How To Make Natural Dyes/Stains For Paper Or Fabric Crafts ☆✩
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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I use vanilla extract to dye some papers. The color is a little darker than the coffee dyed papers and the papers smell wonderful:)
Oooooo thanks 😊I'll be trying this tip today for a few harry potter journal pages.
I love it and the smell
Hi Johanna, I enjoy your videos a lot but I find your voiceover really soft. I turn up my volume on maximum but some parts I really struggle to hear what you are saying, especially if you have background music going on.
I agree. It's hard to hear your voice.
Avocado pits will give a beautiful pink color. The longer you soak the items the darker the color becomes. Red cabbage will give you a beautiful reddish color, a deep blue color or a purple color depending on the ph of the water used. You can add vinegar or baking soda to the dye to change the color.
Avocado seeds also make gorgeous button’s.
This is so fascinating! You could dabble into this endlessly! I love the shape of the jars you keep the dyes in, and they’re beautiful just sitting on the shelf. I wonder how watercress and dandelion would color the paper. Marigolds too!
Please let us know if you try them out! ♥️
I absolutely love this video! Natural dying should be used more frequently, here are some methods I’ve also tried
Black beans- lavender
Avocado pits- light pink
Turmeric reduction plus iron- olive
Thank you sm ☺️
How can I add Iron?
@@claudiahirthirt2464 By adding something rusty to the dye water. You can also make iron water first and then use it. There are tutorials on how to make iron water or iron mordant.
Make sure that the pans, spoons and other things you use for it are the same every time, and dont use it for making food for yourself after, some of it May be toxic when you Boil it, like avocado peels, just a thing i learned making dye for my fabric..
I never heard of avocado peels being toxic and I can't find any sources on the internet. Where did you get that info from? 😊
I have had some interesting results with turmeric where I got some bright pink patches!!! I was also doing tea staining, as I prefer it to coffee dyed paper, so it may have mixed.
I want to try Roibois tea next. I'm also a big fan of avocado dying. If you want it more pink just use the pitts/ stone. The skins add darker pink / blush tones.
I haven't tried it yet but I have heard that spirulina gives a nice green too.
Spirlina is so expensive!! But I have to try that omg😍😍 green paper is the best
When you done pulling the color from the seeds you can then make buttons and paint those. Just drill two holes to sew on the buttons. ❤
Love the colours you've produced! I use:
Avocado skins. - Pink to almost purple
Wilted flower heads - scented phlox, so purple, blue, pink
Rusty pieces - brown, orange
Mx
Awesome thanks for sharing! I’ve done avo and it’s pretttty 💕
I heard spinach makes a pretty green dye!
Wow that's a great idea... I love green paper
Love this, thank you.
Currently learning to make my own inks and paper. Thoroughly recommend Make Ink - A Foragers Guide to Natural Inking by Jason Logan. The book is wondrous. I’m fortunate enough to live in the middle of a forest, so have a myriad of natural materials to hand. Something about the unpredictability. The alchemy of Nature and one’s imagination is magical ⭐️
Hi Johanna, I have been wanting to try natural dies but wondered whether it would make the paper smell, especially the red onion and the red cabbage, how did you find these? Thank you for sharing X
Hi Bernadette - I just did a red cabbage dye the other day and other than during boiling there was no smell. I was hoping for purple but ended up with a beautiful blue.
@@nikolinethomson4874 thanks nikoline, I might give it a go then 😁
Bernadette Taylor i had the same experience as Nikoline, the cabbage was quite smelly during making and using the dye but once the papers dried they didn’t smell. The stain that leaves the strongest smell out of this lot is coffee!!
@@JohannaClough thanknyou for your reply Johanna, I think I will be raiding my kitchen cupboards today x x
@@JohannaClough Have you tried beets? I wonder if they would go pink or magenta.
At John’s wert. Madrona tree. Avocado Camilla blossoms. Red current blossoms.
Oh my goodness Johanna, thankyou so much for sharing such a brilliant idea. Can’t wait to see the natural dye papers in use. I’m imagining how perfect they would be in a botanical creation. On my to do list for the next time our mulberry tree has fruit. Love the labelled storage jars of liquid and the colour samples you added to your journal :)
Thanks for other ideas. I used dried Sorrel to dye paper and doilies. The dye gave a deep pink color. I had limited drying space so I used white copy paper in-between layers. I have so many blush signatures I'm so happy to use. 🍵tip: putting a little hot sorrel tea in a cup with honey and cinnamon is a great treat while crafting.
I like this idea of using natural dyes. Your colors came out so beautifully! How long does this kind of dye last in your glass bottles? And do you have to store it in the refrigerator?
Susan Taylor Brown i don’t think the dyes would last long term even in the refrigerator without some kind of additive. But i think you could freeze them if you needed to store them for a while. I will be using my dyes asap after making x
@@JohannaClough Ooo, I just had an idea. I wonder what kind of background would result if I froze the dye and then used a cheese grater to shave pieces off. I could let these pieces randomly fall onto the paper and melt leaving their color. Johanna, have you tried this?
@@lynnmking3008 Following to see how it turned out for you
@@lynnmking3008 screamed shot this idea... it's genius!
