Turn everyday items into something magical this Halloween. We upcycled a pair of old tights and wire hangers to craft this oversized flower collar, then brought it to life with Rit Orange dye and hand-painted spots for that signature tiger lily look. The result? A costume that’s bold, eco-friendly, and totally blooming with creativity.

A gothic child bride in red is sure to give you chills this Halloween. Our friend, Karla Davis, came up with the brilliant idea to ‘ressurect’ a child’s vintage communion dress to create this costume. Since the dress was made with acetate, she used our dye for synthetics, Rit DyeMore. It was so easy to create and accessorize and will certainly make a big statement!

Turn a plain white tee into an underwater scene with aquamarine tie-dye and a hand-drawn fish using FreeFlow. Add a clear “fish bag” over the top for a clever costume that comes together swimmingly.

Turn simple cover-ups into zebra- and tiger-inspired prints using Itajime Shibori techniques. Add party hats and blowers because these animals came to party.

Cute as a bug 🐞 Simply dye a polka-dotted top or dress red, add wings and antennae, and you’ve got an easy ladybug look ready to take flight.

Give your spellbooks a creepy-crawly upgrade. Colour plastic bugs with FreeFlow Monochrome Markers for metallic details that look straight out of the potions cabinet.

Go all in on pink. Dye your outfit from head to toe, then use FreeFlow to scatter hand-drawn stars for an extra touch.

Bring an old pillowcase Get Black Back, then use FreeFlow to draw on a web. The easiest way to make your couch a little creepier.

We love how these halloween themed tights turned out using our Tangerine and Black dyes. They only take a small amount of dye and you can even dye them in a mason jar! Learn how to whip up these cute, custom dyed tights in under 30 minutes.