Hi Everyone! Before bundle dye remember that you have to *mordant* your fabric to get long-lasting colours ua-cam.com/video/qPELKurgp9c/v-deo.html in this video I explain how to do it. you can also visit my website for more information about natural dye www.casacaribe.art If you have any question, please feel free to ask them here 😊
Dear Casa I've watched so many videos on fabric dying and I like to let you know that yours is the BEST by far and easy to do. God sure did pick you to show all of us, and your not charging us money to watch your great work, Thanks from the bottom of my heart... God bless you and family. LUV Linda L
Dear Linda, Thank you so much for your kind words, they mean a lot to me. Sometimes is difficult to continue to make these videos, they require a lot of time and money, but I love experimenting with natural colours and I'm happy to know I can give my knowledge so that others can do it too. Thank you again, God bless you too 🤗
Buenos dias Elba, Si pretratas la tela con un proceso llamado morrdentado el color permanecera por muchos años en la tela. aqui te dejo el link de mi pagina web donde explico el proceso del mordentado: www.casacaribe.art/post/how-to-mordant-cellulose-fibres-for-natural-dye enargentina se que hay una artista que se dedica al teñido textil se llama Lucia Marrone, te dejo el link de ella tambien: instagram.com/luciana_marrone_/ un saludo desde Inglaterra.
Hi, Thank you so much 🥰Nature is indeed beautiful. There is this brand in Indonesia that create elegant pieces with natural dye, www.sukkhacitta.com/ Greetings from England 😊
Hi, the turmeric will wash off a little bit with time, it will change colour into a dark orange. I try to preserve it by hand washing the fabric and not dry in it with full sun ( luckily where I live is not very often) :)
So beautiful! I grow a ton of marigolds every year I save all the petals and seeds and dry. I will be saving alot of dried petals to dye a whole curtain
Thankyou for your vedio on natural dyeing technique,it is very interesting and full of authentic tips which one peson must know before his work. It will be very healpfull for me if you guide me to fix the natural dye.For fixing the colour which ingredients I have to use?Is these colours are fast and long lasting? How to wash the cotton , silk dyed materials to keep the shade of the colour intact?
Hello 😊 Thank you so much, I'm happy that you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. To fix the colour of the fabric you need to follow a process called mordant fabric, for fabrics like cotton and linen you use aluminium acetate and for fabrics like wool potassium alum. when you mordant the fabric the colour will attach to the fibre and will result in long-lasting colours. to wash the cloth it depends of the fabric you are using, but always use a PH neutral detergent ( some dyes change colour with different PH) If you want to know more about natural dyes I invited you to visit my website: www.casacaribe.art
Hi, That's a very important question especially right now, you can steam the fabric for less and let the fabric tie all night. it will help the fabric to absorb all the colour. ☺
Ciao Yvonne, altre fiori che vanno bene sono: la Coreopsis Tinctoria Margherita Africana Narcissus I petali di rosa lasciano colore ma nella mia sperienza ho visto questo colore va via dopo alcuni mese. :)
Hi :) they are different techniques with different results, it all depends on personal taste, I prefer the hammer technique because it allows me to have some control, but also love the randomness of the bundle dye. if you treat the fabric of the garment correctly ( this means, scouring and mordanting the fabric) the colour is expected to last a long time, they are fabric dyed with natural colours from the antique Egypt. 😊
Hello, greetings from Colombia 😊 to ensure long-lasting colours I mordant the fabric using aluminium acetate. if you want to learn more about mordanting I recommend to read my blog post about it www.casacaribe.art/post/the-art-of-fixing-colors-a-guide-to-mordants-in-natural-dyeing 💚
Does the mordant fabric have to dry before wetting and adding flowers? Can you soak fabric in mordant and lay out on table immediately and then place flowers and then steam?
Hi Netty, sorry for the late response. 😥 No, the mordant fabric does not have to be dry before adding the flowers, so YES, if you mordant the fabric you can just wash the fabric lightly to remove any excess mordant layout on the table and then add the flowers right away. Thanks 🌿☺
Hello! It is finished dying you can wash the fabric with neutral soap, to fix the colour I first mordant the fabric with aluminium acetate. If you want to learn about this process I have a blog post that explains it: www.casacaribe.art/post/how-to-mordant-cellulose-fibres-for-natural-dye 💚
This is just wonderful - Thank you. Hoping to try this very soon. I am interested to know if other flowers that grow in britain can be used. How is your natural dye garden growing this year (2022)?
