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What type of dye should i be using? Rit?

I need to tie dye my light purple shirt with dark dye for my class shirt, and i've heard about Rit dye but im not sure about it. Is this the best dye. I want this to look really like crazy epic, so does the Rit colors come out well? Also i've never tie dyed anything before so could someone please post a link to some beginner instructions, that would be terrific! thank you

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Rit is a quality product that has been used for many years. You can find it in craft stores or with laundry supplies at the grocery store.

    You can find tips, techniques and pattern suggestions here - http://www.ritdye.com/diy-projects/tie-dyeing

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    it won't dye even, and it is going to be off in colour. I dyed an old polyester combination shirt and quite than black it grew to become form of an olive green. It took some tries to get it even adequate to positioned on, and stayed that gray green colour.

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    it won't dye even, and it is frequently off in shade. I dyed an old polyester mixture shirt and actually than black it grew to become variety of an olive green. It took some tries to get it even adequate to placed on, and stayed that gray green shade.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I've always had good luck with Rit

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  • 1 decade ago

    oh... my... gosh... rye girlfriend no two ways about it

    jk i really tink that rye is the best choice, it what i used and the shirts turned out great

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