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Should I use hot or cold water to dye fabric?
Be sure to use the hottest water possible for your fabric so all the dye powder will dissolve.
How does original color of fabric affect the end result?
Suppose you want to tie dye the fabric a darker color. In that case, we recommend using a dye color within the same color family as the existing color on the fabric (i.e., from Light Pink to Fuchsia). Any color outside of the color family may turn muddy or brown. Remember, color mixing rules will apply.
Do I have to add salt to dye fabrics?
Fabric Dye Pods and Permanent Fabric Dyes encourage the use of salt to improve color vibrancy. See instructions for exact measurements. Salt is essential as it helps make the fibers of your fabric more receptive to the dyes, improving color intensity and consistency.
How to clean my washing machine after using dye pods?
Remove the fabric, add detergent, and run an empty cycle to remove any remaining dye traces.
How do I get dye off my hands or skin?
The dye will eventually wear off, but if you don't want to wait, try a heavy-duty soap like Lava Soap.
Can I dye my Stanley cup?
Our dyes are brightest and last the longest on natural fabrics. However, we're all about creative experimentation and new dye application methods. Since our dyes are not food-grade, we don't recommend using our dyes on substrates that may come in contact with food.
What if I accidentally inhale or ingest some dye powder?
Inhaling a little bit of tie-dye powder might turn the inside of your nose or tongue the color of the dye, and it may cause some irritation. Remove as much dye as possible with running water, and get medical attention if irritation persists. If swallowed, contact a poison control center or doctor immediately. Do not induce vomiting. If in the eyes, rinse with water for 15 minutes. If on the skin, rinse well with water.
What is Puff Paint?
Puff Paint is the new Tulip branded name for Tulip dimensional fabric paint, but it is the same great product. Tulip Puff Paint comes in various finishes, including Shiny, Glow-in-the-Dark, Glitter, Metallic, Matte, Iridescent, and Puffy. Puff Paint can be used on almost every surface, such as fabrics, canvas, rocks, picture frames, wood, cardboard, posterboard, phone cases, glass, ceramics, and other craft surfaces. Please note that if you purchased the Puffy paint finish, you get a bonus feature! Allow the product to dry thoroughly, and then apply steam from a household iron to activate a larger-than-life cloud-like effect. You will know it's done when the paint changes from glossy to matte. Next Question
What is Tulip Puff Paint used for?
Puff Paint is used to accent designs, like outlining or writing names (for personalization). Go ahead and add a little dimension to your project!
What is the difference between Tulip Slick and Tulip Puffy paint?
Tulip Puff Paint is our term for any dimensional paint product offered in our line. Our product line is available in over seven different finishes, from Slick (Gloss) to Matte, Metallics to Glitter, and even Glow-in-the-Dark! If you purchased the finish Puffy. You have a bonus feature to explore. "Puffy" is a cloud-like dimensional fabric paint finish that requires steam from an iron to add an extra dimension to the final result. You are welcome!
How do I unclog the tip of my puff paint bottle?
Remove the tip, rinse in warm water and poke a T-pin down through the hole making an opening wide enough for the paint to flow through. If you simply poke a pin through the tip, without removing the clog, the clog will find its way to the tip again.
Can I wash my project after applying Puff Paint?
Yes, Puff Paint should be left to dry flat for 4 hours. Wait 72 hours before washing. Turn inside out and wash in warm water on a gentle cycle with mild soap. Line dry for ultimate protection.
