How to Dye Fresh Flowers Any Color You Want | Easy Tutorial!

[@brendasparks6234]

Hope the project went well. Glad you’re back. Both project look like fun and easy to do. Thank you

[@KatieBookser]

Thanks Brenda! Happy to be back 😊

[@celiafreeman3209]

So happy to see you posted another great video! Thanks for your inspiration! Flowers turned out beautiful as all of your projects always do! ❤

[@KatieBookser]

Thanks Celia! I loved experimenting with the flowers, such a fun project 🌸

[@mommygarcia9137]

Glad to have you back girl ! Loving the flowers they came out super cute ! The cookies look delish !!

[@KatieBookser]

Aw thank you!! I’m so happy to be back posting new videos again 🧡

[@melbawitherby7998]

Thanks for sharing. Just in time for St.Pat’s day.

[@nirajjha3965]

Wow 😯😳❤❤❤

[@lesleyyeldham6629]

Love your videos Katie. I’m definitely going to try both of them😀

[@KatieBookser]

Thank you so much Lesley! I hope you have fun trying them out 😊

[@Tobehonest_1]

I tried to dye a disbud with food dye and it didn’t do a thing. The flower was about a week old. Do you have any tips? 🙏🏼

[@erincox1626]

Tip, always cut your flowers under water. It can be running water. Use slightly warmer than room temperature for the water dye. The shorter the stems the faster it will dye. Cut a LONG angel, added cuts to the sides of the stem bottom can help (don’t cut all of the way through, just to the center). Obviously the more dye and longer you leave them in = more vibrant color. If you want pink, use red (it will go pink before red)

[@KatieBookser]

Awesome!! Thanks for the tips!

[@juliii_g]

I think pureed strawberrys would also be pretty yummy as a filling 😍

[@KatieBookser]

Agreed! Once we have fresh strawberries and raspberries I’m definitely going to try that 😊

[@marielfalk4537]

Where did you go? I just found this channel and the content is great.

[@KatieBookser]

I'm still here! Had to take a little break because of some life things, but I'm starting to post again :)

[@zubaerchaudhari8267]

Hey