Learn how to make a unique dress based on the online bleaching and dyeing teaching, so I feel a sense of accomplishment!
But remind everyone to do such an interesting thing according to the weather conditions, because bad weather may waste your materials!
has always wanted to try some personal creative experiments, If you use chemical dyes, the fixative should be added directly to the dye bath. You should decide the fixing agent to be used according to the material of the clothes to be dyed.
Soak the clothes in the dye bath. Put the clothing in the dye bath until it is completely covered.
Wash the clothes under running water. Use two spoons to carefully take out the clothes in the dye bath and lift it into the metal sink. Turn on the hot water, let the hot water flow through the clothes, and slowly cool down until the water flowing out becomes ice-cold water, and the water flowing through the clothes becomes clear.
recommends that you choose the right fabric. Most of the dyes are most suitable for natural fabrics, so if you plan to dye clothes made of polyester or other synthetics, you may need to look for special dye mixtures or alternative clothes. [1]
- For the purest color, please choose white or off-white clothing.
- Natural dyes are most suitable for cotton, wool, silk and muslin.
- chemical dyes are most suitable for cotton, linen , silk, wool and ramie.In addition, chemical dyes can also be used for synthetic fabrics from rayon and nylon.
- If your clothes are made of only 60% dyeable fibers (such as cotton), even if the remaining 40% of the clothes fibers are not dyeable, you can also dye your clothes with chemical dyes. However, it should be noted that the dyed color will be lighter than the effect on 100% dyeable fabric.
- Avoid using clothes made of polyester, spandex elastic fibers, metal fibers, or clothes marked as "dry clean only".
