Procion MX dye for straw, cotton, rayon, viscose | Jacquard Procion MX dye kit review
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- Mixing ALL THE COLOURS on the procion MX colour chart dye wheel that comes with the Jacquard product procion MX Dye kit. Some turned out well, and others... not so well... Watch this video for all the tips and tricks and the mistakes to avoid.
Procion MX dyes are intended for use with CELLULOSE fibers: cotton, rayon, viscose & straw - so perfect for your millinery hat making needs! Dye parasisal & petersham ribbon.
PROTEIN fibers: wool felt, feathers and silk need to be dyes using acid dyes. Watch my video on that here: • Jacquard Acid Dyes for...
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Please do not produce exact copies of by Ilona Millinery hat designs for your own commercial purposes. This video is intended to teach technique only. You are free to re-create these hat designs for your own use, as long as you do not sell the copies you have created.
This is such a great video....I loved your research. It just so happens I called Procian Dye this week and I asked the lady on the phone what dye to use for a poly cotton blend, she told me I would have to dye it twice using both dyes MX and acid. Thanks for making this video
Very helpful video. Thank you. I have never added the soda ash to the dye bath. I use the soda ash to pretreat the fibre and I've had some rather vibrant results. However, I wasn't using it for millinery but for a jewellery piece.
I painted the dye onto the prepared fabric that I had gathered into pleats and tied around a vase I bought for the purpose. I wanted the dyes I prepared to both stand alone and in selected parts to gently blend with others on the damp fabric. I must admit, painting the dye onto the fabric was rather fun. Once it was dried, I sewed it onto a backing with D rings either side. I was able to choose all kinds of things to create the neck ribbom and fastenings. I was quite pleased with the result and am thinking about other pieces I can make using the same technique.
I hope that made sense. 😊
Thanks for a scientific review of the dyes. loved the cat, too.
This was an amazing video! It’s weirdly exactly what I need because I ordered a plain straw hat I want to dye red. Thanks so much. And I love your style!
Excellent video, Ilona. Thank you so much x
I just ordered some of these dyes and am so excited to use them for tie dye, thanks for the video! :)
Hello! These dyes are apparently very good for tie dye! Good luck with your project 😃
Thank for this thorough vid, so helpful!
Hello Dr. Elena! Thank you! I am so glad you have found this helpful! 😊
Your nails are always so pretty and matched perfectly to your outfits! also, your content makes me itch to start a new hobby, which is dangerous.
Hello! Thank you for your lovely comment - I really like matching my nails to my outfits 😊 Yes - starting millinery is dangerous! Once you start you won't be able to stop 🤣
I went to the store but the employee didn't know anything about the products. Good video, I will try Procion MX soon. You are too cute 😃
Hello, Thank you so much! I am sorry you had that experience in a shop - this is exactly why I wanted to make this video. I couldn't find much information on using Procion MX dyes, so I thought it best I experiment and film it for everyone 😊
Thank you Ilona, that was very interesting.
Hello! Thank you 😊
Great information thanks alot
Hi. Thank you so much for this video. I was looking for dyes to re-dye a faded Turquoise hat. I wanted to know what would be the best method to dye the hat. Do I submerge only the top and then dab the brim with a cloth or use a brush? I never did this before. Not sure about "rinsing" the hat either as I have taped the grosgrain so that it would not be effected. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks once again for this experiment. I will have to play around with the colors to get the right Turquoise.
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