Tulip Color Spectrum Batik-tubkit

The powder dyes mixed up in about two minutes each, and the blush and coral shades came out so vivid on cotton that I didn't even need to heat-set them twice. Twenty-four bottles was plenty for a full afternoon of dyeing with friends, and the fuchsia held its color through a hot wash without fading.

The extended palette is what sold me — blush, coral, and salmon give way more range than the usual primary-only kits. Each 2.75 oz. bottle held plenty of powder for a solid afternoon of tie-dyeing with my daughter. We've got enough colors left for at least two more shirts.

The powdered dye in those little bottles mixed up clean without any clumps, and the 24-color spread gave me an actual rainbow instead of the usual muddy mess. I tie-dyed six shirts and still had plenty left over to do some socks.