Hi Andrea, Sorry for the late response, Other flowers that can be used that grow in Britain can be: -Dandelaions -Nettles ( not the flower but the leaves) -Daffodils -Dyer's Chamomile -Cosmos Unfortunately, the natural dye garden did not grow very well this year, our cat decided to use it as cat litter and destroyed almost everything :( I'm planing for next year to buy a small greenhouse. Thanks! 🌿😍
Hi Terry, Thank you so much 😊 Bundle dye is a lovely technique, I'm sure you will love it. I don't purchase silk online; I buy it for the high street. You can try the website www.myfabrics.co.uk/ I used to buy cotton and wool there.
You are so inspiring.. I really like the part in which you said about keeping the Marigold flower seed to plant them.. As nature giving you something you are also returning it with a multiple tiny plants.. Great work.. 👍🏻🌱🌼
Hi Moushimi💚🌿 Thank you so much for your lovely comment. You explain it beautifully, nature is giving us so much, we can also give nature a little bit, I can't wait for spring to arrive so I can plant all the marigolds seed I have. hope you have a lovely day 😊
Thanks for a great video. The fabric is just beautiful! 🧡 I have a couple questions. If I want a completely yellow fabric with bright spots of yellow and orange. Should I dye fabric with the yellow marigolds in pot and then remove fabric and do the bundle dye process and steam? What’s the easiest way to handle? Thank you!
Hi Cindy! That's a really good question, you can let the fabric to steam for a little longer so that the colour will cover all the fabric, but in this case you will not going to have a strong contrast; my suggestion will be that you first dye the fabric and them bundle dye in top of the yellow fabric, like this you will get a strong contrast between the yellow background and the spots of petals. Hope I helped you 😊 thanks!
Hello Sylvia 😊 Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I can't wait for spring again so I can try to bundle dye with so many different flowers! Have a great day 🌻
Thank you for this video. Why do u recommend not to use kitchen pot? If I use for mordant soy milk can I use kitchen pot or not?) is it ok to make mordant by vinegar? Thank you a lot!
Hi! Thank you ☺ I don't recommend using a kitchen pot because some iron or alum from the mordanting process may stay in the pot, and if you cook in that pot you may get an overdose of iron. Also, some dyestuffs are not suitable for human consumption, like daffodils. If you are using soy milk as a binder and a dyestuff that is suitable for human consumption you can use your kitchen pot, remember to wash it very well after use. vinegar is not a mordant but a colour modifier ( modifies the ph of the dye) The mordant is a substance that creates a chemical bond with the fibre and later with the dye particles.
Hi.I wanna start natural tie and dye scarfs business..I have a couple of questions.1 For any fabric (silk, georgette)we can use soya milk mordant? 2. How many days this dye lasts?
Hi, I'm excited about your new business. You can treat the silk with soy milk, but if you are thinking of selling the scarfs I recommend using an alum mordant, this will guarantee that the colour will stay in the fabric for a long time. With georgette fabric you first have to ask the producer the fibre that they are using, most of the georgette you will find now in the market are made with rayon, with is a synthetic fibre. If you treat the silk with a mordant ( like potassium alum) are you are using a well know dye ( like Weld, madder, cochineal) the dye will last all the duration of the textile. If you have any other questions, please feel free to write me an email at casacaribeitalia@gmail.com. 💚 have a nice day!
