Instruction
1
You need any black paint for fabric. Carefully read the manufacturer's recommendations to determine the amount of paint needed to achieve your desired color.
2
Pour the powdered dye in a small basin. Add the hot water. And leave the mixture for some time for complete dissolution of the paint.
3
Then, following the manufacturer's recommendations, add the required amount of water (in most cases 12 l). Stir well the paint in the water. Use warm water - it is safe for the fabric and so advises the majority of producers of paints.
4
Put your jeans in the basin. Constantly rinse them in solution for a uniform distribution of dye throughout the tissue. The duration of staining depends on the depth of color you want to achieve, and the directions on the package. Basically, it takes up to one hour of time.
5
Remove the jeans from the water. Rinse them a few times first in warm, then in cold water, while after rinsing it will not remain clear.
6
Wash jeans in the washing machine. Use warm water and a mild detergent. Rinse in cold water.
Useful advice
The longer your jeans will soak in the colored water, the deeper will be the resulting coloring color.
A coloring procedure to produce the gloves.
When washing the jeans should be turned inside out, use only cold water or special detergents for clothes of black colors that retain color. This will help you slow down the process of getting the paint out of your jeans.
Using washing machine, choose a gentle wash cycle.
When washing jeans to preserve the color, you can add water, a little vinegar.
Do not soak jeans in very hot water and do not leave them in the pelvis more than 2 hours.
A coloring procedure to produce the gloves.
When washing the jeans should be turned inside out, use only cold water or special detergents for clothes of black colors that retain color. This will help you slow down the process of getting the paint out of your jeans.
Using washing machine, choose a gentle wash cycle.
When washing jeans to preserve the color, you can add water, a little vinegar.
Do not soak jeans in very hot water and do not leave them in the pelvis more than 2 hours.
