Q&A for How to Dye Clothes

Yes, but you must leave the clothes in for a little bit. Start by bleaching the garment fully white, and then keep it submerged for an hour. Take it out and see if you're satisfied with the color.

You should be able to use regular black fabric dye. The only thing to worry about would be if it has a zipper or accents like buttons, as they will likely not dye. (Or they might only partially stain and look odd, but that's less likely, depending on the materials they're made of.) If you're looking for natural options, you might try walnuts, iris roots, or carob pods. Do a little research on Google to find the proper technique for using these.

Try to find a dye powder that best matches your ideal shade. You may have to use a darker tan to completely override the orange color. If nothing else works, you could completely bleach the shirt and then use tan dye powder.

You can certainly try! You could use either paprika-colored dye powder or the paprika spice itself.

Yes, you can. Try keeping the fabric in the dye bath a little longer, though, if you want it a brighter shade.

Pour white wine onto the red wine stain and let it dry naturally. If it doesn't go altogether, repeat. Once the "stain" has faded enough (it might even disappear altogether), dye your t-shirt any shade of red.

If you don't wash the garment right after it's dyed, then it shouldn't erase the color.

No, scientifically salt will be harsh for cotton. Use a chemical dye to give white colors to cloth.

Cut the prints and put the unprinted parts of the cloth in the washing machine, stovetop, or natural stove dye. Then, stitch the printings with with the dyed cloth. If needed, get help from a professional to stitch for you.

Yes, but the garment might be a darker version of the color of you choose.

Depending on how purple your dress is, you may be able to simply add navy blue dye to your already purple dress to make it a navy blue/purple color.

You can just use lukewarm water to dye wool. It might not give you as vibrant of a color, but it will help you avoid any shrinking.

Technically, yes, but pay attention to the strength of the colors. If you use a bright red dye on a very light blue shirt then your purple will look very reddish.