Dyeing Part of My Jeans

RE: Dyeing Part of My Jeans Post By clueless (Guest Post) (07/12/2008) I think theseamstress has the best suggestion here (that is, using a spray bottle to target the areas you want colored), and it seems like if you don't have plastic bottles handy, any plastic wrap, bubble wrap, etc. laid inside the legs of the jeans would work. I am curious, though, about this idea in general! Is this a look people are going for now? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dyeing Part of My Jeans Post By Lauren (Guest Post) (07/12/2008) I just saw Carol Duvall do a show where she added red lace to jeans. She dyed the lace red. Hope it helps Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dyeing Part of My Jeans Post by Shosha (58) | (07/11/2008) Profile | Contact hang them on a clothesline while damp. You can either use liquid dye and a paint brush or a tyedye kit and follow the directions. It's all pretty easy! Just remember, especially when you're just learning this... you can't always control the dye. That can make it a little difficult... but I've gone ahead and just done one colour at a time. Worked for me. Good luck and have a Great Time!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dyeing Part of My Jeans Post by theseamstress (311) | (07/09/2008) Contact could you not possibly while your jeans are wet lay them out straight outside and put something a bit tall inside them to raise those areas like say a old can or 2 litter soda bottle then spray the dye colors on from a spray type bottle that you mixed the dye uo and put into? let dry good them hopefully when washed it would stay in those areas with no running of colors? not sure just an idea Report Spam or Abuse