Tye dye with rit liquid

Learn how to ice dye fabrics using a simple and fun technique. The perfect summer project! Turn the ontrend look into an outdoor craft project.

Don’t miss the link to a fabulous giveaway at the end of this post with a chance to win Rit Dye and an Ikea gift card sponsored by Laura Kelly and Rit Dye! I am dyeing up a storm at my house. It all started with a challenge to the Doll Diaries Team Members, to...Read More »

Our family is celebrating the end of school a little early with a super fun Tie Dye Your Summer Party! There are easy table decorations, fun Tie Dye Cookies to eat, and an awesome Squirt Gun Tie Dye Technique for DIY Tie Dye T-shirts! We are so glad you joined us! Eight. More. Days. Then school will be out

Find simple ways to remove a tie dye stain or fabric dye from your skin. Follow our methods and discover how using everyday items such as baking soda, rubbing alcohol, and warm water can make stain removal easy. ​#stain #tie #dye #skin #remove

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.

Halloween is just a few short weeks away and even though I’ve already decorated for Fall, I wanted to spice it up with some Halloween accents. My favorite, inexpensive way to do that is with pillows. I recently was lucky enough to get my hands on RIT Dye and thought an ombre design with a […]

Learn how to set tie dye so that it stays bright and vibrant, and doesn't rinse out or fade in the wash.

Unlock the magic of indigo dyeing right from your own home with this simple liquid dye recipe! Dive into the ancient art of Shibori and transform your fabrics with stunning shades of blue. This easy-to-follow tutorial will guide you through the process, from mixing the ingredients to achieving beautiful results. #IndigoDye #Shibori #DIYCrafts #NaturalDyeing #TextileArt

Store shelves are starting to fill with fresh boxes of pencils and there’s a faint scent of crayons in the air which can only mean one thing — fall is right around the corner! As ready as we are for evenings filled with crocheting and apple pie, our summer craft to-do list isn’t quite done…

Polyester must be dyed using disperse dyes and water heated to at least 200℉. The molecules in polyester fibers are hydrophobic and cannot absorb water-soluble dyes. Disperse dyes work only on synthetic materials such as polyester and nylon, and will not color natural fibers.