Can you tie dye these table cloths
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I don't know how well these would take dye. The price is right though, I would buy one and test it if you have the time.
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It is a wrinkle free, medium weight polyester fabric with the look of linen. It is not linen. I have never tried the dyeing a polyester fabric.
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Just to soak and dye the clothes not long maybe an hour or so, but it has to sit 24 hours with the dye on the clothing and then be washed out and dried. This is the best kit by far for tie dying by a long shot! I have experimented with a lot of kits and I love this one!
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I only have these in colors. I've never tie dyed but I've heard that cotton is the best fabric for this. These cases feel very soft after laundering so I assume they have a lot of polyester in them. I looked on the cases but could not find a tag that gave the breakdown of cotton/poly. If you have experience with dying synthetic fabrics you can certainly try it on these.
1013403
There are many different sizes including a round table cloth. They come in many colors. No ironing needed!
1391950
Yes, I have. I did however place some inexpensive non woven interfacing (a tablecloth would do) to make sure the colors did not bleed onto my finished item. They worked just fine. I did see no signs of bleeding but better safe than sorry.
553226
Yes. We already offer black, brown, white, red and burgundy. Give us a call if you can't find them 800-213-3021
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Yes, these tablecloths are almost indestructible! I wash mine in the washing machine and dry them in the dryer the first time to get the folds out...after that just throw them in the dryer to re-fluff unless they are soiled. Have never had anything stain the fabric including red wine!
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no you cant not color them , and hair is so thin that get very tangle with your hair , I don't recommend this hair at all it was a waste of money
807134
I am sure they can stain just like any other cotton fabric. So far, using them as dish towels I haven't had that problem.
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I don't know if they match because I have only purchased the table cloth not the fitted one...wish I could be more help. I have used the black table cloths now for several years and I wash them weekly - there is no fading and they look as good as the day I purchased them. They are excellent quality.
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Not sure about this, but depending on the pattern, you might be able to just dip-dye it another color.
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Yes, Rit Dye will work well with acrylic cloth. Just be aware that it often dyes acrylic fabrics more intensely than natural fibers, such as cotton or silk. The color comes out deeper and more vivid. For example, if you dye a shirt that is made from cotton cloth but uses acrylic or polyester thread, the thread will pick up more of the dye and will often be a shade, or several shades, darker in color than the surrounding fabric.
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Yes you can, just make sure the color mix look pretty together. Like a nice color scheme
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Hi, Amy, 'sorry for the delay in answering. I spoke with the teacher who managed the tie-dyeing with the children, who said she thought you would be able to use one kit. She based this on our use of the 3 oz. squirt bottles to help control the amounts per participant. We pre-loaded the little bottles (big ones come in the kit) so there was some of each color for each shirt, if wanted. Colors can be mixed, too, to make other colors. 2 kits might be better. I agree with lots of the answers you received. Some control over the amounts used will make the difference.
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I didn't stain but I painted them. I do believe they would come out very nice. Very good quality for a reasonable price. Enjoy
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Yes. We tye dyed them earlier in the summer and they still look good after many washings. They may look a little more faded than a 100% cotton t-shirt would, but as long as you really soak them with the dye and follow washing instructions, they should turn out fine.
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Some reviews mentioned them falling apart when washed, so you might want to avoid tie dying. We put cardboard inside and used colorful sharpie markers. Kids stenciled or drew their own thing. Then we gave them the choice to either leave them as they were or drip alcohol over the drawing. Markers then ran and gave an effect similar to tie dye. This is not the website I used but it looks even better. We only needed them for very light duty so it didn't matter that they were cheap. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=enISuVlmD6M