December 10, 2013
The New Rit Website is Live!

One of our favorite parts of being a Ritster is seeing all of the ways people use our dye, experimenting with colors and materials to create beautiful designs beyond anything we could have ever imagined. When building our new site we wanted a place that exhibited all of your creations; that put the exciting and interesting ways you dream up new things through color at the center of the community. TheRitStudio.com is that place. We hope you’ll be as excited about it as we are and will join us in building a thriving hub where everyone can be brilliant with color.

Visit TheRitStudio.com and Create Your Rit Studio.

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We’re cooking up something sweet for you: how to videos by Sweet Paul

We’re in Brooklyn, having a dye party with one of our favorite dyesigners, Sweet Paul, and creating lots of great how-to videos for you.  Get a sneak peek!

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Create a Fanciful Fall Wreath for the Holidays!

This beautiful jewel-toned, floral wreath was created by Niki Meiners to welcome family and friends with a burst of inviting color. What a colorful eco-friendly project! Niki recycled an old sheet by tearing it into strips, dip-dyeing the strips and wrapping them around a straw wreath.  For a lovely seasonal embellishment, dried flowers and thistle were dip-dyed in rich shades of Tangerine, Wine and Apple Green.  What a striking accent for a door or mantel!

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Dye-Painted Mason Jars Create a Lovely Fall Table Setting!

Debbie over at Debbiedoo’s  discovered that Rit dye could be used to paint on glass with the help of Mod Podge. All you do is paint on the outside or inside of the glass with a light coat of Mod Podge. Let it dry and then dye-paint Rit dye over the surface.

Or, as Debbie does, pour some dye inside the jar, put on the lid, tighten it up, and then shake the dye to coat the inside. So easy and so much fun! 

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