Thousand colours of ostrich feathers
Maud Ruby is a French fashion designer with a special interest in materials and textures. Today, in her professional studio, she focuses her work on the creation of hats and...
Multipurpose brush set
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€14,95 - Regular price
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€14,95
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Get even more precise results or experiment with different application techniques with the help of our brushes. Also useful in case of bleach-stained garments, to treat stains separately before dyeing the entire garment (more info here)
- Choose between natural or synthetic bristles
- 5 different sizes
- Perfect for painting on fabric, cover small spots and treat stains
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use Aybel's products to fix chlorine stains?
You can fix chlorine stained clothes by dissolving a pinch of fabric dye in 100 ml of water, add salt and vinegar if necessary, and apply the obtained solution on the spot with the help of a little brush or cotton swab.
Can I apply the dye with a brush?
You can apply Aybel fabric dye with a brush or spray bottle on fabrics, upholstery, wallpaper and any other suitable material that can't be removed or submerged in water.
You can dissolve 1 sachet of colour in about 500 ml or 1 lt of hot water, add salt and vinegar to it as per instructions and then proceed by applying it as desired.
Can I use for tie dye, dip dye or batik?
Absolutely! Almost all dyeing techniques can be achieved with Aybel products. Choose between our powder or liquid dye for endless possibilities.
Have a look at our blog posts to learn more about techniques and methods.
Are you a company?
Do you need big quantity of product?
All of our 59 colours come in 1 and 5 kilos sizes as well. Get in touch for more info!
From our blog
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Dyeing natural yarns
Ever been unable to find exact colour you were looking for a knitting or crochet project? Or maybe you only needed a little amount of yarn in a specific shade to finish...
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Hats off to Egija
These beautiful hats are handmade by Egija in Chapolala, Camargue. Egija explains: "Aybel dye has allowed me to achieve my most ambitious projects. It is relatively cheap, easily available and...
