricks we learned along the way ⬇️ 👉 Polyester needs heat to dye because high temperatures cause the polyester fibers to swell, which allows the dye molecules to penetrate and bond properly with the fibers, ensuring the color sets permanently; essentially, heat “opens up” the polyester fibers to accept the dye. 👉 Wrap the dyed fabric in

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