Jacquard Products is giving away a prize pack of eight assorted iDye products to one lucky Shake The Salt reader! 

 

Read a little bit about iDye from Jacquard Products below then find out how you can enter to win!

 

 

DIY-ERS BECOME DI-DYERS
iDye from Jacquard Products Transforms Any Laundry Room Into a Color Lab

 

Whether it’s a rogue red sock that turns a load of whites into a load of pinks, or a dribble of bleach that transforms your favorite top into a dust cloth, there’s an easy fix from Jacquard Products. Their line of iDye products makes altering or removing color from a wide variety of fabrics a walk in the park–or a quick wash in the machine.

 

To get rich, vibrant colors with iDye just throw the no-mess, completely dissolvable dye packet into the washing machine. Since Jacquard Products has been producing high-quality dyes for close to 30 years, the iDye produces professional-looking, uniform results without the hassle of having to handle messy dye.

 

Give new life to a washed-out Tee, or change the color of an atrocious bridesmaid dress by following three simple steps to get professional-quality color results. First, drop the dissolvable dye packet into the washing machine, then add the fabric and add either 1 cup of table salt or 1/3 cup of vinegar (depending on the fabric) and run the wash cycle. That’s it. For delicate pieces that wouldn’t normally go in the washing machine, or for the most intense color possible, each iDye packet comes with instructions for a stovetop method, used to ensure a higher temperature than can be achieved with normal hot water, and produces similar results without using the washing machine.

 

Each $3.59 packet of iDye gives new life to three pounds of cotton, linen, silk or rayon fabrics. It’s available in 30 colors, ranging from lively Sun Yellow and Brilliant Blue to calmer hues like Pumpkin and Lilac.

 

Follow the same steps to revitalize dingy whites, remove unwanted color stains, or lighten an existing color with iDye Color Remover, also $3.59.

 

Tricky synthetic materials can even be dyed with Jacquard Products’ iDye Poly. It’s formulated especially for 100% polyester and nylon fabrics, and comes in 8 color variations. Due to the nature of these fabrics, the stovetop method is recommended for the best results for iDye Poly.

 

Noticing the influx of UV-blocking apparel on the market, Jacquard Products also created an iDye Sun Blocker. So, instead of buying a whole new wardrobe of UV-protected clothing, iDye Sun Blocker provides the same type of protection to existing pieces.  Each packet provides UV protection to up to three pounds of natural fiber clothing, and protects that clothing from becoming bleached by the sun’s rays. Each treatment with iDye Sun Blocker, $3.59, lasts through six to seven washes and is safe to use on colors.

 

About Jacquard Products

Jacquard Products has been producing professional-quality textile paint and dyes at the best value for surface designers, textile artists, fine artists, hobbyists, and crafters. It has almost 20 color lines, available in standard and bulk sizes, sets, and in easy-to-use kits. Offering the highest quality of dyes and inks that hold fast and color deeply, do-it-yourselfers can bring professional creativity to their home, school, patio or anywhere they wish to create wearable art.

 

 

WIN IT!

 

U.S. only

 

Deadline to enter: Monday, June 22, 2009 @ 11:59 PM EST

 

 

WAYS TO ENTER:

 

 

Visit the iDye site, browse around, then come back here and leave a comment about what you would like to do with the iDye prize package. (2 entries)

 

Take the Shake The Salt button (left sidebar) & place it on your sidebar (3 entries)

 

Twitter this giveaway (including @shakethesalt at the end of tweet) & include the link to your tweet in your comment (1 entry per tweet per day, 8 total)

 

Stumble, Buzz Up, Share on Facebook, etc (1 entry for each)

 

Follow Shake The Salt on Twitter (1 entry)

 

Subscribe to Shake The Salt’s RSS feed using the Feedburner button or this link (you can get the feed through a reader or by email) (2 entries)

 

Follow Shake The Salt (“join this site”) using Google Friend Connect (see footer of blog) (2 entries)

 

Blog about this giveaway, including a link back (5 entries)

 

Comment on any other non-giveaway posts on Shake The Salt, and then comment here with the link or name of the post you left a comment on. (1 entry per other post commented on, unlimited)

 

Your entries will ONLY be counted if left individually in comments. One comment = one entry.  If you are getting 2 entries for one thing, leave 2 comments about it (ex: Placed button on sidebar #1, place button on sidebar #2, etc). 

 

 

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123 Responses to “Jacquard Products iDye Prize Package Giveaway #giveaways”

  1. andrea v Says:
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    Sun Blocker, which when added to the wash cycle will penetrate clothing and will block harmful UV rays from the sun. I would love to use that on my childrens clothes

  2. andrea v Says:
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    Sun Blocker, which when added to the wash cycle will penetrate clothing and will block harmful UV rays from the sun. I would love to use that on my childrens clothes entry 2

  3. andrea v Says:
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    email subscriber entry 1

  4. andrea v Says:
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    email subscriber entry 2

  5. andrea v Says:
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    http://shakethesalt.com/2009/06/freebies-galore-a-roundup-of-some-recent-great-freebies/#comment-25364

  6. andrea v Says:
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  7. MRS.MOMMYY Says:
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    do the sunblocker to the kids and husbands stuff

  8. MRS.MOMMYY Says:
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    do the sunblocker to the kids and husbands stuff2

  9. MRS.MOMMYY Says:
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    sub1

  10. MRS.MOMMYY Says:
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    sub2

  11. Jingle Says:
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    The Reduran Hand cleaner sounds like a great product that I would love to try!

