Yes, you can dye polyester, but you need to use dispersed dyes and hot water that is heated up to 200 to 266℉. Disperse dyes are specially designed for dyeing polyester and other synthetic materials like nylon. Also, keep in mind that disperse dyes don’t work well on natural fabrics. So, use this type of dye for dying only synthetic fabrics.
Days later, I decided to try the Dylon Fabric Hand Dye in Velvet Black, $10, shop.countdown.co.nz, that had been sitting in my laundry for a year. I wanted to refresh some old favourite black clothes.
Multi-purpose dye is a powder that comes in small tins. It is a hot water dye used at the simmer. One tin of Dylon Multi-purpose dye will dye up to 250g/8oz dry weight fabric (3-4 pairs of shoes). In either case the results are not colourfast. All colours are fully intermixable increasing the number of possible shades that can be achieved.
Depending on if you’re using an ice dye kit, liquid dyeing, low water immersion dyeing, or Shibori, your process of applying dyes to fabric happens here. Step 6 - Cure For 24 Hours Once you feel satisfied with as much or little dyes that you’ve chosen to add to your project, it’s time to cure. Also color mixing rules apply (e.g. Red dye on blue fabric will give purple) Great for Tie Dye: Dylon multi-purpose dye is great for tie dye, make your t-shirt outstanding. Bring back your fabric to life again. Usage: One pack will dye up to 8.80z (250g) of fabric (e.g. a shirt) to the full shade on the pack or larger amounts to lighter shades.
Step 4: Add the dye activator (salt or vinegar) and dye packet. Add 200ml vinegar (for RIT), 78ml vinegar (for iDye) or 10 tablespoons of salt (for Dylon) – per packet of dye. Mix thoroughly. Add dye, being careful not to pour it directly on the fabric (this could cause dark spots).
Product Information. DYLON Fabric Dyes are easy-to-use and completely safe for your washing machine! All-in-1 formula to revive or change the colour of your clothes and soft furnishings. This washing machine dye provides perfect, long-lasting and intense colour results.
Dylon Cold Water Dyes. Dylon Cold Water Dyes include 26 vivid, permanent colors for use on most natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, canvas, jute, and viscose rayon. One small tin makes a solution sufficient for dyeing 6–8 oz (170–227 g) of dry weight material, or about the size of a hand towel. The Black will dye 4 oz (113 g).
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If your bedding is 100% cotton you should be fine with the Dylon dye. If your bedding is made up of polyester and cotton then you could try using a synthetic dye. I haven't tried this before and Dylon don’t seem to have that type of dye but Rit have a range of colours to choose from that will dye that type of material.
