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Suitable for a wide range of absorbent surfaces such as fabric, canvas, paper, wood and more.
These colours are suitable for white and light coloured surfaces, providing great coverage with minimal body/feel to the print. If you want to print on darker surfaces use the Screen Printing Ink For Darks range.
They can also be used as a fabric paint with brush, roller etc.
• Permanent
• Non-toxic
• Chemical free
• Environmentally friendly formula tested to AS/NZ 8124.3
• Easy to print, long screen drying time with professional results
• Clean up with water
• Colours can be mixed
• Made in Australia
If using to paint or print on fabric items that you want to wash, you must heat set the inks before first use. You can print on cotton and polyester. If you won’t be able to heat set your item as per below instructions (ie because it will melt/burn the fabric), you can use Poly Prop Additive to make the ink air cure.
Dyeing solid, uniform colors has never been easier than with iDye for Natural Fabrics from Jacquard!
iDye comes in a dissolvable packet, so there are never any messy powders to handle: simply dissolve the packet in the dye bath or drop it in the washer, then add the fabric.
A hot water dye that produces brilliant colors on any natural fabric, iDye may be used on the stovetop or in the washing machine on the hottest cycle. Great for over-dyeing techniques and reviving faded garments!
FABRIC/FIBER/SURFACES
cotton, linen, canvas, silk, rayon and more
Suitable for a wide range of absorbent surfaces such as fabric, canvas, paper, wood and more. These colours are suitable for dark coloured surfaces, with extra thick coverage that doesn’t require a white base or second pass. You can also use these inks on light surfaces, but they have a thick body/feel compared to the Screen Printing Ink For Lights range. They can also be used as a fabric paint with brush, roller etc.
• Permanent
• Non-toxic
• Chemical free
• Environmentally friendly formula tested to AS/NZ 8124.3
• Clean up with water
• Colours can be mixed
• Made in Australia
If using to paint or print on fabric items that you want to wash, you must heat set the inks before first use. You can print on cotton and polyester. If you won’t be able to heat set your item as per below instructions (ie because it will melt/burn the fabric), you can use Poly Prop Additive to make the ink air cure.
These inks are heavily pigmented for extra coverage on dark fabrics. They can be more difficult to print with that inks for light fabrics. Please see Printing Tips For Darks (.pdf) in downloads for extra information and printing tips.
iDye Poly is for synthetic fibres such as polyester and nylon. It will colour almost anything synthetic, including plastics and acrylics, buttons, frisbee discs, shoes, 3D printed objects, toys, dolls, wigs, urethane coatings and more!
The dye comes in a dissolvable packet, so there are never any messy powders to handle: simply drop the packet in a pot of water, add your fabric or objects and bring to a boil!
For blended fabrics that contain both synthetic and natural fibers, use iDye for Natural Fabrics with the corresponding iDye Poly colour, AT THE SAME TIME!
Or try pairing two different colours for more interesting two-tone heather effects.
iDye Poly may also be used for sublimation transfer techniques and to dye the polyester threads that are used to sew many commercially manufactured garments.
A single iDye packet (14gm satchel) will dye 1-1.3 kg of dry fabric, and includes colour intensifier.
Use on polyester, nylon, poly/cotton blends, plastics, acrylic and more.
Fixative not required.
Screens can be mounted to the screen with double sided tape and removed and replaced when required.
Suitable for a wide range of absorbent surfaces such as fabric, canvas, paper, wood and more.
These colours are suitable for light and dark coloured surfaces, with extra thick coverage that doesn't require a white base or second pass.
They can also be used as a fabric paint with brush, roller etc.
• Permanent
• Non-toxic
• Chemical free
• Environmentally friendly formula tested to AS/NZ 8124.3
• Clean up with water
• Colours can be mixed
• Made in Australia
If using to paint or print on fabric items that you want to wash, you must heat set the inks before first use. You can print on cotton and polyester. If you won't be able to heat set your item as per below instructions (ie because it will melt/burn the fabric), you can use Poly Prop Additive to make the ink air cure.
These inks are heavily pigmented for extra coverage on dark fabrics. They can be more difficult to print with that inks for light fabrics. Please see Printing Tips For Darks (.pdf) in downloads tab for extra information and printing tips.
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