Hi Casacaribe Natural, love love love your video, just discovered natural dyeing through your video and it sent me down a rabbit hole. I had a question, so I was thinking of doing this to my pillow cases/ bedding and a face mask down the line. I dont know much about the chemicals, tannin and Alum but would it be safe for me to use on my pillows/ face mask? Not sure how much of the elements would be left in the material. TIA
Hi! I love how you discovered natural dyes from my videos, that makes me happy, they are tonnes of video on youtube to learn, is such a great hobby 😊 about your question, went you dye the fabric all the dye that is in the water will get attached to the alum inside the fabric, so there is no risk of loose alum inside the fibre; the alum we use as a mordent is safe to use on the skins ( some natural deodorant are just potassium alum) and in the EU, alum can be used legally in food. (E522) . But, if it makes you feel uncomfortable I suggest that you can try pretreating your pillowcase/facemask using soy milk. In this video I explain how to do it: ua-cam.com/video/gr62DUbhCBM/v-deo.html&ab_channel=CasacaribeNatural I'm sure your pillowcases will look amazing, if you have any other question, please let me know :)
Hi! Yes, you can do it with other flowers but, is better to try in a small piece of fabric to see if the colour stays in the fabric for a long time. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi Shreya, Yes the fabric can be washed several times after dyeing. If you retreat the fabric with a mordant the colour will stay in the fabric for a long time. Thank you 😊🌿
Hi Cecily, yes I scour the cotton before applying the mordant (if is something to sell I use the proper way of scouring with soda ash and a strong industrial soap, if is for my self I use washing up liquid or wash with regular clothes soap)the fabric in this video was scoured with washing up liquid and soda ash 😉
Hi Diva! Yes, you can use organza silk to bundle dye. Protein fabric like silk works better with natural colour than cellulose fabric like cotton, so you will get stronger colours. ( it's important that the organza is made of silk and not polyester, some producers like to call organza silk fabric that is not actual silk) Thanks and have a nice bundle dye 😊
Hi Survarna, if is 100% silk georgette, yes you can use this technique and the result will be stonish because protein fabric tents to give more bright colours. ☺🌿
Hi 😊 Fresh flowers tend to give brighter colours, but with marigold, I honestly don't see a big difference. I prefer to use dry marigolds because I can store them in glass containers and use them during winter.
hola, no tienen traduccion los carteles que salen en el video cuando no hablas. No se como lavaste por ejemplo.Gracias. Hermoso tu video estampados y explicaciones.
Hola Patricia, gracias por hacerme notar ese error con los carteles de la traduccion,ya mismo voy a controlar que esta sucediendo. Para lavar la tela teñida con calendula, debes usar un detergente neutro( por ejemplo para ropa delicada) y agua, yo recomiendo lavarla a mano, pero tambien puedes lavarla en lavadora con un ciclo suave...muchas gracias 😊😋 me alegra mucho que te haya gustado el video, que tengas un feliz dia!
@@CasaCaribe hola, gracias X leer los comentarios y contestar... Y por tu aclaración...si, es una pena con tan bello video quedarse sin entender datos que siempre son importantes....abrazo del alma ...
Hi Ramona, Other dried flowers work but you will have to make a lightfastness experiment to see if the colour will stay in the fabric after washing or after being exposed to sunlight. 🤗
Hi, if you mordant the fabric before dye and wash the fabric with ph neutral soap the colour will last for many years. 💚 Marigold flowers are great at creating long-lasting colours.
Hello ma'am I tried dying with marigolds, but it turned out to be a sea green colour instead of yellow or orange. I used baking soda and salt as mordant. Where did I go wrong?
Hello Adhisheree, Thank you so much for your question.😊 I don't recommend using Baking soda and salt because they are not mordants, they don't create a chemical bond with the dye. The reason why you get a sea green colour instead of yellow or orange could be because you use baking soda, which is a PH changer, you change the PH in the water making the colour shift from yellow to green; another reason could be the type of pot that you used, if you use an iron pot, the iron in the pot may shift the colour in the bath toward a darker of greener colour. Hope this answer your question 😊 But if you get a sea-green colour is great! green is one of the most difficult colours to get!
Hola, muchas gracias por tu aclaración, fue un error de traduccion. Tagetes es la flor correcta como dices ... tambien se llama cempasúchi en algunos paises de latinoamerica.
Hi, One reason for your marigold dye to be turning green could be that you have the pot or the wooden spoon contaminated with iron, Iron shifts the yellow colour into a green/brownie hue. With natural colour there is always a lot of variables that can change the final colour, the type of marigold or the way it was harvested can affect the final colour. For example, I move to a different country and my onion dye drastically.
Hi Everyone! Before bundle dye remember that you have to *mordant* your fabric to get long-lasting colours ua-cam.com/video/qPELKurgp9c/v-deo.html in this video I explain how to do it. you can also visit my website for more information about natural dye www.casacaribe.art
If you have any question, please feel free to ask them here 😊
Is their long lastic?
