I have a white wedding veil that I would like to dye a blush pink, but it has rhinestones on it. Will I ruin the stones if I dye it and what's the best dye to use on a veil?
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Almost everybody states that wedding veils should not be dyed at home unless you are just experimenting and will be okay no matter the results.
Also, about the rhinestones, dye may not harm the stones but these are usually glued on and if you have to use hot water for the dye process, this may loosen the glue or if that does not happen, the glue may take more color than the veil and you will have a darker color under/around the stones than the rest of the veil.
You will not ruin the rhinestones. Rit is a good dye to use.
Thank you so much for your response
dont think you'd ruin the rhinestones if you dye it, though as someone noted they might fall out. More pertinently, even ifyou succeed in dying the veil uniformly, and the rhinestones do NOT fall off, they will not get dyed & remain white or clear, but the area where they are glued will become unevenly and more strongly dyed than the rest of the area
This place does veils, too:
www.renegadebridal.com/
Just curious how it turned out? My daughter wants to dye her veil blush also. What did you use to dye yours?
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