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Country Classics all-in-one, no fuss dye, can easily transform Wool, Silk, Nylon, and many other protein-based fibers into the color of your dreams in minutes! Everything you need is in one 3 oz jar. No mordant or special treatment needed! Each jar dyes about 2 pounds of fiber in ONLY 30 MINUTES, and with 91 colors available, you can achieve the exact color you're looking for. Use more or less dye to create lighter or darker colors. Thanks to Country Classics, dyeing has never been easier!
The colors depicted here is our best at representing the shade you can produce from each Country Classic Dye. Your results may vary depending on fiber type, the amount of dye you use, and your dyeing process. We recommend purchasing a color card in order for you to have an exact representation of each color option.
These dyes are excellent for yarn, roving, fabric, and more. We recommend only using Country Classic Acid Dyes with protein fibers. For cellulose fibers we recommend using the Reactive Dyes. Works great for immersion and rainbow dying.
Always do test samples before working on a large project.
Color cards are available on our site for these dyes, available here.
Get a color sampler pack by clicking here.
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