Powder dye

Make your own DIY natural holi powder from scratch with cornstarch and fruits & vegetables!

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Make your own colored powder

After the Kool aid tie dye did NOT work, I looked again to the internet to find a way to make tie dye shirts without a kit. (because I still could not find any kits or fabric dyes here in Japan) I came across a few blogs and youtube videos about using acrylic paints. Below is what I did. First you collect your materials... Then Mix 1 part acrylic paint to 1 part rubbing alcohol. Start mixing. I just used a plastic spoon with plastic containers. At first it will be gloppy. This is the alcohol…

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When it comes to learning how to ice dye, can you use liquid dyes that are frozen, and are you supposed to? Read this article to ensure that you understand everything there is to know about ice dyeing, using liquid dyes, using powder dyes, the steps involved, and how to find great ice dye kits that take the guesswork out of being a newbie.

Learn how to make natural dyes for fabric using ingredients that you already have around! Have fun experimenting to get beautiful colors and shades!

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Suncore's Supercolor Powders are plant-based and crazy bright—far and away the best brand of natural food coloring we've tried.