Thank you so much for the demonstration on natural flower prints on fabric. Your results are stunning. I am from India, heading an NGO helping the underprivileged women in the community. Teaching this to the women will help them a lot for earning their money. Can you please explain how you pre treat the fabric, as well how you do a dye work after the eco print. Thank you once again, God Bless you.
In the past I have placed my fabrics in vinegar to soak overnight, but ecoprinting generally involves a diluted soy milk with a three turn saturation. Letting the fabric soak over night for three consecutive nights, taking it out for a solid wringing between soaks. It is then ready for the wooden hammer and board. I hope this helps and that your endeavors in India are productive. ❤
@@bevgipson1959 yes I’m kind of disappointed, she said she was going to leave instructions in a link under the video. But I guess she changed her mind and tried to monetise it into a course as I can’t see any link now…
I love how the yellow flowers turned bright orange/red with hints of yellow. I have bought meters of plain linen to try this as well as cotton, thank you for sharing I think I will,have to dive down the rabbit hole just to learn a lot more about this just to find out what flowers I can use.🤗🤗🤗
I love thé bleeding effect, il looks like a impressionniste painting. ❤❤❤Thank you so much for this vidéo, so well explained and no chitchat❤❤❤🙏👏👏👏Happy pregnancy to you❤
I've watching this so many times over the last three years. I have managed my own great prints with coreopsis. Thanks so much for the clear instructions.
I would love to know your secret because I have only been doing this for 2 1/2 years and I have Eco printed on like 30 or 40 different fabrics and I still have only got four of them to work out with clear Eco prints. I’m trying to figure out what am I doing wrong am I doing something wrong during scouring Mantin, but the thing is I follow all the scouring and more and I still can’t get it to work. I did find some things that I was doing wrong during the steaming process. I found quite a few things I was doing wrong, but even with fixing that I still can’t get clear prints there’s something wrong or there’s some secret that I don’t know about because I just can’t get it to work and it really upsets me because I’ve put so much time and energy and money into this craft this craft craft.
Hi! Love the video ❤ and the results on all were beautiful!. I could see that as a summer dress... I was wondering what you'd use those as. I would cut the various components of a dress and do what you did. I must try this someday. Thank you 😊
Did you scour and mordant the cotton fabric? If so do you have a tutorial? This is the most clear understandable tutorial. Thank you… I’ve spent hours looking for one.
You might discuss this in another video, but what would you recommend for pre-treatment of the fabric to encourage a strong bond between fabric and dye? Natural vs chemical pre-treatments...? Also, do the results vary depending upon the fabric choices? I really liked the effect of the smaller piece of bamboo silk, but am wondering if the effect would be similar if using cotton, upcycled denim, etc...?
How amazing!!! Thank you beautiful young lady for this easier method to dying with flowers. Very cool. I will keep watching for any setting step.♥️ Thanks for the tip that you do not have to dry fabric first.👌 Congratulations on your baby!Babies, as I hear them in background.🥰
Ohhh Thank you! thank you! thank you! How ABSOLUTELY LOVELY! I’m new to eco printing. I attempted it years ago after following some rather poor instructions. (Or lack of) I had no idea what a mordant was and was told to steam in vinegar? After hours of collecting lovely wildflowers I got one single print...that looked like someone stepped on a rusty spider. The cloth itself looked like it molded. I was disheartened to say the least. You have given such thorough instructions, I feel inspired again! In fact, It’s 3am, i can’t sleep and am resisting the urge to get printing! 😂 I have almost EVERYTHING you’re using! Even the exact steamer and even FLOWERS! (I live in the mountain desert of NM, so flowers are rare) This year my 4 o clock perineal bushes went crazy and even bloomed new bushes in every crack nook and cranny! I literally have thousands of luscious bright hot pink flowers (my 4 o clock) and fields of country daisies (I think that’s what they are, they’re very similar to what you’re using) I have NO MORDANT. Ferrous sulfate sounds SO familiar. I feel like i have some around here somewhere? Idk if I’m overtired or it was prescribed to me for something? Im not sure how the mordant process even works. I’m getting ready to watch the links you suggested. Perhaps I can find something.🤞 Can you please tell me how the hot pinkish red 4oclocks print. They’re so lovely and vibrant when they bloom, but instantly turn black when they fall off and die. I’m not sure how to place them either? They’re similar to a morning glory in that you can’t spread out petals and press. Also.. I have purple...weeds (although I’ve been told it might be Milo) that are so lovely. Does purple work as well? Sorry so long! You’ve just really inspired me! After my initial disappointment & all these years I thought I’d never try it again. I’m a biologist/zoologist environmentalist and artist. I want to eco print so badly for a botanical junk journal I’m creating! You’ve given me both the tools and knowledge and inspired my heart again! 🙏🏼!
