Jacquard

Jacquard Natural iDye

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  • The Basics

    Jacquard iDye Natural makes dyeing natural fabrics in a washing machine or stovetop a breeze. This hot water dye leaves fabrics bright and vivid.

  • The Benefits

    Comes in a no mess packet. Simply throw the entire packet in water and let it dissolve. 

  • The Uses

    Ideal for natural fabrics.

  • The Pro Tip

    There are also two laundry aids: Color Remover, which will remove or lighten a color and brighten whites; and Sun Blocker, which when added to the wash cycle will penetrate clothing and will block harmful UV rays from the sun.

  • The Specs

    Available in 30 different vibrant colors. The iDye packets come in 14 gram packages and will dye 2 to 3 pounds of fabric.

For best results:

Prewash garment to remove any sizings, softeners or finishes.

Use the stove top method for dark colors (black, brown or olive) or very intense colors (bright yellow, reds).

Use constant agitation for uniform color.

Note: utensils and pot for dyeing should not be used for food.

Top load washing machine method:

Fill washing machine with just enough water for the fabric to move freely.

Add the iDye soluble dye. Agitate for 30 seconds to dissolve packet.

Add one cup (237 ml.) of salt for cotton, linen and rayon.

Add 1/3 cup (78 ml.) of white vinegar for silk and wool.

Add pre-wetted fabric.

Extend the dyeing time by resetting the wash cycle before the rinse cycle begins.

The longer the dyeing time, the darker the color and better the fixation.

Wash the garment with a mild detergent and dry.

Front load washing machine method:

Follow top load method, except add everything to beginning of cycle.

Stove top method:

Fill a stainless steel or enamel pot with just enough hot water for the fabric to move freely. Turn on medium to high heat.

Add the iDye soluble dye packet to water and stir.

Add pre-wet garments and raise temperature to a simmer.

Add one cup (237 ml.)of salt for cotton, linen and rayon.

Add 1/3 cup (78 ml.) of white vinegar for silk and wool. Avoid pouring directly onto fabric.

Maintain temperature and stir frequently for ½ hour.

Wash the garment with a mild detergent and dry.

For polyester blends:

Choose an iDye Poly color closest to the iDye color you are dyeing and add both packets to dye bath.

Follow stove top method. Allow dye mixture to come to a simmer for ½ to 1 hour.