Rit Dye

Pre-wash the jacket in warm, soapy water without fabric softener. This removes any finishes or stains that may interfere with dye absorption. Leave the jacket damp. Wearing rubber gloves, fill a container or stainless steel sink with 3 gallons of hot water (ideally 140°F). If tap water is not hot enough, heat additional water on the stove and carefully add it to the dy...

Pre-wash the jacket in warm, soapy water without fabric softener. This removes any finishes or stains that may interfere with dye absorption. Leave the jacket damp. Wearing rubber gloves, fill a container or stainless steel sink with 3 gallons of hot water (ideally 140°F). If tap water is not hot enough, heat additional water on the stove and carefully add it to the dy...

Pre-wash the jacket in warm, soapy water without fabric softener. This removes any finishes or stains that may interfere with dye absorption. Leave the jacket damp. Wearing rubber gloves, fill a container or stainless steel sink with 3 gallons of hot water (ideally 140°F). If tap water is not hot enough, heat additional water on the stove and carefully add it to the dy...

Wash the rocks with soap and water to remove any dirt or dust. Allow them to dry completely. If desired, lightly sketch your fruit or vegetable designs onto the rocks with a pencil. Use the brush tip of the Rit FreeFlow™ Markers to fill in the base colors of each design. Allow the first layer to dry before adding additional colors. Layer shades to create highlights, shadows, an...

Cover your work surface and put on rubber gloves. Fill a small container with 2 cups of hot water (ideally 140°F). Add well-shaken Rit All-Purpose Dye in Fuchsia according to your desired shade and mix thoroughly. Using foam brush or sponge, apply dye onto dry wood board to stain pink. Once the desired color is achieved, wipe away any excess dye with paper ...