2 PACK Viktoria Fabric Dye +1 Flick Dyes Textile Dyeing DIY Garment Tie Cotton Nylon Multi-Function Pigment f |

2 PACK Viktoria Fabric Dye +1 Flick Dyes Textile Dyeing DIY Garment Tie Cotton Nylon Multi-Function Pigment f |

2 PACK Viktoria Fabric Dye +1 PACK Flick Fabric Dyes Textile Dyeing DIY Garment Tie Dyeing Cotton Nylon Multi-Function Pigment for Old Garment Renovation Fixing all old/new textiles and household items Dyeing Fabric dye

10/20G Fabric Dyes Textile Dyeing DIY Garment Tie Dyeing Cotton Nylon Multifunctional Pigment for Old Clothes Renovation
beige light
leaden clear
light navy
dark orange off
blouse blue
cyan color
emerald
olive
burnt coffee
blossom
khaki
oil color
tobacco color

What you can use for perfect results, - Cotton - Linen - Silk - Wool - Viscose - Nylon - Combed Cotton - Satin - Wood - Plastic
Fabrics containing polyester cannot be dyed with powder fabric dyes due to their fiber structure.

Viktoria Fabric Dye Emerald 2Pk+Flick Fixation 1Pk
Usage Method: Melt the paint with hot water. Pour into a wide container filled with warm water. Add a Spoon of Salt. Wet the Fabric You Will Paint Well. Put it in the dyeing pot you have prepared. Boil for 30-40 minutes by stirring. Turn off the fire and let it cool down. Rinse your dyed fabric by shaking it well. Mix it by adding a flick to the water heated to 30 degrees. Add 30 minutes by throwing it into the dyed and rinsed fabric. Rinse in cold water and hang without wringing. Caution: Put a Spoon of Vinegar on Nylon and Woolen Fabrics During Boiling. Do Not Put Vinegar on Red and Yellow Colors. Dyeing Method in Automatic Washing Machine: Put a Spoon of Salt and Vinegar to the Second Detergent Section. Put a pack of Flick Fabric Dye Fixing Drug in the Softener Section and run it at 80 degrees in Program A. Hang Without Squeezing.

Victoria Washing Machine
1. Remove stain stains on clothing before dyeing. This will help achieve uniform color results when painting. Wash the prewash agent in warm, soapy water. This helps to remove any surfaces that may interfere with paint absorption.

2. Set the water temperature to the hottest setting possible and run a wash cycle of at least 30 minutes or longer. The longer the product is in the paint, the darker the colors will be.

3. Wear rubber gloves, mix VICTORIA FABRIC DYE with very hot water in a plastic bowl. Melt it well.

4. In a separate container, when dyeing natural fibers such as cotton or linen, dissolve 1 cup of salt in 4 cups of very hot water. If you are dyeing silk or nylon, mix 1 cup of vinegar with 2 to 4 cups of hot tap water.

5. Add 1 teaspoon of dishwashing liquid to support level staining.

6. Start the loop.

7. Pour the dye solution into the dispenser. Then pour the salt or vinegar solution. Rinse the dispenser thoroughly with another 4 glasses of hot tap water.

8. Pour FISKE FABRIC DYE FIXER into the softener section to increase color and reduce color bleeding. For 1 pack of Viktoria, use 1 pack of flicks.

9. Wash the item again in warm water with mild detergent.

10. To clean the washing machine: Wipe the inside of the door and pour some bleach from the inside dispenser (if available) as dyes can get into these areas. Then fill the washer to the highest water level and select the hottest water temperature setting. Add detergent with 2 cups of chlorine bleach and run a full wash cycle with 3 old towels.

Viktoria Boiling Method
1. To determine how much paint is needed, weigh the item to be painted on a food scale or estimate the weight. Generally, one pack of VICTORIA FABRIC DYE will dye 200 grams of dry fabric. If you are trying to achieve a much darker color when painting, double the paint ratio.

