I did, I collected all mismatched napkins and made them all part of one big blue family.

I used this little tub to dye 600gr worth of fabric and the colour is really intense, I’m really really happy with the result.

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All you do is wet your fabric – I ran a short rinse cycle in the washing machine – then you you peel the packaging off and put the plastic container (there’s a little foil tub you need to remove from the top) upright on top of your wet clothes in the machine… and ran a 40C degree cycle.  Then you ran the same cycle with your normal detergent to remove any excess dye but I didn’t notice any difference in colour at the end of the two wash.  It’s recommended you ran another cycle on empty to prevent any accidents too.

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And voila’.

The best colour is on old linen napkins…

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Sometimes you get a surprise when the thread used is obviously polyester thread…

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I had made these napkins from black and white fat quarters I knew I’d never use… they’re so much better now I might make some more just so I can dye them.

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More random things that don’t look so random anymore.

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Blue is such a wonderful colour.

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One thought on “– 2018/188 – … blue…

  1. Deb Cox says:

    Yeah Monica. Well done. I think that your idea was brilliant.
    And yes, blue is gorgeous and suits anytime of year…………
    Lush and gorgeous.

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