@@khushisharma-my6tz Yes, the colour is long lasting
Dear Casa I've watched so many videos on fabric dying and I like to let you know that yours is the BEST by far and easy to do. God sure did pick you to show all of us, and your not charging us money to watch your great work, Thanks from the bottom of my heart... God bless you and family. LUV Linda L
Dear Linda,
Thank you so much for your kind words, they mean a lot to me. Sometimes is difficult to continue to make these videos, they require a lot of time and money, but I love experimenting with natural colours and I'm happy to know I can give my knowledge so that others can do it too. Thank you again, God bless you too 🤗
Graziee x il tuo video bello
Muchísimas gracias por este tutorial. Ya tengo a mi vecino recogiendo estas flores Marigold. Saldos desde Carolina del Sur.❤
Muchas gracias a ti 💚 me alegra mucho que te haya gustado. saludos desde el Reino Unido Ps: que buen vecino! 🌿🏵
Charmin 🌺🌾🍂🌻🌿
Now I know not to throw away flowers and more 👌🏽
Thanks 😋 yes, I have a room full of dried flowers to dye for. Have a nice day!
❤❤❤❤tk gracias por tu vídeo y tu eres un amor 😊
Muchas Gracias Manuela 😍😍 que bonitas palabras!
Muy bonito quiero saber
Si al lavarlo el tinte se va
Soy de Argentina
Gracias por enseñar lp que sabes
Un abrazo Elba
Buenos dias Elba,
Si pretratas la tela con un proceso llamado morrdentado el color permanecera por muchos años en la tela. aqui te dejo el link de mi pagina web donde explico el proceso del mordentado: www.casacaribe.art/post/how-to-mordant-cellulose-fibres-for-natural-dye
enargentina se que hay una artista que se dedica al teñido textil se llama Lucia Marrone, te dejo el link de ella tambien: instagram.com/luciana_marrone_/
un saludo desde Inglaterra.
I am from Indonesia, so beautiful mam.. Thank you for the video..
Hi, Thank you so much 🥰Nature is indeed beautiful. There is this brand in Indonesia that create elegant pieces with natural dye, www.sukkhacitta.com/
Greetings from England 😊
Hi does the turmeric not wash off when dried in the sun. How do you preserve it
Hi, the turmeric will wash off a little bit with time, it will change colour into a dark orange. I try to preserve it by hand washing the fabric and not dry in it with full sun ( luckily where I live is not very often) :)
So sweet the way of colouring
Hi Swarna 🌿😊 Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot Casal this vedio is the best I’ve watched about bundle dye I paint on silk and I’ll try this soon because I loved it thanks again
Hello 😊 It makes me so happy to hear about that 💚 thank you so much. May I ask you what you use to paint on silk? what type of paint. Thanks
So beautiful! I grow a ton of marigolds every year I save all the petals and seeds and dry. I will be saving alot of dried petals to dye a whole curtain
Hi! thank you so much, That is such a lovely project 💛 are you planning to make a bundle dye or a plain dye?
Will definitely try. Thanks from South Africa
Thank you 💚 Greetings from England
Thankyou for your vedio on natural dyeing technique,it is very interesting and full of authentic tips which one peson must know before his work.
It will be very healpfull for me if you guide me to fix the natural dye.For fixing the colour which ingredients I have to use?Is these colours are fast and long lasting? How to wash the cotton , silk dyed materials to keep the shade of the colour intact?
Hello 😊 Thank you so much, I'm happy that you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.
To fix the colour of the fabric you need to follow a process called mordant fabric, for fabrics like cotton and linen you use aluminium acetate and for fabrics like wool potassium alum. when you mordant the fabric the colour will attach to the fibre and will result in long-lasting colours. to wash the cloth it depends of the fabric you are using, but always use a PH neutral detergent ( some dyes change colour with different PH) If you want to know more about natural dyes I invited you to visit my website: www.casacaribe.art
Is there a way to do the steaming step without using much gas/electricity?
Hi, That's a very important question especially right now, you can steam the fabric for less and let the fabric tie all night. it will help the fabric to absorb all the colour. ☺
Che altri fiori..la rosa petali secchi vanno bene? Grazie
Ciao Yvonne, altre fiori che vanno bene sono:
la Coreopsis Tinctoria
Margherita Africana
Narcissus
I petali di rosa lasciano colore ma nella mia sperienza ho visto questo colore va via dopo alcuni mese. :)
Very pretty
Thank you so much 😊
which techniques is better the hammer or bundle dye technique? Also how long can we expect the color to last on the fabric or garment?
