Jenn from Endlessly Inpsired shows how she used Kool-Aid to create a dip dye effect on a pillow cover. It creates a lovely, painted effect on the pillow. She did this on a pillow cover she made herself, but you could also dip-dye a purchased pillow cover. Just be aware that synthetic fabrics may not take the dye. Stick with cotton if possible. Go to Endlessly Inspired for the tute.
[photo from Endlessly Inspired]
Looking for more DIY projects with Koolaid? Check these out Kool-Aid Crafts
Did you know the powder form of Koolaid was created by Edwin Perkins in 1927 based upon a liquid concentrate called Fruit Smack. Obviously, it was first created for eating and not crafting but how could we help ourselves with all that dye and possibilities.
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