Jacquard Products Burgundy-Jacquard Acid Dyes, Acrylic, Multicolour, 5.08x5.08x6.35 cm

I used 3 pots to dye a linen duvet cover and pillowcases and they came out as new! I’m so pleased and it was relatively easy. The washing machine was going all morning but better than the olden days when we had to stir a big pot for hours. Really really pleased! Thank you!

I used this product to dye a cashmere poncho. This garment is also labeled as “dry clean only” but I gave it a chance anyway. I used the stovetop method and it was really easy and I had no problem with the color saturating the garment. With the stovetop method you can control the temperature and water content so the dye sets really well, so I don’t think I needed as much as I used. A LOT of dye was left when I rinsed and washed it out. But considering the low cost and ease of use, I don’t think this is a big loss.

Just like it says on the tin, nice pinky, orange. I dyed a pastel-ly type shade by using a small amount and a rather stronger orange using more, and over dying with ecru. If you like experimenting with orange-y tones this is a nice one.

I love this shade, but it's worth mentioning it comes out as too different colors depending on the fibre used. When I dye 100% wool, it comes out as one might expect, a dark green. When dying merino wool, it comes out as a really beautiful teal. I just happen to LOVE the teal, but it was confusing to start!

I have done a lot of dyeing fabric over the years (I'm talking a lot of years!) - this is the best dye I have used. I took my courage in my hands and dyed an off-white cashmere dressing gown and blanket that had got a bit old and icky. They now look glorious. And still as soft as they were before, which is the real revelation. I'd definitely not use any other dye after this. Thank you.