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Fabric Dying

  • 12-12-2014 3:56pm
    #1
    PDD
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    Hi Folks,

    Just wondering if anyone here knows of somewhere that offers a fabric dying service. I have some DIY projects which are polycotton clothes and wool clothes to dye but not the necessary equipment to do it. Any suggestions welcome.

    Regards,

    Dave


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    You could dye them at home using the Dylon fabric dyes, either by hand or with the washing machine, depending on what type you get. They have dyes for both ''normal'' fabrics and delicate ones. I think you can buy them in chemists too. Obviously, it all depends on how much stuff you have to dye...

    Alternatively, try talking to someone in a big dry-cleaners', they may know of someone who does it professionally.


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