Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit Tulip Fabric Dye Open Stock 21764 Fdy Opstk Black 3/36

Perfect for small projects to cover stains on perfectly good white clothing.

It’s not black black. More like grey. Did the pre soak and after care and still not great.

Followed instructions. Let it rest extra. Washed right out. Left a grey blue tint. Even tried a second time, thinking I had messed up and got the same results. Waste of $ on the dye AND the items I bought to use.

I think this was a little bit overpriced and truthfully it only finishes part of one project but in the end it turned out very nice. It’s more of a grey than a black but I like it that way. There were a few specks of yellow and pink in my final project but I believe that I just didn’t mix it enough. So make sure to shake it more than you think!

I used this liquid dye as a soke method. I used a white 100% cotton tshirt. I soked the shirt in soda ash fir 20 min. before dying. After soaking for 24 hours. I rinsed and washed the shirt out. I feel it is more of a ingego color. Not as dark as I was hoping or what was in the picture.

I followed the directions, and the color was incredible prior to the rinse. We had dyed red, white, and blue. The red faded to more of a pink. The colors were so vibrant before the rinse, so we were bummed after dying 8 different shirts.

Almost fades away after only 1 wash and I followed all directions.

I followed the directions exactly and the dye did not hold. The shirt ended up very faded.

Tried to dye my red trainers black and ... nada, nothing, zilch. After soaking for eight hours my shoes were utterly and heartbreakingly exactly the same.

Im trying to tye-die pants. Left the dye on overnight and when i washed out the color it turned blue/navy instead of black. I bought Rit dye and it came out better.