Inspired by the beautiful fall foliage, we created these napkins using some 🧊 and powder dyes in autumnal shades like Scarlet, Wine, Tangerine, Golden Yellow and Cocoa Brown. ❤️🧡💛🤎 As the ice melts, it carries the powder dyes to create a beautiful, organic pattern reminiscent of crunchy fall leaves.

Gather the gang and grab some dyes because it’s time for our favourite season: Halloween. Take the mystery out of dyeing and follow our instructions below to get even coverage every time.

We finally perfect the blood splatter technique with this uber spooky table cover. Give it a go with a few simple supplies and our Scarlet dye

Looking to spookify your home? We’ve got the ultimate ghoulish DIY for you! This black dip dyed table cloth was so simple to make and will seriously up your Halloween décor this season.

Turn unfinished wood birdhouses into a spooky Halloween scene with Rit All-Purpose Dye. Dyed in bold shades of purple, orange, neon green, and black, these mini houses become the perfect haunted hideaways. Finish the scene with black-dyed doilies, spider webs, bats, googly eyes, and creepy crawlies for a festive village that’s fun, kid-friendly, and delightfully eerie.

This Halloween, give your little one a look that’s playful, vibrant, and totally unique. We dyed a cotton jumpsuit in our newest shade, Canyon, and used the shibori itajime technique with diamond blocks from the craft store to create the iconic pattern that instantly recognizable. Add a few pompoms and a ruffle collar for jester vibes — then simply remove the embellishments after Halloween for a cool, everyday look they can keep wearing long after trick-or-treating.

Who says spooky can’t be colourful? This DIY spider web uses cotton rope dyed in a full rainbow spectrum to turn a classic Halloween motif into a bright, bold statement.

Brighten up your spring décor by dyeing white faux baby’s breath in a rainbow of colors to create a vibrant, DIY wreath to welcome the new blooms.

Play ball in style and dive into some colour.