DYLON Hand Dye, Fabric Dye Sachet for Clothes, Soft Furnishings and Projects, 50 g - Vintage Blue

Vintage blue is a lovely pale blue, I have used other colours too & they are a true to the shade on the packet on cotton fabrics maybe slightly paler on non cotton,easy to follow instructions, pleased with the result.

Great results using this dye easy to follow instructions and colour true to shown.

The product was good , good coverage on a small bleach stain , i needed to apply directly to the stain to get full coverage whilst damp .I’ve given it 4 stars only because the colour was slightly darker than I needed which had nothing to do with the product

This product may not cover all stains

This is absolutely useless. I followed the instructions exactly, and I dyed a 100% cotton shirt. The shirt was light blue, and it had a couple of bleached spots from stain remover on it, that I wanted to cover up. The dye did absolutely nothing. The shirt is still exactly the same shade of blue as it was before, and the stains are still white. I was prepared for the stains to still be visible, but I was hoping dying it would at least make the colour a little more uniform. It is hard to see in the picture, but the stains are still completely white, and the rest of the shirt is exactly the same colour as it was before. Aside from it not working at all, it was super hard work to stir it continuously for 15 minutes, and then every 5 minutes for 45 minutes. I won't buy hand dye again (couldn't find machine dye in a blue shade that I liked). The one good thing about this dye is that it didn't stain anything else either... Not the bowl I mixed the dye in, not the sink, not even my white kitchen cabinets or my rubber gloves. Very easy to just rinse away. Shame it doesn't even stick to fabric...

After doing exactly as instructed on the packet I now have a tye dye top not a nice even colour. Not a good dye to use

The dye took well - was a bit brighter than I had expected but worked really well

Perfect

This shade is a very light blue, not neon or anything, but a soft toned down blue. I used in tie dying, I used this shade on extra fabric that wasn't "tied", it blended well because it's a soft shade. Would buy again and maybe dye an entire garment this colour.

I didn’t entirely follow the directions as the color I choose was already pretty pale. I used less water, dried the panels and then rinsed them. This tiny packet dyed 3 really thin cotton panels. Probably wouldn’t dyed larger weight than specified on the instructions but I’ve always used dylon and this pale blue wasn’t difficult to use. Came out a pretty pale color similar to bleached denim

Was not the light blue colour, I tried diluting the colour but no matter what is was more of a true blue/royal blue than the light shade on the package.

I’ve only used this one time, but wow!!! Really made my navy blue doll’s coat blue! Beautiful color. I used stove top method and I think that helped too. No streaks! Not one! Just perfect blue color on cotton fabric. I also dyed a felt coat too. The very hot water caused a bit of shrinking, but it’s a lovely color blue!!!

Received this item yesterday at around 3:45pm it arrived in the mail.. I followed the instructions step-by-step on the back, and it was fairly easy to follow, and also execute, although somewhat laboring:-P.. I picked this color as it was as close to the color as I could find online, and also because of the price.. and although it doesn't directly indicate anywhere on the package how much fabric it can treat, or how much gallons or liters you should use it in?(I mean as a guideline to achieve maximum effectiveness, and to more closely reach the exact color as is indicated)..However it 'does say' in the tips on the bottom; that it treats 1/2 pound of fabric, or otherwise a large shirt. Which gives you somewhat of an idea of what concentration or kind/size of pan or container to treat your fabric of your choice in. I personally was attempting to (unknowingly) dye a 100% cotton white fitted sheet, and also the 100% cotton white top sheet to go with it, in a bin of about 8 gallons of water, and about 6 TBSP of salt, and I ended up with a very faint pale blue(which will have to do for now:-)..Therefore- due to my results, and experience; I would only suggest to someone that orders this item, that if you are in fact dying a sheet, or something as large or weighs around the same as a sheet, you should probably order 2 of the same color to get the color you desire, or even 3 to be on the safe side, then accordingly of course just double the indicated amount of ingredients in the instructions. Also, I would like to mention you can sort of gauge how dark the fabric is going to be after about 15 minutes into the dye treatment. But to be sure it is dyed through-out, keep periodically mixing it.