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cat's crafts: how to dip-dye curtains
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cat's crafts: how to dip-dye curtains
Not sure about you, but I still love the dip-dye trend. I think it's a great way to spice up basic pieces as well as reinvent secondhand finds. Here, I took inexpensive plain white cotton curtains from
IKEA and gave them a splashy pink dye job. Check out how I did it!
Photography :: Ryan Brook/TC Media
You'll Need
5. Once complete, rinse the dyed curtain panel in a separate bucket filled with clean cold water. Repeat with the second panel. 6. Let dry. I created a drying contraption in my garage by tying a string to each end of the garage door rails so that the dye on the panels would dry evenly. Hang as usual.
![dipdye_curtains dip-dye curtains](https://m1.quebecormedia.com/emp/sah_prod/style_at_home-_-e3789134-a456-4fd1-bb40-8b87070ab289-_-dipdye_curtains.jpg)
- -curtain panels
- -pins
- -liquid or powder dye (I used RIT dye in Fuschia; available at crafts stores)
- -2 large plastic buckets
- -wooden stir sticks
- -rubber gloves
- -plastic drop sheets
![dye-bath dye bath](https://m1.quebecormedia.com/emp/sah_prod/style_at_home-_-99e81d9b-33a7-41f4-82c0-c74e902d709a-_-dye-bath.jpg)
![drying_contraption drying contraption](https://m1.quebecormedia.com/emp/sah_prod/style_at_home-_-e5802e93-0b3b-47ec-a510-1ac3c410b689-_-drying_contraption.jpg)
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