Beautiful Papers using Natural Dyes: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024

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  • @elainebates6967
    @elainebates6967 6 месяцев назад +2

    I have used pomegranate fruit skins and flowers . They make a wonderful yellow dye. Lots of Love, Light and Laughter Forever!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  6 месяцев назад

      Oh, I'll have to try that!! That sounds really neat!! Thanks for letting me know.
      Thanks so much for watching. Happy crafting 💖 😃

  • @gigi9637
    @gigi9637 Год назад +2

    I love how you always try to used naturally created products or found natural items in the garden . Thank you for your beautiful content 🥰

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Thank you Gigi 🤗 I absolutely LOVE to create using natural elements!! I've been trying to focus on it more this summer 😊 So stay tuned!!
      Thanks so much for watching. Have a great week 💖

  • @venitarose8150
    @venitarose8150 Год назад +2

    Thank you for featuring natural dye ideas. And also the great tips from other subscribers. I have tried onion skins, tea and coffee. Im definatly going to try avacado, rose petals and beets. Thank you for all of your nature inspired projects. I look forward to your new posts.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      I'm wanting to try rose petals too, looks interesting. I'm learning what else can be used, so many different plants to discover.
      Thanks so much for watching. Take care 💖 🙂

  • @mrs.pattiderge6743
    @mrs.pattiderge6743 Год назад +3

    I cannot wait to see what you do with all of these gorgeous papers. When I was young, growing up on a farm, we had huge gardens and canned and froze lots of produce. I died eggs in onion skins and beet juice and I put tomato skins on papers. The eggs turned out awesome. The papers not so much. It is so amazing that the avocado skins and pits produced pink! Thank you for sharing!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Oh that sounds fun!! It's so amazing how we can experiment with things that we'd typically throw away.
      I'll have to try tomato skins, sounds interesting 🤔
      Thanks for watching and sharing with me. Have a wonderful weekend 💗

  • @CraftingMyBestLifewithLisa
    @CraftingMyBestLifewithLisa Год назад +1

    What a cool video! I love the idea of using food to dye paper. Can’t wait for the next video to see more. Hugs friend! 🥰🤗

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Lisa Marie 🤗 It's a lot of fun to play around with!!
      Thanks for watching my friend. Take care 💖 🙂

  • @pdmullgirl
    @pdmullgirl Год назад +1

    Wow Donna, everything turned out so pretty! I love using natural elements to make beautiful dyes. Very nice!
    ❤️💜💚

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Aw, thanks so much Paige, I truly appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed ☺️ Thanks for watching!!💖

  • @lisaogg6337
    @lisaogg6337 Год назад +2

    Wow Donna, that looks like a lot of fun to do. I have never dyed paper but you make it look so easy. I'm shocked at the color of the avocado color of dye. I'm excited to see what crafts you make with your dyed papers. Take care and God Bless y'all always

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Aw, thanks Lisa. It was fun to do!!
      It's very easy and so forgiving.
      Thanks for watching. Have a great week 😀 💖

  • @loriholland6431
    @loriholland6431 Год назад +1

    Donna, I've never done any paper dyeing, but you made it look like so much fun! I never would have imagined that the avocado skins would produce such a beautiful pink color! I am so looking forward to next week's video to see what you do with all your new papers! See you then!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Ya, the avocado is so surprising, it's a fun experiment for sure!!
      Thanks so much for watching Lori. Have a wonderful week 😊 💖

  • @gaylaely1990
    @gaylaely1990 Год назад +1

    I haven't ever dyed paper so this was so interesting to watch you do it. It's amazing what colors you get! I can't wait to see what you do with the papers now.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Yay, so glad you enjoyed!! It's so much fun!! 😄
      Thanks so much for watching. Take care 💖

  • @yvettesobaszek8100
    @yvettesobaszek8100 Год назад +2

    Thank you so very much for the different dye ideas. Pleasantly surprised buy the avocado! ❤

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Ya, it's a fun dye to play with 😄
      Thanks for watching Yvette. Take care 💖 🤗

  • @terriallen2537
    @terriallen2537 Год назад +1

    Love this!!! Thanks for passing on your knowledge. 😊

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      You are so welcome Terri!! I am happy you enjoyed. Thanks for watching 💖🤗

  • @michellesuniqueboutique3405
    @michellesuniqueboutique3405 Год назад +1

    Can't wait to see what you create with the natural dyed papers. I want to actually make my paper n use different dyes to color them. Putting dried flower, herbs and leaf pieces in them. So I can use this as a jump off point. Great idea!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Yes, that would be awesome!!! I am hoping to make my own papers too 😃
      Thanks so much for watching. Take care 😉💖

  • @debraarbuthnott3380
    @debraarbuthnott3380 Год назад +3

    I have used rose petals. Red are best so far.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Oh I will have to try it out. Now, I need to find red roses 😄
      Thanks for watching and sharing. Take care 💖 🙂

