Natural Dye Crackle Glaze Effect on Fabric

[@purpleicicles]

Wow, I've seen a few starch-resist videos, but nobody mentioned how well it stays put despite the dyeing, soaking and rinsing process - thank you for that vital extra information!

[@angelabrowning802]

Interesting. Love learning new things.thanks for sharing from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@bannakhandokar3251]

Great job 👍
Love this video 😍

[@rajnis6186]

Beautiful.. thanks for sharing.
Have shared the link with few like minded friends.

[@MamiesSchoolhouse]

Thank you, Rajni. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@user-inharmony]

Thank you! I will try this on silk. Thank you, again 🌼

[@MamiesSchoolhouse]

Thanks for watching. I'm sure you will have lovely results.

[@shashaana293]

It’s very useful information. Thank you so much

[@MamiesSchoolhouse]

You're welcome. I'm glad it was helpful!

[@jillmarshall3223]

Love this! Thank you for sharing, I appreciate you.

[@MamiesSchoolhouse]

My pleasure. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

[@zannajoyce6698]

Wow!

[@mariettarichardson8039]

Hi Mel, can you say what dyes you use in this or is this to be revealed in a class? Lovely video. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@MamiesSchoolhouse]

Hi Marietta, thanks for the kind feedback. I used indigo, walnut, madder, marigold, sappanwood, and various tannins.