If you are hoping to alter man made fabrics beware that results may be less than ideal.
Cotton polyester blend fabric dye.
Item can remain in dye bath from 10 minutes up to one hour.
Printed colors are vibrant and unlikely to fade with time.
This synthetic fabric dye can be used with many different synthetic fibers.
Dyeing a cotton polyester blend fabric can take some trial and error as dyes adhere best to 100 per cent natural fibre fabrics.
As long as the blend contains at least 50 per cent cotton however it will take the colour although the end result will most likely be much lighter than the colour shown on the box.
Nylon tends to dye very quickly and much darker than other fibers so the actual time needed in the dye bath is less.
Color results may be somewhat lighter than with an all natural fiber and the best results require a white or light colored base fabric.
Cotton linen wool and silk are all natural materials and should respond well to dye.
If dyeing polyester or a polyester cotton blend keep the fabric in the dye bath for at least 30 minutes to ensure that the color takes fully.
The dye will work well with polyester nylon poly cotton blends and will even dye some plastics.
Some large or stationary items like carpets require a slightly different process and a specialized type of dye.
The fabric dye is vibrant and will dissolve in water.
However since printing on polyester garments is more difficult than on cotton or fabric blends polyester products are usually more expensive.