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dying jeans

BillMcErlane · 2010-12-11 22:10:30

I have a pair of red jeans that are super bright, I wanna do one of two things take the brightness out of them or darken them a bit. So I was thinking the easiest way to do it would be do like a black overdye? Anyone know the best way to do this and where to pick up the dye?

11-12-2010 10:10pm

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BillMcErlane

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I have a pair of red jeans that are super bright, I wanna do one of two things take the brightness out of them or darken them a bit. So I was thinking the easiest way to do it would be do like a black overdye? Anyone know the best way to do this and where to pick up the dye?

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#2 11-12-2010 10:22pm

purplepapillon

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I tried dying some cotton trouser purple one time (I was a teenager at the time) and it worked. I think I put them in the wash cycle twice with a bit of this stuff I bought (where, alas, I cannot remember). I would try Hickeys. The ladies there know a lot about sewing, fabrics, temperatures to wash and iron at etc They're super

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