Tips for using RIT dye & mistakes to avoid👇🏻1. I used Rit All-Purpose Dye. This is good for cotton, wool, nylon, linen, & more.2.Pre-wash your fabric, I soaked the plant hanger in the tub with a little Dawn dish soap.3. Mistake number one. Use HOT water. At first, I just used tap water. I had to dye it again because the color wasn’t vibrant enough.4. Mistake number two. Stir constantly: When dyeing your fabric, stir constantly to ensure an even distribution of the dye. I didn’t stir much the f

It’s an optional step, but here’s why we recommend ColorStay Dye Fixative 👇 ✔️ It helps remove any unabsorbed dyes to reduce bleeding ✔️ Fixes” dye onto the fabric for longer lasting results ✔️ Reduces rinse time, which means you use less water ✔️ Enhances color of the dyed garment ✔️ Bonus: Use it as a setting spray after tie-dyeing. Simply spray the ColorStay Dye Fixative onto the tie-dyed garment while it’s still bound and let it sit for 30 minutes prior to rinsing. #diy #diyfashion #ritdye

What a difference! Rit ColorStay Dye Fixative helps your garment retain as much dye as possible– resulting in more vibrant, even colors and less bleeding and fading. Here’s how to use it: 1️⃣Dye your project according to Rit All Purpose dye instructions as normal, but before you remove the project from the bath, prepare a container of hot water to be used for rinsing. 2️⃣Add ½ bottle of ColorStay Dye Fixative for every pound of fabric to the rinsing container and stir. 3️⃣Remove your project fro

👇 How to use Color Formulas 👇 Did you know it’s possible to mix Rit dyes into hundreds of different colors? The Color Formulas section of the Rit site takes the guesswork out of finding the formula for your project. You can search visually across the spectrum of colors or filter the options by color family, collaboration, collection, or by the specific products you want to use. That’s right, you can filter by products you have on hand to determine what colors you can make without having to buy