Procion MX Dye Color Set, Includes 13-2/3 Ounce Jars, 2-1lb Soda Ash Dye Fixer, Instruction Sheet, Color Chart

Fab buy

I've just got back into tiedye and this was a good mix of colours (and half the price of a leading competitor). Enough to start playing with some simple tees and Calico bags. There was enough soda ash for 4 gallons of soak and as it is a stable solution it lasted well, wringing out soaked items I did 20 bags and about 10 child sized tees plus a couple of adult tops and two tablecloth sized "tapestry" dyes before having to buy more sodium carbonate. All the dyes work fairly well at 1tsp (5ml/gr) per 100ml water, although jet black is a sooty grey- best to use this to tone own other colours. That said, and thoroughly hooked back into dyeing, I'm now transitioning into Dharma dyes as they are cheaper and there is more specific advice on them in the dyeing community. But as a starter set, this is definitely good value and I'd recommend it for tie-dye, batik or immersion dyeing on natural fabrics. The only additive I'd suggest is urea, as it helps stop the dye from drying too fast so it has longer to bind, and gives brighter results (but look for chemical suppliers on here for the cheaper prices, not craft outlets)

Great for my tie dye project x

in the picture The product is big but once you order it it's very small and even the soda ash.

Easy to use and a little goes a long way so this is enough to do tons of projects. The colour is very saturated if you follow the instructions (they can be found easily online if your package doesn't come with them). The t-shirts I did with my kindergarten class are still vibrant years later.

Decided to up my tie dye game with some better quality dyes . This is a good starter set, good price and mix of colours .

Merci tout est parfait

I got the dye color set and used medium blue, cobalt blue, and turquoise. I first soaked my dress in the soda ash solution for 20min, then I laid my dress on a polyester blanket and scrunched them together in random clusters of a few large tall scruches. the blanket helped me create bigger taller scrunches and did not absorb any of the dye and helped give me bigger patterns. I put some empty soda cans in the bottom of an old storage tub and put my scrunched blanket-dress structure on top. the cans helped elevate the dress so it wouldn't soak in the drain off. then I put ice to cover the dress and put dye on the ice and then put more soda ash cuz I saw online videos of ppl topping it off with more. after waiting 24hr, I rinsed it multiple times until the water was running more clear, put it in the washer alone and dried it. I was dyeing my dress for a festival and was going for watercolor effect. I saw online that ice dye is great for this and I'm super happy with how it turned out