How To Dye Sola Wood Flowers

How to dye sola wood flowers: our step-by-step tutorial!
What You’ll Need
- Raw Sola Wood Flowers: solawoodflowers.com/collectio...
- Wood Flower Dye: solawoodflowers.com/collectio...
- Sola Wood Softener: solawoodflowers.com/collectio...
- Bowl
- Warm water
- Fork/Spoon or stirring stick
- Tray or rack for drying
- Parchment paper or paper towels
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[@Smaseable]

How much water, softener, and dye? It would be helpful to know the ratio.

[@src4409]

How did they keep the middle white on that flower?

[@SolaWoodFlowers]

Make sure not to dip the whole flower, just the outer petals. :)

[@valerierichardson873]

Well, that didn't work! Be more specific maybe - are you using warm or cold water - I used cold. Are you using the entire bottle of paint? I did not use the entire bottle, my flower has been soaking for over 5 minutes now and has not absorbed ANY color, it is still white. Suggestions not mentioned in your tutorial would be helpful, not happy since these were not exactly cheap.

[@SolaWoodFlowers]

Thank you for the suggestions @valerie. We will create a more detailed dyeing video tutorial and keep you updated. Meantime, please check a more comprehensive written tutorial here solawoodflowers.com/blogs/sola-school/how-to-dye-sola-wood-flowers-using-acrylic-paint . This post will answer your questions with regard to ratios etc.

[@lilhondachick]

Exactly no instructions at all after I dye all my flowers without the softener 😩

[@SolaWoodFlowers]

Hi Luz, you may still soften the flowers after dyeing or even after they have fully dried. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to use the sola softener. solawoodflowers.com/blogs/sola-school/how-to-use-sola-softener