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PASTEL (all in 1 dye)

10 grams

£4.75

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Achieve whisper soft pastel shades on fibre & yarn with this "all in one" acid dye

These are an "all in one" acid dye. The fixative is already included, so you do not need to use any additional Ammonium Sulphate, Citric Acid, or vinegar. There are lots of colours or get creative and mix them up! Vary the dye strength for lighter shades. Easy to use on the hob or in the microwave using a variety of dyeing techniques.

Comes in a 10g re-sealable packet with a handy free spoon included to make up 1 litre of a 1% strength dye stock solution. If you are not sure how to prepare a 1% solution see our dyers help page.

Dye strength guide per 100g of fibre or yarn...

Approx 6g or 600ml of a 1% dye stock solution
Use down to 2 grams to achieve lighter shades

Designed for dyeing wool, nylon, silk and other protein fibres such as angora, mohair, and cashmere (please read our disclaimer below).

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See our dyers help page...

We have prepared a help page with some tips & techniques for you here

What will & won't it dye?

Suitable for dyeing protein (animal) fibres such as wool, alpaca, feathers, silk & also nylon (as long as is it really IS nylon!) Please read our dyes disclaimer below.

Not suitable for plant (vegetable) fibres such as cotton, hemp, flax, bamboo, and not acrylics and most other man made fibres.

Disclaimer (please read)

Our instructions & advice is limited to the dyeing of combed fibre top and spun yarn - not items of clothing etc. We do not guarantee results or colours nor do we accept responsibility for the outcome of your dyeing. Always test first especially where the results are more critical.

Please note that the colours shown on the colour cards will differ depending on screen settings and that they should be used as a guide only.