Shop IDye Fabric Dye. Shop Dylon Multi-Purpose Sachets. These dyes are finely ground and are available as a paste or a powder. When dispersed in water, the dye particles dissolve into the fibre molecules and insert colour into them.
It's perfect for reviving faded jeans or brightening some towels. The dyes are suitable for use on natural fabrics such as cotton, linen and viscose. They will give lighter shades on mixes of these fabrics with synthetic fabrics. One pack will give the full shade on up to g of fabric and lighter shades on up to 1. We hope you love this product, but if you decide it's not right, you can return it for free.
Regardless of the semantics, however, it lives comfortably alongside natural fabrics. Home Blog Dyeing Which fabrics can I dye? Dyeing Which fabrics can I dye? Learn the difference between natural and synthetic fibres Find out why some synthetic blends may not dye, while others will do so happily Solve the greatest fabric mystery: what is viscose?
The three principles of dyeing. Almost all of your fabric dyeing questions can be answered by three principles: Synthetic fabrics cannot be dyed at least not domestically Most natural fabrics fall into two categories: a. Able to be dyed in every way b. Only able to be dyed by hand Blended fabrics follow both rules In other words, you have to establish whether a fabric is natural or synthetic or — in the case of blended fabrics — how much of it is natural , to understand whether it can be dyed successfully.
Need a little more clarity? Your wish is our command:. Which natural fabrics can I dye? The most common of these are: Cotton Linen Viscose Denim Flax Jute Ramie Canvas A few natural fabrics prefer to be washed by hand and do better when coloured with hand dye.
Which synthetic blends can I dye? Which synthetic fabrics can I dye?
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