2. If you are in doubt whether your fabric will accept dye or achieve the color you want, we recommend testing a swatch first.

3. Remove any stains from the garment before dyeing. This will help achieve uniform color results when painting. Wash the prewash agent in warm, soapy water. This helps to remove any surfaces that may interfere with paint absorption.

4. Cover the stove with a plastic tablecloth and have paper towels handy to protect against potential spills.

5. Use rubber gloves to protect hands from getting stained and insulate them when working with hot water.

6. Fill a stainless steel pan with just enough water to allow the fabric to move freely. Turn off the pot on the stove and the lukewarm water just below boiling (95°C or greater).

7. To increase color: (1) add a cup of salt when dyeing fabrics containing cotton, rayon, ramie or linen; (2) Add a glass of vinegar when dyeing fabrics containing nylon, silk or wool. Add 1 teaspoon of dishwashing liquid to support level staining.

8. When the water begins to boil, add dye and mix well.

9. Wet the item you are going to paint and add it to the paint bath.

10. Mix gently and continuously. The first 10 minutes are the most critical. Blending helps ensure an even color without smudging.

11. The item can remain in the dyebath from 10 minutes to an hour. Keep the fabric in the dyebath for at least 30 minutes to ensure full color pick-up. Nylon tends to dye much faster and much darker than other fibres, so less time is needed in the dyebath.

12. When the desired color is achieved, remove it from the dyebath. The fabric will appear darker when wet and will lighten a little more as it dries. Squeeze out excess paint.

13. Rinse in lukewarm water and then gradually cool the water until the rinse water is clear.

14. Wash in lukewarm water with a mild detergent, rinse and dry

Viktoria Bucket Or Sink Method
1. To determine how much paint is needed, weigh the item to be painted on a food scale or estimate the weight. In general, a pack of VICTORIA FABRIC DYE dyes 200 grams of dry fabric. If you're trying to get a very bold color, double the amount of paint.

2. If you are in doubt whether your fabric will accept dye or achieve the color you want, we recommend testing a swatch first.

3. Remove any stains from the garment before dyeing. This will help achieve uniform color results when painting. Wash the prewash agent in warm, soapy water. This helps to remove any surfaces that may interfere with paint absorption.

4. Cover the work area with a plastic tablecloth and use handy paper towels to protect against potential spills.

5. Use rubber gloves to protect hands from getting stained and insulate them when working with hot water.

6. Fill a plastic bowl or stainless steel sink with enough water to allow the fabric to move freely. The water should ideally be 60ºC. If the tap water is not hot enough, heat the water on the stove and add it to the dyebath.

7. To increase color: (1) add a cup of salt when dyeing fabrics containing cotton, rayon, ramie or linen; (2) Add a glass of vinegar when dyeing fabrics containing nylon, silk or wool.

8. Add 1 teaspoon of dishwashing liquid to promote level staining.

9. Thoroughly dissolve the powder coating in very hot water in a plastic container.

10. Pour the dissolved powder dye into the dyebath and mix well.

11. Test the color by dipping a paper towel into the dyebath. If the color is too light, add more dye. If the color is too dark, add more water.

12. Wet the item you are going to paint and add it to the paint bath.

13. Stir gently and continuously. The first 10 minutes are the most critical. Blending helps ensure an even color without smudging.

14. The item can remain in the dyebath from 10 minutes to one hour. Keep the fabric in the dyebath for at least 30 minutes to allow the color to fully set. Nylon tends to dye much faster and much darker than other fibres, so less time is needed in the dyebath.

15. When the desired color is achieved, remove it from the dyebath. The fabric will appear darker when wet and will become lighter as it dries.

16. Use FISKE FABRIC DYE FIXER immediately after dyeing and before washing by following these instructions to enhance color and reduce color bleeding.

17. Rinse in cold water until the rinse water begins to run clear.

18. Wash in warm water with a mild detergent, rinse and dry.