dying jeans

feistycurves | 23:29 Fri 19th Sep 2008 | Home & Garden

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i have a pair of blue jeans, and i want black ones. but, apparently large people don't like proper clothes. i want gothy ones, but goths only go up to certain sizes according to the world.

urgh, sorry, bit frustrated.

anyway, does anyone know how i'd go about dying my jeans black (or purple)?

what kinda product am i looking for?

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jack daniels

I find Dylon from Woolworths is quite good but you may need 2 boxes & salt.

feistycurves

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does that work in a machine? or do i need to do it in a bucket?

jack daniels

i prefer doing it in the machine - saves a lot of unwanted splashing around & then you just do either a wash cycle or rinse - have a read on the box, it's available for both

feistycurves

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excellent, i'll have a look tomorrow. thanks. if i can do them purple i'll be happy with any style. purple jeans are nearly always gothy jeans. black ones have to be the right style.

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jack daniels

what Captin Kirk says is true - so beware!

Ice.Maiden

http://fairygothmother.co.uk/prom_gowns.htm

http://www.yoursclothing.co.uk/P/Plus_Size_Ful ler_Figure_Black_Full_Leg_Length_Silver_Trim_J ean-(1155).aspx

All in larger sizes if you don't want to dye old stuff.

feistycurves

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i don't mind it dying everything, and i don't mind if it comes out patchy. i go out with odd socks on!

Ice.Maiden

Plenty of stuff within those links to go our "Gothy" hun. Best of luck anyway.

jack daniels

beautiful gowns on the first link Ice - just a shame they're shown on skinny women