Jacquard Idye Natural Crimson Fabric Dye For Cotton & Natural Fibres from B&Q

Jacquard

VIBRANT COLOUR TRANSFORMATION: Revitalise faded garments and breathe new life into your wardrobe. This Crimson iDye powder delivers rich, uniform colour to natural fabrics including cotton, linen, rayon, and silk. Ideal for upcycling old clothes or customising new items, it transforms textiles with a consistent, long-lasting hue. One 14g packet is suitable for colouring 1-1.3kg of dry fabric. SIMPLIFIES YOUR DYEING PROCESS: The dissolvable packet makes dyeing textiles straightforward. Simply drop the entire packet into a hot water dyebath with salt or vinegar, add your fabric, and maintain a simmer to achieve your desired shade. This convenient design eliminates messy powders and ensures the dye distributes evenly for consistent results. Follow the included instructions for stovetop application. UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL: Perfect for a wide range of textile art and craft projects. Use this versatile fabric dye for creating custom t-shirts, refreshing home linens like cushion covers and napkins, or exploring techniques such as immersion dyeing. Its concentrated powder formula provides a strong base colour that can be used for solid shades or as part of a multi-colour design, offering flexibility for your creative ideas. OPTIMISED FOR NATURAL FABRICS: This dye is specifically formulated to bond with cellulosic and protein fibres. It achieves deep, saturated colour on cotton, linen, silk, rayon, and viscose. For blended materials, the final shade will vary depending on the percentage of synthetic content. Always pre-wash your material to remove any sizing or finishes, which ensures unobstructed dye uptake and a more uniform colour distribution. DELIVERS CONSISTENT COLOUR RESULTS: Jacquard iDye is developed for dependability in home dyeing projects. The 14g packet contains the dye and a salt-based fixative agent. For cotton, linen, and rayon, add one cup of non-iodised salt to the dyebath. For silk, add 1/3 cup of white vinegar instead. This simple step ensures proper colour setting on different types of natural fibres when all instructions are followed.