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Sunshine Orange

April 15 2020

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In preparation for Dios de Los Muertos celebrations, @hauz.and.co dyed 4 bags of cornhusks using Cocoa Brown and the Ripe Mango color formula to create this stunning floral background for her Ofrenda, a true labor of love. ❤️✨

Using our Back to Black kit, @minimalistmachinist brought her #MothWingCapelet to life for this Pepper Goth Moth Cape perfect for Halloween. 🖤 According to Rachael, “the peppered moth evolved quickly to via natural selection to camouflage itself against the soot during the Industrial Revolution in (her) home city of Manchester, England.”

Doilies gone goth 🖤🕸️🕷️ #diy #howto #explorepage #halloweendecor #tutorial #spookyseason #easydiy

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Can Rit Dye….Cork? 🤔 Let’s test it out on this Red Wine + Blue DIY frame 🍷💙✨

Wine corks are made from the bark of the cork oak tree—which means they’re made of wood. And since our non-toxic dyes are water-based, it allows the natural texture to show through, acting like a stain. Just like wood stain, you can layer Rit Dye to build up the opacity. Plus, since cork and wood absorb the dye, the colors won’t chip or peel like paint. Here are some tips on how to repurpose and upcycle your wine cork collection:

🍾 The corks will want to float, so it’s important to stir to get even coverage. Or place something on top to weigh the cork down. We stacked another container on top and weighed it down to keep them fully submerged.

🍾 Cork is very porous so allow them to fully dry before using them for projects, we left them to dry overnight.

🍾 If you’re short a few corks, the craft store typically carries them but it’s also a great excuse to pop some champagne 😅

🍾 Make sure you’re working with natural cork. For synthetic cork, you’ll need DyeMore and a higher dyebath temperature.

#diy #howto #explorepage #fourthofjulydecor #diyhomedecor #redwhiteandblue

Can Rit Dye black fabric into another color? @itsbrittcarter found this dress in black but wanted it in her #coolsummerpalette instead. So she used the Color Remover then over dyed it using a custom mix of Indigo and Hyacinth 💙🪻

Make sure to check out our color formulas “collections” for the latest color trends—we just added Summer, Spring, Autumn and Winter Seasonal Color Palettes so you can upcycle your wardrobe to match your season all year long ✨

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From 🍄‍🟫🪵 to 🍄✨ Felt like something was missing from this cute wooden mushroom desk lamp. ❤️ Here are some tips for dyeing wood 👇

🍄 Because Rit is a water-based dye (and not a heavy oil-based stain), it allows the natural wood grain to show through, adding depth and texture to the finished project.

🍄 Since wood and wicker absorb dye, the colors won’t chip or peel like paint.

🍄 Pine and wicker are soft and absorbent, requiring fewer coats of dye versus oak and cherry, which are hardwoods that may require several coats.

🍄 Sand unfinished wood lightly and wipe clean.

🍄 For finished wood, strip paint, varnish or wax from the item. Scrape and sand surface until smooth and wipe clean with a tack cloth.

🍄 For a softer look, wet the wood or wicker and then let it dry for 15 minutes before dyeing.

🍄 To seal wood, apply one or two coats of polyurethane using a new foam or bristle brush. Lightly rub with steel wool, or use #220 grit fine sandpaper between coats and remove dust and filings with a tack cloth.

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#diy #homedecor #howto #explore #summerdecor #mushroomlove

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