Tie Dyeing

What made Rit so famous in the 60s is back and more popular than ever. Add multiple colors with squeeze bottles or stick to just one — you can’t go wrong.

Upcycling

Want to know where’s the best place to find things to dye? Your closet! You could try bringing some of your blacks back to life with our new Back to Black kit, completely change the color of something you are sick of or experiment with overdyeing prints or patterns. The options are endless.

Colorful Sheets

Now is the time to think beyond bleached white bedding. You can match your sheets to a color that fits your aesthetic — whether that be a pastel bohemian color or a bold modern hue. 

Create Your Own Tapestry 

Add some color to a wall by creating your own tapestry. And the best part — we used a spare sheet as our canvas. 

Beginner Macramé

An old school craft made popular in the ’70s, macramé is a beautiful art form that is having a major comeback. We’ve created this easy dip-dyed piece with a simple knot anyone can do.

Shibori 101

Shibori is a Japanese dyeing technique that involves folding, twisting or bunching cloth, binding it and then dyeing it with indigo. We have assembled an easy-to-use kit that includes everything you need to create a wide range of unique shibori patterns.