Natural black dye

Who would have thought that black bean juice would dye yarn a beautiful shade of blue-grey? I had a really hard time capturing the color ...

Acorn dyeing

natural dyes; Black beans, so easy, so beautiful, so try it!

Natural dye experiments

Exploring the art of natural dyeing with acorns and walnuts reveals a palette of beautiful tans and browns. While these shades might seem understated, they serve as a perfect canvas for creative overdyeing. Imagine the transformation when tan meets indigo, resulting in a rich, teal-like hue. Additionally, a simple dip in an iron bath can shift these earthy tones to sophisticated grays and blacks. Dive into the process and unleash your creativity!

Naturally dyed linen 🌿🍅🌼 Colours from nature always look beautiful together ✨ I’ve had such a lovely time dyeing these linen table… | Instagram

All about how to revive faded black clothes, including how to dye a shirt, dress, or jeans black and my favorite faded black clothes dye.

All-natural ways to turn grey or white hair back to its original black color. No harmful chemicals involved.

When I was a little girl, I was really obsessed with wilderness survival. Not exactly a tomboy, but I would climb trees, build forts, and get really dirty collecting rocks/plants/acorns in sunflower dresses and my mothers lipstick. Actually, thanks to the 90s trend revival that is almost exactly how I am today. So really, little has changed.

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Black beans are such easy and affordable way to dye animal and plant based fibres naturally! Achieve gorgeous purple to lavender shade in 3 simple steps!

Uncover 10 incredible natural dye methods that will transform your crafting experience and eliminate the need for store-bought dyes. From vibrant plant-based colors to earthy tones, these techniques will inspire your creativity and connect you with nature. • Safe and eco-friendly dyeing options • Step-by-step guides for each method • Tips for achieving stunning colors on various fabrics Click to discover all 10 methods and start your journey into the world of natural dyes today!

Click through to see the results of both heat-free and pot-as-mordant experiments with Black Hollyhock Botanical Dye. From garden to color - get tips on how to DIY your own dye project!

Instant Pot black beans

Here are some dye samples I’ve made using black beans. For column A, I soaked the beans 24 hours. It produced a light purple on silk, and light purple-blue on cotton. The colors aren’t lightfast. For column B, I soaked the beans for 48 hours. It produced a light sage on silk, and light grey-blue … Continue reading Black Bean Dye Samples – Purple, Grey Green, And Blue →

Last weekend I took some time for me and had fun experimenting with a natural dye source I have never tried before. Black beans! Yes, that is right, just your ordinary grocery store variety black b…

How to make Black Walnut Dye for Yarn and Fabric. Learn how to dye yarn with all natural black walnuts. No mordant needed.