Hi!! So exciting!! Sadly, vinegar is suggested as a mordant quite often online and it does absolutely nothing to help the dye bind onto fiber. I’ve never worked with 4 o’clocks before but many pink flowers don’t print very well. It’s worth trying once you have your fiber properly mordanted. I hope that you enjoy your printing projects! 💗
I was MESMERIZED watching this!! I live on top of a meadow now and have been wanting to try eco printing.. Thank you so much for the wonderful video! 🌼💗
I had heard of eco dying but never seen it done, thank you! Excellent demonstration. I grow lots of zinnias, black eyed Susan, fox glove and a Mexican sunflower with 2-3 inch orange flowers. I'm going to try this!! @Debra L Pate Art
Thank you! The video is awesome and very easy to understand and follow the instructions! I enjoyed watching it very much and it turned out to be very relaxing! I have one question remaining: - What does it mean to steam? - Should I boil water and after that place the clothes inside, so they are completely covered in water for 5-7 min?
I appreciate that you address EVERYTHING in this video - lightfastness, sustainability, mordanting, fiber choice, bundle versus other methods, etc. * subscribed *
Oooh I really like the one with the most bleeding. It's like a stylized floral. I wonder if this would work with chicory! Has anyone here tried that? I'm obsessed with the chicory that lines the roads here in the Midwest.
Thank you! I share my pre-treatment process in my full length online course as well as my Fundamental Elements of Natural Dye mini course: thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/collections
Thank you so much! I loved your demonstration, could you please let me know whether the water had anything in it or was it plain water. I appreciate your response!
Hi! That's a great video, thank you! Same question as most people down below...how do you prepare your fabric? With just this info I guess we'd be wasting a lot of plants, energy, time, and effort. 😇🌻🌺🌿🍀
Hi there! I share the pretreatment process I used for this fabric in my online course. It’s the tannin-free method. thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/courses/natural-dye-cellulose-fiber
Do you talk about over dyeing in any of your other videos, and if not would you? I’ve seen short videos of people doing it but I’d like to know more of the details of it before I try it myself.
Hi there! I have some coreopsis growing in my garden right now, but I just had a baby so I'm not sure when I will get to this project 😂 Will this work with pressed / preserved / dried flowers, or only fresh? Thank you!
I cannot wait to try this that looks so fun and satisfying I have some beautiful flowers that I am really excited about trying and I really really love them so if this technique works with them I will be fascinated and using it on everything
Hi... your result is absolutely amazing. I’ve been trying to get good results using this technique but the results are quite discouraging. I don’t have iron for the mordant so I’m using alum. Can you please guide me regarding your iron solution? It will be greatly helpful
Hi! I like to use a very weak iron solution of a little less than 1% WOF. I make it with ferrous sulfate powder and warm water. Are you working with cellulose fiber?
@@thebarefootdyer yup I’m working on 100% cotton fabric. It is very hard to find ferrous sulphate where I live and it is quite expensive if you get lucky to find some. I’ve been searching for a good mordant recipe for quite some time and all the recipes I’ve found ask for ferrous sulphate which is not possible for me to acquire.
@@nialia6814 If working with cotton, alum isn’t an adequate mordant on it’s own. It needs help binding to the cotton from an assist like tannin. You can also make iron water by soaking rusty metal in vinegar - it’s just a bit harder to determine how much iron is present in the solution. I cover mordanting extensively in my online course and mini course if you’d like to learn more: thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/courses/foundational-elements-of-natural-dyeing-cleaning-pre-treating-fiber
Hi I know this my be a silly answer but what about iron tablets from the chemist it is after all ferrous sulphate all you would need to do is to crush the tablet to a fine powder and you can use this. Sorry I was just watching one of Barefoot Dyer’s videos when I remembered I had to take my tablets and one of them is the iron tablet so I looked it up and it’s the same stuff mentioned in the video just in tablet form for people to take when their iron levels are down🤗🤗🤗
Absolutely beautiful! I know everything naturally faded over time but how long do you think your item will last? What washing instructions do you usually give people for longevity?
