I have a Sugarpeas natural wool flannel cover with plum trim -- can I dye it with koolaid? What are the chances I could make it look decent with the trim and snaps -- I'd hate to ruin a perfectly good cover!
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can I dye wool flannel?
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4/15/04 at 3:58pm
If it's plum I would NOT use the purple kool-aid on it b/c it make s very ugly, dusty purple color :LOL I"d get some food coloring and mix the purple myself, or buy some Wilton's frosting color stuff in the craft section at Wal-Mart, so you have a pre-mixed purple. of course you could just dye it pink
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4/16/04 at 12:20pm
What is acid dye? Is that what you use to dye prefolds?This thread is locked
