Deco Art Procion MX Fiber Reactive Dyes, Cobalt Blue

This color came out BEAUtiful!! Love procion dyes! if youre not sure how to use procion dye, go to Jacquard website or Dharma Trading which has a wealth of information. You will need to add salt and soda ash to this dye for it to work properly. Will buy this color again!

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We use this brand for tie dying. This color is a nice dark blue. Fast shipping

If you dye, this is the stuff to use. If doesnt wash out and can be used with cold water. At this very moment, I have leather sandals immersed in their Jet Black. These sandals were given to me and I hated the color. I removed the gold color with nail polish remover but they were so resistant to every other type of leather dye, I almost gave up. Then I thought, what the heck. This dye is seriously amazing.

I used it on a bedspread so it was heavy

The internet suggested that I could try using this to dye wool and cashmere, and since I dont want to use a hot water dye and shrink my garments I thought Id give it a try. I either used too little dye or the water could have been less cold, but the the effect was small. I started with a grayish cream that turned a nice shade of light grayish blue after hours of soaking in the cobalt dye. I liked the outcome but if anyone has tips on how to get a more intense color without shrinking cashmere, please let me know!

I have an old denim purse that I love and use ALL the time. It had faded so much it had lost its beauty. I put it in this dye and now it looks better that it did when new. The embroidery thread must have been something other than cotton, because the flowers and leaves, etc., werent affected by the dye. And this was not a toy for me - dont know why it says it is.....

I love how pigmented the dye is. I just hate how small the container is.

Beautiful! 2tsp per 8oz makes a brilliant color.

Only reason I knocked it down a star is that it barely held 1.5 tablespoons of powder. Now there is a blurb about ‘filled by weight. Powder density. Yada yada’ but when your instructions say 1-4 tablespoons, shouldn’t you have at least 4 tbsp in the jar??