Hi Tatiannah! Thank you! If the fiber is properly pretreated (scoured & mordanted) and a colorfast plant is used, the color should last for quite a long time. Naturally dyed items can be washed with your normal laundry. It’s best to use a plant derived free & clear detergent.
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Thank you so much for the demonstration on natural flower prints on fabric. Your results are stunning. I am from India, heading an NGO helping the underprivileged women in the community. Teaching this to the women will help them a lot for earning their money. Can you please explain how you pre treat the fabric, as well how you do a dye work after the eco print. Thank you once again, God Bless you.
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I would also like answers to the above questions.
In the past I have placed my fabrics in vinegar to soak overnight, but ecoprinting generally involves a diluted soy milk with a three turn saturation. Letting the fabric soak over night for three consecutive nights, taking it out for a solid wringing between soaks. It is then ready for the wooden hammer and board. I hope this helps and that your endeavors in India are productive. ❤
@@bevgipson1959 yes I’m kind of disappointed, she said she was going to leave instructions in a link under the video. But I guess she changed her mind and tried to monetise it into a course as I can’t see any link now…
@@Hevva67should learn to says thank you!!
Nice work and I love that you stress using recycled and reusable plastic for your barrier layer.
I love how the yellow flowers turned bright orange/red with hints of yellow. I have bought meters of plain linen to try this as well as cotton, thank you for sharing I think I will,have to dive down the rabbit hole just to learn a lot more about this just to find out what flowers I can use.🤗🤗🤗
I think the rolled one with no dowel turned it the prettiest!
WOW I don't know which I love most, the flowers and prints, or the kitty! This is awesome!
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I love thé bleeding effect, il looks like a impressionniste painting. ❤❤❤Thank you so much for this vidéo, so well explained and no chitchat❤❤❤🙏👏👏👏Happy pregnancy to you❤
I've watching this so many times over the last three years. I have managed my own great prints with coreopsis. Thanks so much for the clear instructions.
Did you mordant your cotton fabric?
I would love to know your secret because I have only been doing this for 2 1/2 years and I have Eco printed on like 30 or 40 different fabrics and I still have only got four of them to work out with clear Eco prints. I’m trying to figure out what am I doing wrong am I doing something wrong during scouring Mantin, but the thing is I follow all the scouring and more and I still can’t get it to work. I did find some things that I was doing wrong during the steaming process. I found quite a few things I was doing wrong, but even with fixing that I still can’t get clear prints there’s something wrong or there’s some secret that I don’t know about because I just can’t get it to work and it really upsets me because I’ve put so much time and energy and money into this craft this craft craft.
No loss if I mess up but I have a plain white linen sundress I'm going to do this too. Can't wait, it's so pretty and unique. Thank you for sharing.
Hi!
Love the video ❤ and the results on all were beautiful!.
I could see that as a summer dress...
I was wondering what you'd use those as.
I would cut the various components of a dress and do what you did.
I must try this someday. Thank you 😊
Are these washable?
Did you scour and mordant the cotton fabric? If so do you have a tutorial? This is the most clear understandable tutorial. Thank you… I’ve spent hours looking for one.
To add to my earlier comment i dont use wool, silk and leather. I like to work with Cotton. Your video is great help.
Thank you!! This Vid was extremely informative, and the end result was beautiful. Will keep watching the others. Love your handsome cat.
You might discuss this in another video, but what would you recommend for pre-treatment of the fabric to encourage a strong bond between fabric and dye? Natural vs chemical pre-treatments...? Also, do the results vary depending upon the fabric choices? I really liked the effect of the smaller piece of bamboo silk, but am wondering if the effect would be similar if using cotton, upcycled denim, etc...?
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How amazing!!! Thank you beautiful young lady for this easier method to dying with flowers. Very cool. I will keep watching for any setting step.♥️ Thanks for the tip that you do not have to dry fabric first.👌 Congratulations on your baby!Babies, as I hear them in background.🥰
Great presentation - lose the music you don’t need it. Thank you for sharing your expertise 🦋
Ohhh Thank you! thank you! thank you! How ABSOLUTELY LOVELY! I’m new to eco printing. I attempted it years ago after following some rather poor instructions. (Or lack of)
I had no idea what a mordant was and was told to steam in vinegar? After hours of collecting lovely wildflowers I got one single print...that looked like someone stepped on a rusty spider. The cloth itself looked like it molded. I was disheartened to say the least.