  12. Jingle Says:
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    I tweeted! http://twitter.com/JustJingle/status/2192162371

  13. Jingle Says:
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    I follow you on Twitter! JustJingle

  14. Jingle Says:
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    I follow this blog!

  15. One Frugal Girl Says:
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    I love the sunblocker product!

  16. One Frugal Girl Says:
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    I subscribe.

  17. One Frugal Girl Says:
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    I follow you on twitter.

  18. shannon Baas Says:
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    Bring life back to some faded pants.

  19. Deborah S Says:
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    I love different colored bottles and have been working on cutting them to make candle or pencil holders and such but wanted to dress them up. I saw a project that uses their ExtravOrganza product to transfer art to the bottles. What a great idea!

  20. Meredith Says:
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    Ah, I’d love this to dye my vintage skirts.

  21. Meredith Says:
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    New follower. #1

  22. Meredith Says:
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    New follower. #2

  23. Meredith Says:
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    I follow you on Twitter under @meredycat.

  24. beth shepherd Says:
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    I would love to win. I would like to try this on my daughters pants
    Thank you for the chance
    tatertot374@sbcglobal.net

  25. vanessa Says:
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    I love color so I would dye some clothing to make new summer clothes. I have a thrift store right down the street so I would buy a bunch for white clothing which no one ever buys there anyways and go crazy with the dyes!

  26. vanessa Says:
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    follower on twitter

    id vanessanoel

  27. vanessa Says:
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    follower of this site

  28. adrienne Gordon Says:
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    i’d like my kids to make shirts as a craft.

  29. Melanie Says:
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    The Dye-Na-Flow products would work great for us!

  30. Melanie Says:
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    I would use this for my daughter’s upcoming birthday party….what a great craft!!!

  31. gloria Says:
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    Maybe I would use for some shirts I have that have faded or some old pants.
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  32. gloria Says:
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  33. gloria Says:
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  34. Jaque Says:
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    My children and I would use this to create one of kind shirts!

    Thank you. :-)

  35. Christie Says:
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    I would use the dye remover wash to fix a couple of shirts ruined by denim jeans bleeding. The colors I would use to try some hand dyed fabrics for collage projects.

  36. Erma Says:
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    I’d do the sunblocker to the kids.

  37. Lori Says:
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    I would love to use the Marbling kit that I saw on the iDye site to make a unique pair of jeans.

  38. Lori Says:
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    Second entry for above comment.

  39. Jennifer Says:
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    the sunblocker product

  40. valerie2350 Says:
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    my kids would want to dye shirts

  41. valerie2350 Says:
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    2nd entry for 1st comment

  42. valerie2350 Says:
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  43. valerie2350 Says:
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    follow 1

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    follow 2

  45. valerie2350 Says:
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    subscribe 1

  46. valerie2350 Says:
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    subscribe 2

  47. Denise Says:
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    I would like to revive some of my faded fabrics. Thanks!

  48. Lauren Says:
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    I would definitely use the Sun Blocker on my boys’ clothes - especially my 4 year old who has fair skin!

  49. Lauren Says:
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    2nd entry for my above comment - I’d use the Sun Blocker for my boys’ clothes!

  50. hazel hunt Says:
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    nice!

  51. TRACY HEYER Says:
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    The kids would love to dye t shirts.

  52. TRACY HEYER Says:
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    #2 The kids would love to dye t shirts.

  53. Zoey Says:
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    I would like to dye some pool towels with the iDye prize package. (1 entry)

  54. Zoey Says:
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    I would like to dye some pool towels with the iDye prize package. (2 entry)

  55. Zoey Says:
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    I follow Shake The Salt on Twitter (zwriter)

  56. Zoey Says:
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    I subscribe to Shake The Salt’s RSS feed using the Feedburner button (1 entry)

  57. Zoey Says:
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    I subscribe to Shake The Salt’s RSS feed using the Feedburner button (2 entry)

  58. Zoey Says:
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    I Follow Shake The Salt - entry 1

  59. Zoey Says:
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    I Follow Shake The Salt - entry 2

  60. Caroline Fisher Says:
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    I’d use the dye to dye fabrics I use for costuming!

    1st entry

  61. Caroline Fisher Says:
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    I’d use the dye to dye fabrics I use for costuming!

