upcycling clothes with rit dye remover. 

I loved the original dress, its beautiful imo. I mess with all kinds of dye projects over the years. When my sheets get stained, I dye them to distract or to incorporate the stain color if the fabric is still good. My cats make a mess of many of my fabric thingies. The thing about working with dye is surprise. You really don't have absolute control, and the dyes and removers do their things. And you can always re-dye. You did a great job thanx for the inspire!!

Thanks for showing us how it works! I would have tried to conserve the color remover, too, by adding extra items. Good to know what can happen!

I know this is a year old, but I just want to say that those blue silk pants are AMAZING!! I can't believe they are vintage too, the quality is excellent. I'm a totally blue and grey wearing person, and can understand not reaching for certain colours though :) Thanks for your review- I thrifted a seafoam cotton gauze men's Polo shirt and I was hoping to turn it more white.

This is my sign to use the 8 boxes of this stuff I have stored in my closet 😂

This was so helpful thank you for explaining the process so well & showing the results in detail, especially showing that it’s better to not mix colors together 🙌🏼 personally I love how the jeans look stone washed almost but overall great video 😇

ur hair color is so pretty!!!

I really loved this video, thank you for sharing! I'm trying to change the color of black cotton pants and was excited to see you tried Rit with the black Levi jeans! I learned so much :) Guess I'll just try bleaching

Those pants came out super cute. I'd wear the green take top for a couple of weeks & then run it back through the color remover & have a whole new tank.

I was going do dye a green corduroy into brown ... now I am thinking to decolor it .. not sure if it would work on corduroy .. anyway .. Thanks for the video

Wow the trousers turned out great! Glad it didn't come out splotchy, I was worried about that lol. Good idea to try and make the clothes work instead of just donating them!

Super helpful!! I’m going to try this on a vintage garment I own that I’m obsessed with but it just isn’t my color and I bought it two years ago and haven’t worn it yet. Did you find that the hot water method shrunk any of this items?

Woohoo! I love this! I tried rit color dye remover a while ago and it was a great experience minus the smell haha

I love how the color of the dress turned out. And i have a similar pair of blue silk pants i refuse to wear because of the royal blue color lol. I need to try this. Off topic, but may i know whay the brand of the dress is?

How faded were the Levi’s after you bleached them? And then how much did they fade with the color remover? I’m trying to achieve the same look those have with a pair of pitch black pants. Please help