Hi :) they are different techniques with different results, it all depends on personal taste, I prefer the hammer technique because it allows me to have some control, but also love the randomness of the bundle dye. if you treat the fabric of the garment correctly ( this means, scouring and mordanting the fabric) the colour is expected to last a long time, they are fabric dyed with natural colours from the antique Egypt. 😊
This is amazing. I’m so excited to try. 😍
Thank you so much 🤗
Madam I am watching from India ❤ for your work ,is there any chemical or element used for long-lasting colour
Hello, greetings from Colombia 😊 to ensure long-lasting colours I mordant the fabric using aluminium acetate. if you want to learn more about mordanting I recommend to read my blog post about it www.casacaribe.art/post/the-art-of-fixing-colors-a-guide-to-mordants-in-natural-dyeing 💚
Does the mordant fabric have to dry before wetting and adding flowers? Can you soak fabric in mordant and lay out on table immediately and then place flowers and then steam?
Hi Netty, sorry for the late response. 😥
No, the mordant fabric does not have to be dry before adding the flowers, so YES, if you mordant the fabric you can just wash the fabric lightly to remove any excess mordant layout on the table and then add the flowers right away. Thanks 🌿☺
Once you finish dying, can you wash the object? If so, do you set the dye somehow?
Hello! It is finished dying you can wash the fabric with neutral soap, to fix the colour I first mordant the fabric with aluminium acetate. If you want to learn about this process I have a blog post that explains it: www.casacaribe.art/post/how-to-mordant-cellulose-fibres-for-natural-dye 💚
This is just wonderful - Thank you. Hoping to try this very soon. I am interested to know if other flowers that grow in britain can be used. How is your natural dye garden growing this year (2022)?
Hi Andrea, Sorry for the late response, Other flowers that can be used that grow in Britain can be:
-Dandelaions
-Nettles ( not the flower but the leaves)
-Daffodils
-Dyer's Chamomile
-Cosmos
Unfortunately, the natural dye garden did not grow very well this year, our cat decided to use it as cat litter and destroyed almost everything :( I'm planing for next year to buy a small greenhouse. Thanks! 🌿😍
Hi, I love all your videos, I'm excited to start some bundle dyeing. I'm wondering if you purchase silk online?
Hi Terry, Thank you so much 😊
Bundle dye is a lovely technique, I'm sure you will love it.
I don't purchase silk online; I buy it for the high street.
You can try the website www.myfabrics.co.uk/
I used to buy cotton and wool there.
You are so inspiring.. I really like the part in which you said about keeping the Marigold flower seed to plant them.. As nature giving you something you are also returning it with a multiple tiny plants.. Great work.. 👍🏻🌱🌼
Hi Moushimi💚🌿 Thank you so much for your lovely comment. You explain it beautifully, nature is giving us so much, we can also give nature a little bit, I can't wait for spring to arrive so I can plant all the marigolds seed I have. hope you have a lovely day 😊
Hi do you wet the cloth before you spread the flowers.
Thank you from South Africa
Thanks for a great video. The fabric is just beautiful! 🧡
I have a couple questions. If I want a completely yellow fabric with bright spots of yellow and orange. Should I dye fabric with the yellow marigolds in pot and then remove fabric and do the bundle dye process and steam? What’s the easiest way to handle? Thank you!
Hi Cindy! That's a really good question, you can let the fabric to steam for a little longer so that the colour will cover all the fabric, but in this case you will not going to have a strong contrast; my suggestion will be that you first dye the fabric and them bundle dye in top of the yellow fabric, like this you will get a strong contrast between the yellow background and the spots of petals. Hope I helped you 😊 thanks!
Thank you for sharing with us, it's beautiful, and like you said, when can try alot flowers to that. Have a great night😘
Hello Sylvia 😊 Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I can't wait for spring again so I can try to bundle dye with so many different flowers! Have a great day 🌻
Thank you for this video. Why do u recommend not to use kitchen pot? If I use for mordant soy milk can I use kitchen pot or not?) is it ok to make mordant by vinegar? Thank you a lot!
