GlamourPuss86
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So I decided to dye an old white numnah to match my new bandages... my hands are currently blue... hopefully it'll match once its done!!!
Dyeing numnahs...
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Holzdweaver
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Thats what i did to get my lime green jumping matchy set, none available at the time (only in usa) so i dyed some old white gear. Came up lovely! 
I see you went one step further and matched yourself too, i bought that stuff you chuck in the washing machine with salt and so my hands were saved!
Love dying and creating my own things now, rather that buying them readymade xD
I see you went one step further and matched yourself too, i bought that stuff you chuck in the washing machine with salt and so my hands were saved!
Love dying and creating my own things now, rather that buying them readymade xD
GlamourPuss86
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I think I'll be buying light colours from now on and dyeing them to suit!!
NativePonyLover
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I've often considered this - can you post some pictures of the finished result, please?! 
GlamourPuss86
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Shall do! Think its the same as the washing machine stuff, but was a smaller packed, it may have to go through again with the machine stuff!
It's currently hung over the bath so hopefully it'll be dry by morning!!
It's currently hung over the bath so hopefully it'll be dry by morning!!
GlamourPuss86
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Its STILL ruddy wet!!!
ashlingm
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I bought a white numnah to do this to! Realllllyy wanted an orange numnah and nowhere seemed to be selling any (or else they were stupidly expensive!) so going to do a bit of a DIY job and see how it turns out
Would love to see pics of yours when its done? What product did you use...I was thinking of Dylon so I could just throw it in the washing machine with the dye and let it do all the work!
Would love to see pics of yours when its done? What product did you use...I was thinking of Dylon so I could just throw it in the washing machine with the dye and let it do all the work!
GlamourPuss86
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Yup used Dylon, but it's come up MUCH darker than the bandages (they look nothing like the pic, not impressed at all!!!)
Just putting it through another wash to try and shift some of the dye, although it's taken the colour really well, but not the edges.
Just putting it through another wash to try and shift some of the dye, although it's taken the colour really well, but not the edges.