Aon-ArtOne-Step 5 Colour Tie Dye Kit with Up To 30 Uses
R299
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Aon-Art One Step 5 Colour Tie Dye Kit - Large - Dyes Up To 30 Shirts. Complete kit with everything you need to create vibrant, unique and colourful tie dye pieces. People of all ages can’t help but love the magic of making their very own Aon-Art Tie Dye creations! From the incredibly vibrant, bright colours that pop with personality to the excitement of the reveal!
The easy-to-use, One-Step Process eliminates the need to pre-soak fabrics in soda ash. Just add water to activate and apply for intense colours that lasts wash after wash! Twist, scrunch and bind your way to all kinds of awesomeness! Dyes are permanent and colour fast, so they will not fade in the wash and since they are mixable, you can create your own custom colours.
Product Features
- Can be used on almost all types of fabrics but best and brightest on natural fibre fabrics like cotton or rayon
- Perfect for solo projects or family fun
- Safe and non-toxic
- Wide application
- Can be used on clothes, shoes, hats etc.
- Aon-Art dyes contained in this set are enough to dye up to 30 shirts partially or up to 20 shirts fully!
- Follow the instructions guide included in your Aon-Art Tie Dye Set to create beautiful, unique designs
- The instructions guide teaches you the tie dye techniques of Spiral Swirl, Crumple, Sunburst, Spotted Burst and Stripe
- Large easy-squeeze 120ml bottles of highly concentrated Aon-Art dyes
What's in the Box
- 5 X 120ml colour dyes: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green and Orange
- 8 X Gloves
- 40 X Rubber Bands
- 1 X Instruction Guide
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