Dying Feathers with Kool Aid for Archery

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Dying feathers with kool-aid is extremely simple and effective. It only really requires two steps... mixing a dye bath and heating it up. The molecules responsible for the color in kool aid bond quite well to the proteins in feathers. They'll also bond well to other natural materials.

[@ArcosMatuM]

es genial, hace tiempo que me preguntaba cómo se podía teñir las plumas, y este vídeo me saco las dudas, un buen trabajo

[@riccoratzo]

Will it keep the color in rain?

[@CORTEXFLY]

Amazing

[@Felkins]

Does the degrade the water resistance of turkey feathers? Thanks!!

[@ReeceRockholdTV]

im looking to make a traditional native headdress how long does this dye last and does it wash out with humidity/rain

[@AustinKy2323]

Pretty cool sir.

[@adhdartist1994]

Koolaid makes me think it is staining my kidneys

[@carolinagreenhead1]

Dude, where do you come up with this stuff lol? Awesome tip btw.

[@DIYSportsman]

+carolinagreenhead Thanks, I've seen this one floating around online in a couple places. I think fly fishermen were the first to fugure it out.

[@MyREDTAIL]

Would the Grape & the Cherry KOOL AID Work for the same colors also.? Like Purple & Red etc.?

[@DIYSportsman]

+MyREDTAIL Yea they should

[@paintpaint9643]

What is cool aid???is it jouse pawder??

[@DIYSportsman]

+Paint Paint It's mixed with water to make a sweet, flavored drink.

[@rhandadormeus6818]

Can’t you just heat the water prior to adding the dye and vinegar….

[@DIYSportsman]

Yes, you can. The main thing is just allowing the feathers to soak in a hot bath with those ingredients.

[@jimbo7145]

First. Really cool by the way, keep it up!