    2nd entry

  62. Miranda Allen Says:
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    try it on my old jeans

  63. Kristen Hendricks Says:
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    I would use the Color Remover to try to brighten some of my dingy whites. This is a great giveaway and I really hope I win. Thanks.
    girlof80s@aol.com

  64. georgie Says:
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    I’d like to dye some of my tee shirts or stretch pants that faded.
    electricisland(at)gmail.com

  65. georgie Says:
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    got your button http://electriccislandd.blogspot.com/
    electricisland(at)gmail.com

  66. tina reynolds Says:
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    i would like the sun blocker on my kids clothes and the color remover on my hubbys white tshirt thanks

  67. georgie Says:
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    got your button 2 http://electriccislandd.blogspot.com/
    electricisland(at)gmail.com

  68. georgie Says:
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    got your button 3 http://electriccislandd.blogspot.com/

    electricisland(at)gmail.com

  69. georgie Says:
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    Following on Twitter,id- electricisland

  70. georgie Says:
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    subscribed by RSS feed-google reader #1 electricisland(at)gmail.com

  71. georgie Says:
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    subscribed by RSS feed-google reader #2 electricisland(at)gmail.com

  72. georgie Says:
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    I joined this site using Google Friend Connect #1
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  73. georgie Says:
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    I joined this site using Google Friend Connect #2
    electricisland(at)gmail.com

  74. xenia Says:
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    I would love to use Sun Blocker on my daughters’ summer clothes to keep them protected from the rays. I’d also like to take my younger daughter’s dingy onesies and turn them pink or golden yellow. Thanks! #1

  75. xenia Says:
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    I would love to use Sun Blocker on my daughters’ summer clothes to keep them protected from the rays. I’d also like to take my younger daughter’s dingy onesies and turn them pink or golden yellow. Thanks! #2

  76. Ruth Ann Says:
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    I have a couple of formerly light yellow t-shirts that are less than white, due to accidentally being washed with some new, brightly colored socks. I’d love to get my shirts back to yellow again.
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  77. Nanette Olson Says:
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    I would like to try the Sun Blocker, which when added to the wash cycle will penetrate clothing and will block harmful UV rays from the sun.

  78. Vicky Boackle Says:
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    i like the sunblock product.

  79. Andrea B Says:
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    I Follow Shake The Salt on Twitter.

  80. Andrea B Says:
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    Follow Shake The Salt using Google Friend Connect #1.

  81. Andrea B Says:
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    Follow Shake The Salt using Google Friend Connect #2.

  82. Andrea B Says:
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    I would like to get some dingy whites whiter and other whites I’d like to dye a different color to match some shoes my DD has. #1

  83. Andrea B Says:
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    I would like to get some dingy whites whiter and other whites I’d like to dye a different color to match some shoes my DD has. #2

  84. socmama Says:
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    I can think of so many things I’d like to try. I think I’d start by dyeing some clothes that I don’t like the color of. Thanks!

  85. Meka Says:
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    I have mountains of blue clothing from my son… I would love to dye some it into different colors for my daughter!

  86. Rebecca Says:
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    I’ve been wanting to tie dye and batik some broomstick skirts. That was initially what I was going to say. However, my grandson likes to learn new projects for gift giving. He would just LOVE tie dyeing shirts for his friends, mom, uncle (and hopefully me). I don’t know. Maybe I could do both?

  87. sally wess Says:
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    what a great site… i am into dolmaking , jewely and flower crafts…. there is a myriad of applications that i would love to do with their products. their colors are wonderful and ideas are fabulous. i am currently making chaise lounges for my dolls, i could use this with the covers and their clothes.
    trhanks for the great contest

  88. sally wess Says:
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    i’m a happy subscriber

  89. Rosanne Says:
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    I’d like to brighten some of my faded and reds and blacks #1

  90. Rosanne Says:
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    I’d like to brighten some of my faded and reds and blacks #2

  91. Rosanne Says:
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    Subscribe via Google Reader #1

  92. Rosanne Says:
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    Subscribe via Google reader #2

  93. kathy pease Says:
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    1 my hub has lots of white tees i would love to have fun with this :)

  94. kathy pease Says:
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    2 my hub has lots of white tees i would love to have fun with this :)

  95. kathy pease Says:
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    following on twitter klp1965

  96. kathy pease Says:
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  97. kathy pease Says:
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    1 following your blog as klp1965
    kathy pease

  98. kathy pease Says:
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    2 following your blog as klp1965
    kathy pease

  99. Helen Says:
    99

    I have this white blanket that was given to me as a gift that I’d love to dye another color.

  100. Vickie Couturier Says:
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    What I would do is make some shirts for my grandson who starts school this fall,pre-k,he would love it an we could do it together for fun

  101. Vickie Couturier Says:
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  102. Vickie Couturier Says:
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    I follow via google friends an the name vickiecouturier

  103. Cori Westphal Says:
    103

    I’d love to try the ExtravOrganza Vases. What a cool idea!

  104. Cori Westphal Says:
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  105. Cori Westphal Says:
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  107. Cori Westphal Says:
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  108. Cori Westphal Says:
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  109. Cori Westphal Says:
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  112. Cori Westphal Says:
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  113. Cori Westphal Says:
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    I’m a subscriber. Entry 1

  114. Cori Westphal Says:
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  115. Cori Westphal Says:
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  122. Cori Westphal Says:
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  123. Jennifer wohl Says:
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    I would like to dye this tablecloth that is made out of cotton that I got from a garage sale. Its red and I would like to dye it purple.

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