You have given such thorough instructions, I feel inspired again! In fact, It’s 3am, i can’t sleep and am resisting the urge to get printing! 😂
I have almost EVERYTHING you’re using! Even the exact steamer and even FLOWERS! (I live in the mountain desert of NM, so flowers are rare) This year my 4 o clock perineal bushes went crazy and even bloomed new bushes in every crack nook and cranny! I literally have thousands of luscious bright hot pink flowers (my 4 o clock) and fields of country daisies (I think that’s what they are, they’re very similar to what you’re using)
I have NO MORDANT. Ferrous sulfate sounds SO familiar. I feel like i have some around here somewhere? Idk if I’m overtired or it was prescribed to me for something? Im not sure how the mordant process even works. I’m getting ready to watch the links you suggested. Perhaps I can find something.🤞
Can you please tell me how the hot pinkish red 4oclocks print. They’re so lovely and vibrant when they bloom, but instantly turn black when they fall off and die. I’m not sure how to place them either? They’re similar to a morning glory in that you can’t spread out petals and press. Also.. I have purple...weeds (although I’ve been told it might be Milo) that are so lovely. Does purple work as well? Sorry so long! You’ve just really inspired me! After my initial disappointment & all these years I thought I’d never try it again. I’m a biologist/zoologist environmentalist and artist. I want to eco print so badly for a botanical junk journal I’m creating! You’ve given me both the tools and knowledge and inspired my heart again! 🙏🏼!
Hi!! So exciting!! Sadly, vinegar is suggested as a mordant quite often online and it does absolutely nothing to help the dye bind onto fiber.
I’ve never worked with 4 o’clocks before but many pink flowers don’t print very well. It’s worth trying once you have your fiber properly mordanted.
I hope that you enjoy your printing projects! 💗
Thanks! That was easy to understand- although I'm sure there's a lot more to learn. Also, your cat is exceptionally good looking.
Love this art. Thank you for sharing this knowledge 🙏
Holy crap, that's beautiful!!!!!! Just wow!
@@mycatsnameiskaren8253 Thank you so much!
These were so gorgeous! What mordants did you use?
Genial! I just started dying with plants, but this is to test out - one day. Thank you for showing.
I was MESMERIZED watching this!! I live on top of a meadow now and have been wanting to try eco printing.. Thank you so much for the wonderful video! 🌼💗
That is so lovely! I hope you enjoy your printing projects!
Your resulting eco prints are beautiful and inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques with us. I look forward to your upcoming videos.
That was excellent!! Thank you for sharing, and how cool you can just go for a walk and find such great dye flowers!!
I had heard of eco dying but never seen it done, thank you! Excellent demonstration. I grow lots of zinnias, black eyed Susan, fox glove and a Mexican sunflower with 2-3 inch orange flowers. I'm going to try this!!
@Debra L Pate Art
I am from Thailand thank you for sharing.I have subscribed your channel.
Thank you for going into such detail! You have been 100 percent more helpful than anyone else. So happy I found you 🥰❤
Thank you Jazmin! So glad you found this video helpful! 💛
So how is the fabric pretreated? Do you soak in soy milk?
Yeah, me too❤
Your Instagram reels led me here. Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you! The video is awesome and very easy to understand and follow the instructions! I enjoyed watching it very much and it turned out to be very relaxing!
I have one question remaining:
- What does it mean to steam?
- Should I boil water and after that place the clothes inside, so they are completely covered in water for 5-7 min?
Absolutely fantastic tutorial. I’ve learnt so much and what stunning results xxx
what are you mordanting your cotton with? are you pre-mordanting? are you doing a post-dye finishing? if so what are you using?
I'd like to know this info also.
Mordanting? Wow the terminology is awesome
I appreciate that you address EVERYTHING in this video - lightfastness, sustainability, mordanting, fiber choice, bundle versus other methods, etc. * subscribed *
Thanks so much for your feedback! ☺️
ABSOLUTELY LOVELY you and your dying prints.
