Dyeing clothes changing colour.

[flannel slut]

Had some discoloration going on w my olive serge and decided to dye over w a green that leans more towards blue than yellow (going for a more green than olive finish). Some streaking in areas so will need to give it another dip but took care of the spots of discoloration and very pleased with the “emerald” green finish

[DeeDee85]

@flannel-slut that looks great!!

[flannel slut]

@DeeDee85 thanks man!

[Kasi]

This turn out good from white

[Bailey]

@Kasi looks awesome mate!

[Kasi]

@Bailey

Thanks homie

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

Champ blue

[labrat]

Mo you is has gone Smurf and Sir cuffs turn to Waldo

[Kasi]

@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot

Was gonna dyed it pink last minute plan change.

[Kasi]

@Mister_Brue

They all are my favourite am buying extra white one to dyed.

Will dyed some more whites soon

[Kasi]

@labrat

I can live with that. Smurf are cool

[Kasi]

Oh yes come out nice

[labrat]

Not gonna lie that came out nice Mo

[Kasi]

@labrat

[pechelman]

Rainy day project.
Rit evening blue

[seawolf]

I've been wanting a pink tee for a while, so I made one.

[Mizmazzle]

[seawolf]

@Mizmazzle

[pechelman]

Really like how that turned out @seawolf
Have you used their dye before this? Felt like information overload when I went to their site to try to figure out the process and things needed compared to the rit dye.

[seawolf]

@pechelman thanks! Yeah, I did a bunch of tie-dyeing during lockdown and got pretty familiar with their products. It’s not as complicated as it seems. Dissolve some soda ash in water and either soak your item in the soda ash solution or go ahead and add the dye as well (like I did in the pics above) to do it all at once. Let it sit for 30-60 minutes and you’re done!