Hi! Thank you ☺ I don't recommend using a kitchen pot because some iron or alum from the mordanting process may stay in the pot, and if you cook in that pot you may get an overdose of iron. Also, some dyestuffs are not suitable for human consumption, like daffodils. If you are using soy milk as a binder and a dyestuff that is suitable for human consumption you can use your kitchen pot, remember to wash it very well after use. vinegar is not a mordant but a colour modifier ( modifies the ph of the dye) The mordant is a substance that creates a chemical bond with the fibre and later with the dye particles.
@@CasaCaribe Thank you for your time and clear answer ❤
It's awesome and beautiful😍✨ 👌👍
Thank you so much 💚🌿 Is the beauty of nature.
Very beautiful
Thank you so much 💚
Hi.I wanna start natural tie and dye scarfs business..I have a couple of questions.1 For any fabric (silk, georgette)we can use soya milk mordant? 2. How many days this dye lasts?
Hi, I'm excited about your new business.
You can treat the silk with soy milk, but if you are thinking of selling the scarfs I recommend using an alum mordant, this will guarantee that the colour will stay in the fabric for a long time.
With georgette fabric you first have to ask the producer the fibre that they are using, most of the georgette you will find now in the market are made with rayon, with is a synthetic fibre.
If you treat the silk with a mordant ( like potassium alum) are you are using a well know dye ( like Weld, madder, cochineal) the dye will last all the duration of the textile. If you have any other questions, please feel free to write me an email at casacaribeitalia@gmail.com. 💚 have a nice day!
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Hi Casacaribe Natural, love love love your video, just discovered natural dyeing through your video and it sent me down a rabbit hole. I had a question, so I was thinking of doing this to my pillow cases/ bedding and a face mask down the line. I dont know much about the chemicals, tannin and Alum but would it be safe for me to use on my pillows/ face mask? Not sure how much of the elements would be left in the material. TIA
Hi! I love how you discovered natural dyes from my videos, that makes me happy, they are tonnes of video on youtube to learn, is such a great hobby 😊 about your question, went you dye the fabric all the dye that is in the water will get attached to the alum inside the fabric, so there is no risk of loose alum inside the fibre; the alum we use as a mordent is safe to use on the skins ( some natural deodorant are just potassium alum) and in the EU, alum can be used legally in food. (E522) . But, if it makes you feel uncomfortable I suggest that you can try pretreating your pillowcase/facemask using soy milk. In this video I explain how to do it:
ua-cam.com/video/gr62DUbhCBM/v-deo.html&ab_channel=CasacaribeNatural
I'm sure your pillowcases will look amazing, if you have any other question, please let me know :)
hey...can i do the same with rose petals and other flower too?
Hi! Yes, you can do it with other flowers but, is better to try in a small piece of fabric to see if the colour stays in the fabric for a long time. Thanks for watching 😊
Can it be washed an number of times after dying?
Hi Shreya, Yes the fabric can be washed several times after dyeing. If you retreat the fabric with a mordant the colour will stay in the fabric for a long time. Thank you 😊🌿
Can you tell me if you scour cotton or silk before mordant??
Hi Cecily, yes I scour the cotton before applying the mordant (if is something to sell I use the proper way of scouring with soda ash and a strong industrial soap, if is for my self I use washing up liquid or wash with regular clothes soap)the fabric in this video was scoured with washing up liquid and soda ash 😉
@@CasaCaribe thank you fro all your answers.....
Es muy recomendable unas tijeras para separar los pétalos de las semillas. Y se facilita el trabajo.
Hola Diana, muchas gracias por tu recomendacion, realmente facilita mucho el trabajo, siempre tratando de no cortar la semilla 😊
Hii can I use organza silk fabric for bundle dye ?
Hi Diva!
Yes, you can use organza silk to bundle dye. Protein fabric like silk works better with natural colour than cellulose fabric like cotton, so you will get stronger colours. ( it's important that the organza is made of silk and not polyester, some producers like to call organza silk fabric that is not actual silk)
Thanks and have a nice bundle dye 😊
@@CasaCaribe Thank you !!!!
Hi can we do bundle dye on Georgette fabric ??
Hi Survarna, if is 100% silk georgette, yes you can use this technique and the result will be stonish because protein fabric tents to give more bright colours. ☺🌿
Which would give better results- fresh or dried marigold?