And your teaching methods. I too am teacher and I am learning from you!
NEW SUBBY
Ungal kaivinai migavum arumai thozhi
Thanks so much for a great video. Are all three pieces of fabric pre mordanted before you start?
What would you use them for? A pillow? Stretch them on canvas? What do you do with the finish product! I love this so much!!
I eco print on so many different things! Curtains, clothing and blankets are some of my favorites. I love the idea of stretching it over a canvas! 💛
@@thebarefootdyer Thank you!
Es precioso tu trabajo, gracias por regalarlo, Dios bendiga tu familia
So nice thank you for sharing this print ,I am from Iran🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love this idea, new for me and I can't wait to try it myself....
Thank you!!! Great demo .. look forward to learning more 😃👍🏼😁
I like the ace bandage idea.
Oooh I really like the one with the most bleeding. It's like a stylized floral. I wonder if this would work with chicory! Has anyone here tried that? I'm obsessed with the chicory that lines the roads here in the Midwest.
Thanks a lot. It s a very useful vedio. Bit confused with how to pretreat the fabric
Thank you! I share my pre-treatment process in my full length online course as well as my Fundamental Elements of Natural Dye mini course: thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/collections
Gracias.....
Lo haré.
Dios te bendiga.
Saludos desde Ecuador.
Thank you so much! I loved your demonstration, could you please let me know whether the water had anything in it or was it plain water. I appreciate your response!
All 3 look beautiful. You can make some awesome dresses for little girls out of those lovely fabrics, if not you can do some pretty pillow cases. TFS
C'est très beau les fleurs sont très colorée magnifique 💗
i loved every bit of it.....the results was amazing,.....love ya....
Love the cloth with the bleeding. How big are the dowels? Thanks so much for all your irk in sharing this video
You are a great teacher thank you for sharing this.
@@lindalevitan521 Thank you so much!
Wow !!! I'm seeing this for the first time. Thanks for the awesome tutorial
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I love you cat!! Wonderful tutorial!
Do you have a video or can you advise some ideas how to use the small pieces of cloth once eco printed? Thank you.
I have been following you. Quite informative. Thank you.
I appreciate your excellent information, I've literally only just discovered this art. It's very lovely. Thankyou ❤
Loved your clear concise instructions! Thank you - I am ready to experiment now!
Thanks so much Kay! Happy dyeing!
Herzlichen Dank. Es war sehr interessant und lehrreich für mich.
Hi! That's a great video, thank you! Same question as most people down below...how do you prepare your fabric? With just this info I guess we'd be wasting a lot of plants, energy, time, and effort. 😇🌻🌺🌿🍀
Hi there! I share the pretreatment process I used for this fabric in my online course. It’s the tannin-free method. thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/courses/natural-dye-cellulose-fiber
They are all very beautiful. Your lighting was really good and the volume was perfect. Your demonstration was clear and easy to follow
Thanks so much for the feedback! 🧡
Harika bir teknik cok dogal özel kiyafetler dikilir
Wonderful!!!!! Is there any leaf that prints true green? I want to do fabric with mostly stems and leaves but need them to stay green.
Wow! Thank you!! Love it! So great to be able to make your own 'fabric' Stunning
You did a beautiful job.
Do you talk about over dyeing in any of your other videos, and if not would you? I’ve seen short videos of people doing it but I’d like to know more of the details of it before I try it myself.
Great!! I'v love the Wayne you beach!! Thanks!!🇨🇱
Enjoyed learning about this technique will continue to watch your video's! Thank you, Marlene
@@marlenemarconi6832 thank you for your support!
I would like to make a t shirt for my granddaughter. How would I lay out flowers on a shirt please. I have a wildflower garden that just bloomed!😊
Very Nice Video!! Professional. Thank you.
very nice. Please tell us if you premordanted. This is a very important step. If so, what did you use (besides the iron on one piece}
Good video, though the sound quality could be warmer. I am going t o try the project though, it looks fun!
Thanks Elsie! I’m still learning when it comes to camera and sound. I appreciate your feedback!
I love that kitty cat 💗
Great work , I have doubt , whether the fabric is soaked in any diluted solution.
Absolutely beautiful and thank you 🙂
Thank you for sharing.
