With an easy dye solution, you can give store-bought silk scarves a soft or bold ombre effect.

Liven up a pair of white canvas shoes with liquid fabric dye. Making them will be just as fun as adding them to your wardrobe.

With blends of red, pink, and orange dye, you can turn your plain canvas tote into your most vibrant accessory.

Tie-dyeing is both a fun family activity and the perfect way to spruce up plain clothing without breaking the bank.

Simply set out bowls of rubber bands, clothespins, and marbles and experiment with a variety of expressive patterns.

In addition to your accessories, dyed fabric can also brighten up your home. A quartet of dyed linen panels with pale-blue bases and fading colors adds a one-of-a-kind work of art to your walls.

Make your own surface protectors by braiding dyed pieces of ticking fabric. By experimenting with store-bought liquid dye in a large basin, you can create your own tints.

With a light dye bath of food coloring and water, you can turn ordinary white doilies into beautiful gift wrap for candy and sweets.

A quick dip in bowl of boiling water and dye will give unfinished wooden beads a beachy look, perfect for your summer wardrobe.

Give your headboard slipcover and pillowcases a beautiful, sea-inspired feel by dyeing sky-blue linen deeper, soothing shades of blue.

Make one-of-a-kind wrapping paper by dipping and dyeing folded rice paper in food coloring to make diamond and striped patterns.