Jacquard Products Bright Blue-Jacquard Procion Dye, Acrylic, Multicolour, 18.71g

Fantastic! Such a bright colour and really easy to work with, will definitely be buying again

Procion dyes are the best on the market. The colours are superb.

Love using these products to dye yarn as an alternative to acid dyes.

I really wanted this product to be great. I was planning on dying t shirts for my co workers. I mixed the dye just as the instructions suggested and applied dye to the first tee shirt, this shirt was dry. I watched videos about different methods people had used beforehand. I washed the dye out about 24hours later. Then washed it in the washing machine. Sadly, the dye didn’t stay. There was faint color but nothing even close to the vibrant color I had hoped for. Later I tried to apply to a wet tee shirt and mixed the powder with less water hoping this was the issue. This didn’t make a different.

firstly, i ordered medium & bright blue- medium blue looked less full but actually weighed a gram heavier than the more full bright blue for all the people thinking they were jipped- it is in fact weighted properly! and with realistic expectations this is a decent dye. i wanted to try something different hoping for better results and reviews sounded promising with this brand over my usual rit liquid, but as with most of my experiences sometimes it works well, and other times not so much- which i blame user error for as i'm sure it's my fault for flubbing something in the process, or the fabric properties itself- dye can only do what it's made to do.bright blue- my tanks tops were 95% cotton/spandex, they came out a dull light blue, and to my surprise after all the reviews stating it will not dye synthetics the lace/trim (likely nylon) dyed a slightly lighter blue- but it did dye! the 100% cotton shirt and bath towel came out a brighter blue but light/pale in color as i placed in dye last. wanting a dark color i added entire bottle of dye in bucket with water and salt dissolved in boiled water, added items one at a time dry, constantly stirred with gloved hands about 15 minutes, then added the soda ash dissolved in boiled water after as stated with more constant stirring about 15 minutes and let sit about 30 minutes. squeezed items out and added to top load washer with warm water for small load plus one pump of blue dawn and 1/2 bottle of dye fixative, agitated and let soak an hour. then filled cold water for large load and ran through entire long wash cycle. most things came out blotchy, some more than others of exact item, the two 100% items i put in last did not blotch, but one 100% item did blotch, perhaps letting it sit or maybe dye powder was not mixed good at first, i'm no expert and i've had similar results with liquid dye & hot water, and i did not take water temp so perhaps it was too cold. nothing came out dark or deep in color but perhaps i needed more dye to achieve that.medium blue is a more neutral blue and not deep, i dyed items that were turquoise/light blue and it only slightly darkened them. no blotches though, used same process and items were 95% cotton/spandex leggings and shorts.maybe i will have to try midnight blue for a deeper color, and/or maybe increase the amount of dye used, i was shooting for a royal blue and did not achieve with either color. disappointed mostly because bright blue dye water was a beautiful brilliant blue color and items looked that color when wet but not anywhere close after rinsing and drying. i do not have the greatest luck in dying yet i keep doing it and the quest is still on...

I bought the JAPMX1232 Bright Blue, along with soda ash and ten nice long sleeve tshirts.This dye is nice, gives a nice bright blue, just as it says. I watched several tutorials and picked the method that seemed best for tie dye, and a couple of hours later I have a drawer full of shirts.It hasn't been long enough to tell if they will eventually fade, but so far so good. Definitely way better than that stuff you buy at the grocery store! It also goes a long way. I have enough powder left to do more dying later.

I bought a skirt on line. The picture was beautiful, the actual product not so much. In the picture, there were varying shades of blue but the skirt I got had greens, yellows, hideous pinks... I used this bright blue cold water dye with the soda ash and that ugly ugly skirt is now even more beautiful than the misleading picture that convinced me to buy it. I dye clothes often and this is far and away the easiest, most even project I’ve done yet. The color is spectacular. Never use another dye again!

No es la cantidad, ni la calidad que esperaba