TULIP Fabric Dye 37934 Fdy Lg Mermaid 5-Color 4Oz Kit, Detailed

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  • HStark

    > 24 hour

    I used all the dye, including the extra packs, for my daughter’s birthday. We had 10 girls tie dying and they didn’t spare an ounce of dye on their shirts. I even had one bottle left over.

  • Kindle Customer

    > 24 hour

    More product than expected. If you want pastel color use less dye... these are bright !

  • Megan Reese

    > 24 hour

    Better than expected. Able to to dye 3 men adults size Medium shirts with original kit (not including refills) with some dye left over. Quality dye- wonderful instructions- it was my first time tie dying and it was very easy- also includes instructions for different methods of tie dying. So much fun- would highly recommend! Order this (I got the mermaid colors- beautiful!) you wont regret it!

  • BLMC

    > 24 hour

    Really excellent kit. I have not done this since I was a kid and Im having a blast. Super easy to use and great colors. Good for kids and adults

  • RVartist

    > 24 hour

    I’m impressed at how easy these dyes were to use. Even more impressed as the brightness of the colors. Liked them so much I bought refills and am waiting for more t shirts so I can dye more.

  • Julia Merk

    > 24 hour

    The colors were perfect and exactly what I wanted. The green was a little more bright green than I expected but I only let the dye sit for 10-20 minutes because I wanted the colors more subdued. Overall I really like this color pack and recommend it for sure. PS I am wearing shorts lol they just arent seen.

  • Tisha Noyes

    > 24 hour

    Color ran a bit realized it looks better if you dye the shirt inside out... first time in years doing tie dye

  • Carrie

    > 24 hour

    Waited a full 24 hours before rinsing and washing and nearly all of the color faded or washed out completely. Followed the directions exactly. Dont waste your money.

  • cowand

    > 24 hour

    I thought these colors meshed really well together. For some reason the lavender looks gray in my pictures but in person, it is just a very pale lavender with no gray undertones. These colors worked because they didn’t blend and get muddy like the other Tulip kits I’ve purchased. I’m not sure if that’s the colors or just me being careful not to oversaturate or mix colors. The Aegean Sea color that looks gray in the stock photos is actually a lovely sea green color. It’s like if army green and teal got together and had a baby, that baby would be named Aegean Sea. I am pleased with this kit. I only left the dye on for one hour because I heard that it makes the colors look more pastel. And I wanted a softer tie dye. Honestly I can’t tell a difference in that strategy. The turquoise and purple are as vibrant as the turquoise and purple I’ve left on for 12-24 hours in previous tie dye projects. I’ve been tie dying shirts all summer going through this craze with my kids, and one recommendation I have is that you treat your fabric with soda ash prior to dying. Buy a pound of it on Amazon for about $8, put the whole pound in a bucket of mop bucket water, and let your shirts sit in it for 30 minutes. Take shirts out and wring them out completely, then dye fabric immediately while damp. I swear the soda ash makes the colors so much more vibrant! My first tie dye project I did not do the soda ash and my colors were very dull. Almost like a tie dye shirt you’ve owned for 15 years. Just kinda bland. The soda ash really works and I’m honestly not sure how but it makes a noticeable difference. I also have been letting the shirts soak in vinegar after dying and rinsing, but vinegar doesn’t do anything to make the colors set or stay. It’s a wasted step. My shirts come out vibrant and stay that way for many washings regardless if I “set” the final product with vinegar or not! Have fun! Swirl pattern is the easiest. Crumple is cool but you have to be careful to not really mix the colors as you’re applying the dye all over. I strategically placed the dye all over but was careful not to overlap colors. Overlapping a bit is ok but too much makes the final product a big ole blob of mixed colors. Sounds cool except the colors will not be the colors you bought. Fuchsia and green will somehow make a dark muddy violet. Turquoise and purple will make a murky navy violet. It’s best to try the swirl or some sort of stripe pattern where the colors stay separate.

  • Angel Ciarra

    > 24 hour

    Our shirts came out great and the dye was super easy to use. Even our 3 year old had fun making her own shirt.

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