Hi 😊 Fresh flowers tend to give brighter colours, but with marigold, I honestly don't see a big difference.
I prefer to use dry marigolds because I can store them in glass containers and use them during winter.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing this amazing video..
Do we need to use any type of fastner Or binder to fix this color after dying?
TIA
Hi!
I mordant the fabric with Aluminium acetate before dyeing. This fixes the colour inside the fibre. 🌿
🎉thanks a lot
Thank you so much 💚
Do you have to soak your dried marigolds?
Hi Deborah, You don't have to soak the dried marigold, you can use them dry. Thank for watching 💚
Thanks
Thank you 💚
¡Gracias!
Muchas gracias a ti 😍🌿
hola, no tienen traduccion los carteles que salen en el video cuando no hablas. No se como lavaste por ejemplo.Gracias. Hermoso tu video estampados y explicaciones.
Hola Patricia, gracias por hacerme notar ese error con los carteles de la traduccion,ya mismo voy a controlar que esta sucediendo. Para lavar la tela teñida con calendula, debes usar un detergente neutro( por ejemplo para ropa delicada) y agua, yo recomiendo lavarla a mano, pero tambien puedes lavarla en lavadora con un ciclo suave...muchas gracias 😊😋 me alegra mucho que te haya gustado el video, que tengas un feliz dia!
@@CasaCaribe hola, gracias X leer los comentarios y contestar... Y por tu aclaración...si, es una pena con tan bello video quedarse sin entender datos que siempre son importantes....abrazo del alma ...
Un abrazo para ti tambien 🤗
Will dried flowers other than Marigolds work or do they have to be fresh?
Hi Ramona, Other dried flowers work but you will have to make a lightfastness experiment to see if the colour will stay in the fabric after washing or after being exposed to sunlight. 🤗
Can u use red roses
Hi Caroline, you can use red roses but the colour is not going to stay on the fabric for a long time like when you dye with marigolds. 🌿
Can we dye on silk fabric by marigold
Yes you can also use silk with this technique, the colours are even brighter in silk 😊
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The dye will last for how many washes ?
Hi, if you mordant the fabric before dye and wash the fabric with ph neutral soap the colour will last for many years. 💚 Marigold flowers are great at creating long-lasting colours.
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Hello ma'am
I tried dying with marigolds, but it turned out to be a sea green colour instead of yellow or orange. I used baking soda and salt as mordant. Where did I go wrong?
Hello Adhisheree, Thank you so much for your question.😊
I don't recommend using Baking soda and salt because they are not mordants, they don't create a chemical bond with the dye.
The reason why you get a sea green colour instead of yellow or orange could be because you use baking soda, which is a PH changer, you change the PH in the water making the colour shift from yellow to green; another reason could be the type of pot that you used, if you use an iron pot, the iron in the pot may shift the colour in the bath toward a darker of greener colour.
Hope this answer your question 😊 But if you get a sea-green colour is great! green is one of the most difficult colours to get!
Muchas gracias ,muy claro el vídeo pero dice flores de caléndula y son tagetes pátula.
Caléndula es otra flor ,otra especie
Hola, muchas gracias por tu aclaración, fue un error de traduccion.
Tagetes es la flor correcta como dices ... tambien se llama cempasúchi en algunos paises de latinoamerica.
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Estaría bueno que fuera en español
Gracias por tu sugerencia! 🤗
The water should not touch the fabric when steambaths
Hi, yes, the water should not touch the fabric :)
my marigold bundle dye always turn greenish
Hi,
One reason for your marigold dye to be turning green could be that you have the pot or the wooden spoon contaminated with iron, Iron shifts the yellow colour into a green/brownie hue.
With natural colour there is always a lot of variables that can change the final colour, the type of marigold or the way it was harvested can affect the final colour.
For example, I move to a different country and my onion dye drastically.
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Sorry I asked too many questions. Please help.
Hi Sushila :) don't worry about asking questions, that is the way we learn 💚
what do you need help on, mordant? fabric type? please let my know :)
How to fix day
To fix the dye you have to pre-treat the fabric with a mordant.
In this video I explain how:
ua-cam.com/video/qPELKurgp9c/v-deo.html
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Sorry, Да ли хоћеш српске титлове?
Da li hoćeš srpske titlove? 😋
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