2013年10月15日 · Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do: 1. Check the Fabric Label. First and foremost, before you run out and buy that dye, check the fabric label of the lingerie to ensure you buy the right type. Although all fabrics can be dyed, some will accept the color more readily than others and some will require special kinds of dye.

2021年5月29日 · Here are some materials commonly used in bra-making that can potentially be dyed: foldover elastic, picot elastic, strap elastic, hooks and eyes, power net/meshes, bra tulle, tricot, micro-duoplex, underwire channeling, stretch …

2014年5月18日 · First let’s talk about the fabrics and findings that will dye well. Generally speaking, fabrics and elastics made of nylon or nylon/spandex blend will dye well with acid dyes (the kind I use). In another post I will list the things we carry that will dye successfully. About the dye powder itself.

2020年8月8日 · Dye usage charts: Dharma Acid Dyes 1.5%-2% accross the board except for black Jacquard Acid Dye: https://www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/ja... Bra Makery - …

2015年6月17日 · If you've been following my first Little White Bra project, you're probably waiting in breathless anticipation for the dyed version I promised you— and now it's here! I'll show you my process for ombré-dyeing this bra, and I'll even clue you in to how I dealt with that pesky non-dyeing white sewing thread!

2015年9月30日 · Can't find good colors in lingerie fabrics, trims or elastics? Learn about the best dyes for lingerie or bra making materials in this video.

2018年2月16日 · 11 votes, 13 comments. Has anyone dyed/painted a bra before? I've been trying to find a bra that matches my actual skin tone and also fits me (UK…

2018年7月12日 · Today's topic is how to use iDye to make custom colors for your bra making adventures! Idye comes in 2 varieties: Natural for (wool, cotton etc) and Poly for (Polyester and Nylon). The Natural series comes in 30 colors while the Poly has 16 colors. iDye Poly colors are mixable and in the 5 colors that I've tested, very bright.

When dyeing a bra, it's best to use the stove-top method of dyeing instead of the washing machine due to its size. You'll have more control over the process and won't risk staining your machine's barrel. Before beginning, read your bra's label to see if it's 100-percent cotton, polyester or a blend of the two.

Tie dying involves prewashing the bra, using rubber bands to create patterns, dipping the bra in the dye mixture, and rinsing. By learning how to dye sports bras, you can jazz up your bras to mix and match them with different leggings or as your top for your workout outfits.