Purple is after, grey is before

Pants: old Levi’s 511, 71% cotton 28% poly, 1% elastane

Shirt: 100% cotton

Used 1 little bottle of Jacquard fiber reactive dye in raspberry with soda ash in a 3 gallon vat

I purchased these gloves with a different project in mind but I’m delighted to say they worked great for dyeing!

Pros: latex free, soft lining insulated my hands (I was dealing with HOT but not boiling water), rinsed clean of my fiber reactive dye, sizing was accurate, cost about $4, and my long nails didn’t puncture them

Cons: I wish they were elbow length but they extended about 6” up from my wrist

So I’m trying to dye my shirt for Halloween, but the literal panels of my shirt came out different colours when I submerged the entire shirt😢I was planning to dye the shirt again, but I think the colours will always be lighter and darker than each other.

Is there anyway I can fix this though??

I want to dye faded pink 100% cotton lining; close weave linen (?) front Roman shades to a dark 124 Burgundy Procion. I do not want to untie the curtains and don't care if the cotton strings are also dyed. I was envisioning just dunking the wetted shades in a plastic tub. In reading these posts the soda Ash appears to be a protectent for future washing (clothes), and I will not have the need to wash. Can I skip the soda step? Just add the salt? The two shades will be right next to each other (French doors) so I need to insure that they are identical. I have a 23oz jar of dye. How do I measure an adquent amount of dye? First time dyer. Any answers/tips appreciated.

5 year old cashmere sweater ended up with brown patches. I dyed it with dark brown hot dye by miyacozome on 40 degree celcius water bath I put it on the stove but I was distracted and there's this patch after I dried my sweater. Should I try to re-dye it?

Context, these jeans were indigo (I don’t have before pictures unfortunately) material is 99% cotton 1% elastane.

I used 1 round of Dylon machine dye in intense black, but the indigo is still showing through - I’ve heard it’s a pretty strong dye in itself.

Do you reckon I should either…

1) try again with another black dye pod

2) try some colour remover to remove the black and indigo dyes and start again

Or 3) secret third option I haven’t thought of??

Efficiency and budget are big factors as well.

Any advice you guys have would be much appreciated!

This is a 100% cotton king-sized quilt that I picked up from the thrift store. I love the quality, but dislike the pink/white. I’m ok with the color pink, but the pink+white just reminds me of a candy cane…

What color could I dye it in for an alternative color scheme?

Thoughts?

(issue solved! i looked at some info on the seller site and the dye ended up being compatible)

I have a red and white jacket that I want to dye yellow, but only the white accent parts need to be dyed. Will the yellow dye in any way effect the red? (or at least in a way that'll make it look bad) I'm fairly familiar with how colors work as an artist, but I felt like i should ask just in case. thanks!

for more context the fiber is 70% polyester 30% cotton, i plan on using RIT dyemore but i have a feeling people here will have other recommendations, it doesn't need to be top tier expensive stuff though cause its a quick project for Halloween.

I was wondering how to get this neon polyester jacket to be not as bright or if it even would be possible to dye it brown or black? I don’t think that the boiling method is an option because it is quilted, but could a texstyle spray work?