  • @lisamarieesposito4842
    @lisamarieesposito4842 Год назад +2

    I have coffee, tea dyed muslin and chenille fabrics before. I also have walnut crystals (mix with water to make a walnut stain) that I’ve used in the past too. I’ve also died wooden clothespins too and white fabric. I have tried it on paper tags too. So fun!! I haven’t tried it just on paper though. Only issue is we don’t eat onions or avocados…so I don’t have access to the skins. But I am looking forward to your tutorial next week to see what you do with them and see if I need to get using/making these again! Thank you!!!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Ooo, walnut crystals. It sounds interesting 😃
      Dying fabrics is fun too.
      Thanks so much for watching and sharing, I appreciate it.
      Take care 💖 🙂

  • @deborahwilson3546
    @deborahwilson3546 Год назад +6

    If you add baking soda to the avocado while it is on the stove, you will have an even richer color.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Oh, good to know. I'll try it out next time!!
      Thanks for watching and sharing. Take care Deborah 💖 🙂

  • @rachelburgener819
    @rachelburgener819 Год назад +1

    I’ve never done any dyeing but it looks fun and exciting!!! I’ll be excited to see how you put them to use!!!
    The colors are awesome ❤️😀

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      You'll have to try it, it's so fun and surprising 😀
      Thanks so much for watching. Have a wonderful weekend 💗

  • @kristan8713
    @kristan8713 Год назад +2

    I've never dyed paper but I've done a lot of fabric and yarn and embroidery floss. One of my favourite natural dye is with Mullein that you can collect from the side of the road. The leaves make a gorgeous bright yellow. I had to buy it but Madder is amazing as if you change the pH you get completely different colours. Great video!

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +2

      Oooo, good to know. I am going to Forage some mullien, but I was going to try it as a tea. Now I want to use it for dying too 😄
      Thanks so much for watching and sharing with me, I appreciate it.
      Take care 💖 🙂

    • @rachelburgener819
      @rachelburgener819 Год назад +1

      I’ve never heard of mullein or madder🤔
      Perhaps you could share on that🤷‍♀️😝
      ❤️😀

    • @kristan8713
      @kristan8713 Год назад +2

      @@rachelburgener819 Madder is a plant used traditionally in Europe for its roots to make beautiful red dye. Mullein has lots of properties but mainly grows along roadsides or disturbed areas and grows really tall. Its leaves make an excellent yellow dye.

    • @rachelburgener819
      @rachelburgener819 Год назад +1

      Thank you for sharing about these plants
      🤔❤️😀

  • @karenstewart8818
    @karenstewart8818 Год назад +1

    I love love the results I got when I used clothing dye and balled up waxed paper. You have to sort of babysit the process, turning the balls of waxed paper over because they float. I saw it done on a RUclips channel. Once the paper is dry, I ironed it and it is so soft, but sturdy too. You can't really glue things on it but it does add a lovely pop of color in a journal. Or you could use it in a sun catcher.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Really?? That sounds so fun!! I would never have thought of wax paper 😃 I'll have to check it out 😉 I wonder if you used gel medium if things would adhere to it 🤔 I'll have to tryit out. Thanks so much for watching and sharing, I greatly enjoyed it 😊 💖

    • @karenstewart8818
      @karenstewart8818 Год назад +1

      @@creartivebynature I hadn't thought of a gel medium...I have collage medium I will try. I even wondered if sanding lightly would help....I shall to experiment!

  • @klwjordan
    @klwjordan Год назад +2

    This was so much fun to watch!! I may not ever dye paper, but I'm looking forward to next week's usage video. I have recently gotten back into cross stitching and I've seen several videos where people dye their fabric to give an antique look. But I've always worried about using chemical dyes with my kitchen pots, pans, baking sheets, bowls, spoons, etc. This may be a nice alternative.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад +1

      Ya, I would try it out. I have dyed fabric with coffee before, it's beautiful, especially if you like the aged look 😉
      Thanks so much for watching. Have a great weekend 😀 💖

  • @shesshyshescrafty9084
    @shesshyshescrafty9084 Год назад +1

    Love this idea Donna .. looks like fun too .. im definitely going to make some .. Thank You for sharing .. hugs 💕

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Yay, glad you enjoyed. It is so much fun!!! Thanks for watching Lorene. Happy crafting 💖

  • @shelleyo6022
    @shelleyo6022 Год назад +1

    I’ve coffee and tea died and love uses the papers. I can’t wait to make some onion paper. I can see many sunflower type projects with the doilies.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      It's such a neat colour isn't it 💛 Thank you for watching. Happy crafting 💖😉

  • @maryellenyork2819
    @maryellenyork2819 Год назад +1

    I have never dyed paper but I will now.

  • @maryellenyork2819
    @maryellenyork2819 Год назад +1

    I imagine leaves or herbs could be used for the, too.

    • @creartivebynature
      @creartivebynature  Год назад

      Yes, I have seen that. Certain leaves and such work better than others from what I've read 🤔
      Thanks so much for watching. Let me know if you try this out.
      Happy crafting 💖