Learn to Overdye and Tie-Dye Flannel

[@jerrianngordillo-marty161]

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[@luvfeels]

awesome thank you !

[@Annie261.]

Make your own soda ash cheap. Heat regular baking soda for 1 hour 300°. You’re welcome.

[@JuliaSugarbaker]

@Annie261 Better yet, stead of buying Sodium BI Carbonate / Baking Soda, for around the same price, buy Sodium Carbonate ...., aka - Arm and Hammer Super Washing Soda. - YOU're welcome.

[@cfsmith2699]

Can you use the same bucket for all the shirts or does the solution needs to be changed every time.

[@sharonspangler8884]

Thanks for the question. You do need to rinse the bucket out each time.

[@mtblondie0036]

⁠I never changed mine and I had different colored flannels it did awesome!

[@lauriebieda4498]

Hi just found you I have been trying to use the jacquard acid dyes and they look awesome til I wash them and all the color goes away..yes I see soda ash,I don’t think they work at all,any ideas

[@MLedes-es2il]

Acid dyes are made for synthetic fibers only. For cotton, you want procion dyes.