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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Link Up Your Giveaways!
Have a giveaway going on at your blog? Link it up here!
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Feel free to come back every Tuesday & link up at Frugal & Fabulous! Looking for more places to promote your giveaway? Click here for a list of giveaway link up sites!
Monday, May 13, 2013
Make Your Jeans Brand New Again!
Love super dark denim? Me too! But I hate when it starts to fade. If your jeans are looking a little worn out, try this trick my husband and I just tested! Our jeans look brand new again!
Purchase two packages of Rit Fabric Dye (available at Walmart & most craft stores for around $2.20 a box) You want to get a box of Denim (or Navy) and a box of Black.
Get a large bucket or rubbermaid bin and fill with about three gallons of very hot water (enough to cover whatever you are dyeing.) Add a cup a salt and empty the two Rit packages in the bin. Stir everything up and add a pair of jeans to the mixture. Let sit for 25-30 minutes a pair, stirring every couple minutes to make sure every part is saturated.
Hang to dry, then turn inside out and wash and dry. We were able to do 3-4 pairs for every batch. You can do more, but the dye may not be as dark. (You can always buy two boxes of each color and do a double batch!)
Have you every dyed your jeans before? If so, do you have any tips or tricks? Please share below!
Purchase two packages of Rit Fabric Dye (available at Walmart & most craft stores for around $2.20 a box) You want to get a box of Denim (or Navy) and a box of Black.
Get a large bucket or rubbermaid bin and fill with about three gallons of very hot water (enough to cover whatever you are dyeing.) Add a cup a salt and empty the two Rit packages in the bin. Stir everything up and add a pair of jeans to the mixture. Let sit for 25-30 minutes a pair, stirring every couple minutes to make sure every part is saturated.
Hang to dry, then turn inside out and wash and dry. We were able to do 3-4 pairs for every batch. You can do more, but the dye may not be as dark. (You can always buy two boxes of each color and do a double batch!)
BEFORE & AFTER:
Have you every dyed your jeans before? If so, do you have any tips or tricks? Please share below!
Menu Plan Monday!
Here's what's on this week's menu plan: Monday: Leftovers!
Tuesday: Rotisserie Chicken Sandwiches & Chips
Wednesday: Corn & Cheddar Chowder
Thursday: Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas
Friday: Pizza night!
What's on your menu plan this week? View more menu plans at orgjunkie.com!
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Link Up Your Giveaways!
Have a giveaway going on at your blog? Link it up here!
Feel free to come back every Tuesday & link up at Frugal & Fabulous! Looking for more places to promote your giveaway? Click here for a list of giveaway link up sites!
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Link Up Your Giveaways!
Have a giveaway going on at your blog? Link it up here!
Feel free to come back every Tuesday & link up at Frugal & Fabulous! Looking for more places to promote your giveaway? Click here for a list of giveaway link up sites!
Feel free to come back every Tuesday & link up at Frugal & Fabulous! Looking for more places to promote your giveaway? Click here for a list of giveaway link up sites!
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