Divino !! Podrias hacer un video en español? Gracias!!
life at my awoof !!! HALLELUYAH!
i dont have a steamer is there another solution for it ? they look amazing .
At last what did you do with favric rolls ,steam with water or what ,i did not understand. Please answer me.😊❤
Hola excelente tu tutorial. Solo tengo una duda a la tela y a las flores les aplicas mordiente antes de imprimir. Gracias
Such a great video thank you for teaching us. You’re a wonderful teacher!
Thanks so much!
Hermoso !!!
hermosoo, muchas gracias 🌱‼️ lo haré ahora mismo🤭🔥
So beautiful I think I will try it also but I am scared when I will wash it will it come out thank you for your video it was beautiful
Thank you! The color fastness will depend on if the fabric is mordanted and the plants that are used.
Hi there! I have some coreopsis growing in my garden right now, but I just had a baby so I'm not sure when I will get to this project 😂 Will this work with pressed / preserved / dried flowers, or only fresh? Thank you!
Maravilloso ! Podria en español ?
I cannot wait to try this that looks so fun and satisfying I have some beautiful flowers that I am really excited about trying and I really really love them so if this technique works with them I will be fascinated and using it on everything
How exciting!! I hope they work well for you!
I didn’t see you mention a mordant or that process did I miss something??
I’d like to know what a mordant is
What temperature? How much water? Can you use sticks instead of dowel rods? Any kind of way to seal to wash after wearing?
Gorgeous. Thank you for sharing
Iron dying? So many questions kinda could be a bit more clear but beautiful prints for yellow To be red wonderful!
Beautiful print. I wanna try this eco print but I don’t have any idea to pretreat the fabric. Do you mind to share more about this？thank you so much🙂
Thank you! I have a mordanting tutorial on my blog and also teach many mordanting techniques in my online course. 🧡
Can you do tutorial on how to Eco print on the paper?
The results are exciting, thank you .
♥️
Hi... your result is absolutely amazing. I’ve been trying to get good results using this technique but the results are quite discouraging. I don’t have iron for the mordant so I’m using alum. Can you please guide me regarding your iron solution? It will be greatly helpful
Hi! I like to use a very weak iron solution of a little less than 1% WOF. I make it with ferrous sulfate powder and warm water. Are you working with cellulose fiber?
@@thebarefootdyer yup I’m working on 100% cotton fabric. It is very hard to find ferrous sulphate where I live and it is quite expensive if you get lucky to find some. I’ve been searching for a good mordant recipe for quite some time and all the recipes I’ve found ask for ferrous sulphate which is not possible for me to acquire.
@@nialia6814 If working with cotton, alum isn’t an adequate mordant on it’s own. It needs help binding to the cotton from an assist like tannin. You can also make iron water by soaking rusty metal in vinegar - it’s just a bit harder to determine how much iron is present in the solution.
I cover mordanting extensively in my online course and mini course if you’d like to learn more: thebarefootdyer.thinkific.com/courses/foundational-elements-of-natural-dyeing-cleaning-pre-treating-fiber
Hi I know this my be a silly answer but what about iron tablets from the chemist it is after all ferrous sulphate all you would need to do is to crush the tablet to a fine powder and you can use this. Sorry I was just watching one of Barefoot Dyer’s videos when I remembered I had to take my tablets and one of them is the iron tablet so I looked it up and it’s the same stuff mentioned in the video just in tablet form for people to take when their iron levels are down🤗🤗🤗
@@nialia6814 كبريتات الحديذوز بتغير لون القماش لايصلح ابيض ناصع
So beautiful, the colors are so vibrant😭, can i use white vinegar for the mordant solution?
Thank you! Sadly no - vinegar doesn’t do anything to facilitate a bond between the dye and fiber.
so helpful! and your voice is so calming
How beautiful 🦋🐠
hi! where are the foraging and id links for plants? thank you
eco parchment paper or bess wax covers
Absolutely beautiful! I know everything naturally faded over time but how long do you think your item will last? What washing instructions do you usually give people for longevity?
Hi Tatiannah!
Thank you!
If the fiber is properly pretreated (scoured & mordanted) and a colorfast plant is used, the color should last for quite a long time. Naturally dyed items can be washed with your normal laundry. It’s best to use a plant derived free & clear detergent.
Really amazing 👍.want to know about the iron solutions options.🙂
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