Do you think this would be enough do dye 12 shirts ranging in sizes- 1 Lg, 1 Md, 3 Sm, 1 YLG, 2 YMED, 1 YSm, 2 4T, 1 2T?
181165
Yes and no. Just depends on how you die. If you do one or two colors per shirt you'd have plenty! But just a tip. If you're trying to save die. Have a container under your shirt when you're applying the die so it catches the spilled die and you can put it back in the container if this is just you doing the project. But if this is a family or group craft I would buy two just to be safe. I hope this helps! :)
1145004
I don't think so. If it were me I would buy bigger containers of just the bright fun colors. This kit did 4 t-shirts and 6 napkin size pieces of cloth.
496977
The shirts run about 10" X 12" and those you can fold in half by hand to 10" by 6". I have not done pants yet nor towels. Haven't done towels yet as they seem pretty thick for the folder. Hand towels would be great though. Depending upon the thickness of the fabric, you can get the shirts to 9 1/2" by 11 1/2". One can play with it to see the best configuration for the clothes. Apologize for taking so long on this reply, but it's a busy time of year. Happy New Year to you and yes, I still recommend the MiracleFold Laundry Folder.
1766969
I have 4 more of the paisley. I will put them on. I might can get more than that if you need more.
194325
Yes! I had to use 2 bottles when my hair was shoulder-length and beyond with any of the home hair dye kits.
521040
Probably a little more over a dozen? Depends on how much of it you use. I layer it on pretty thinly.
1391932
I haven't done on myself. I've dyed a lot of different types of cotton fabrice with great success with this kit. Thicker fabrice take a lot more dye and sometimes a re-dye depending on the effect you want. Hope this helps. Good luck and have fun!!
578360
I haven't even set mine up, due to illness in my family! But, if you had 30-06 dyes, I would assume you could, but you might want to contact the manufacture and find out, sorry!
891101
I bought two big boxes to make different colors. There was some left over but not much. If you want more colors you could do little boxes but I'd stick with fewer colors and do big boxes.
892929
I think these would work well for tie dye. The label is very faint and should not interfere.
794610
I don't see why not...I've used it on a denim shirt; it will just take a little longer to dry.
1659009
i think 1 can (which it comes with), and 1 vial of paint for each colour SHOULD be enough. But, as you may know, these kits are super unreliable, and thusly leads to wasted propellant due to frustration and testing.
1305382
Yes it includes everything you need except clothing. However depending on how many shirts you are dyeing and the pattern you might want some more rubber bands.
1748588
Basically anything on the color wheel. We made green, purple, orange, and different variations of blue when we did our party. We used 5 gallon buckets and probably made over 40 shirts out of list packet, we didn't have much use for the black though
1834712
I would think not. With the small space allotted for the very small cartridges that it is equipped for, I doubt it would support a bulk system. If you are planning on doing several large prints w/a lot of ink, look elsewhere. These cartridges are tiny and get used up way too quickly. Especially considering how expensive they are. I does do excellent prints and would be good for amateurs. But if you're a pro, you need something that can handle mass productions. As for dye based inks, I'm not familiar with those, sorry.
782597
I would color test the items in a small area first but with London Fog the fabric should be colorfast. It should work great.
133536
hard question to answer. If I was you, I would buy a range of colours and try them out one by one