Have you considered adding vinegar to one batch of red cabbage dye and baking soda to another batch? The colours will surprise you. Also a fun experiment for the kids to see.
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I tried Butterfly Pea Flowers, sold as tea on Amazon. The papers turn out a beautiful light blue to violet.
What an awesome video and so cool all the items used to make colors. I’m fairly new at dying papers. I’ve done coffee/tea many times but today was first time with avacados and the papers came out so pretty. I have a question…I have lots of dye left and wondered about storing it. I noticed your beautiful bottles your dyes were in. Do you know the best way to store leftover dye like in a bottle, freezer, or refrigerator? Thanks for your amazing video and I’ll be checking out more of your videos. ☺️
Love this Johanna! I believe Eucalyptus leaves; walnut shells and flower petals are also useful dyes.
Fabulous video Johanna and very informative. TFS
Food coloring, black olives, beets, kool aide, jello, soy sauce
Hibiscus would be interesting!
Love this! Thank you for sharing this.
Late to the game, but for others just viewing this I thought I should mention that it may be a good idea to boil any flora outdoors. Some plant leaves or flowers may give off toxic fumes that shouldn't be inhaled. Looks like there are plenty of safe options from food though. Thanks Johanna for sharing this information. Can't wait to give it all a try. With summer coming, I'll be hitting the farmer's markets.
Great tutorial! Thank you! What's the shelf life on the liquid dye? Does it fade on the paper with exposure?
.I didn't catch what you said about fixatives. Thank you for sharing your video.
Hi there, awesome video! Thank you! Have you by chance found anything that makes a Grey pigment?
This is beyond cool!
What a wonderful presentation. Have you tried using any of the dried food powders to see if you get a richer color as well?
I used dewberries which are similar to blackberries and I have red to a lovely purple depending on the paper.
Great video!!! This would be so fun with kids!!
Purple basil makes a lovely grey-green (I mean, the beauty is surreal). Goldenrod makes an amazing yellow. I've only done this with wool but I imagine it's the same on paper.
How do you store these so you can preserve them? I imagine they would mold after a while?
Beets also make beautiful colors as do turnips
Loved it! So, there are indeed no limits to your creativity..best junk journals and journal ideas I found on UA-cam so far! Thanks so much for sharing!
Love this info and your help with dying! I've just recently started experimenting with the dying process (and my countertop unfortunately shows it). TFS the inspiration!
Thank you so much for sharing this video Johanna! I was always wondering how you achieve those beautiful dyed papers and taking the time to share this with us, is just so thoughtful of you, and an awesome gift to all your followers!! Thank you so so much!! 😍😘😘😘
Can I use this for a nyc mop and put it in rubbing alcohol to fill the mop and use it to tag
Anyone ever tried food coloring?
you can try using oranges or lemons to to concentrait the dys good idea ty
How did you get that effect with the red cabbage?
There is something so satisfying about watching someone die papers. Thanks for ideas, will be sure to try some out. x Marieke
Had goldenrod worked for anyone on paper?
Thank you for sharing, this is some thing I would like to try. I might leave it till summer so I can do it out side. I have ended up staining the worktops with food colouring before today ! The papers can then dry in the sun.
Try avocado it’s pink
How to dye a red paper?
This is so cool! Your videos are always so informative. I love learning new things.
cool idea, and you make this look so easy. thanks for sharing! what did you say you can use as a fixative for fabrics?
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thanks!
This is stare colour
Such lovely colours. I definitely want to experiment with this one day. Love your gorgeous bottles.
Thank you for featuring natural methods and techniques!!! The papers are so beautiful!
Wow, really unique and interesting, thank you!
Love this thank you for sharing the colours are so pretty. Hugs Susanna xx
Wow! Thank You!
I love natural dyes. Thank you for sharing.
Great idea! These sprays and paints can get expensive.
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That makes me think....how cool would these look if you put different colors in spray bottles and dyed by spray instead of soaking and dipping!
I use beats
Brilliant, thanks so much. I've aldo used:
Blue pea flowers- grey
Rooibos - pale orange
Hibiscus- pinkish
Wonderful Johanna! Thanks for sharing :) X
Loved this! Those papers turned out beautifully! I have always wondered.... Does anyone know if the onion dyed retain any kind of onion smell? Thanks for sharing Johanna! ❤️
Late reply, it doesn't retain smell.
How do you get rid of the smell from the onions?....
Sorry i should have clarified, you use the onion skins not the actual onion! So there is no smell! A few of the other dyes had a smell (cabbage, berries) but you can’t smell it when the paper is dry
Johanna Clough thanks for the reply, better option than buying a ton of beets. Ive gotten a nice variety of yellows reds, purples and pinks from beats myself, but I dont enjoy eating them lol.
Gorgeous!!! Love this video.. I have been making natural dyes all weekend- Rosemary, Blackbean, Concord Grapes, yellow onion skin, red onion skin, beets, red cabbage, avocado..beautiful colors and yummy results..
Whats the shelf life of the dyes and do you need to storage them in the refrigerator?
My favorite is goldenrod (solidago)... Turns a brilliant yellow.
Hi Johanna, I just found your channel when I searched for dying papers, this video was so informative many thanks, the cooled dyes can be stored in the glass bottles for using another time?
Johanna!!! This is beautiful!!! So you dye these for your journals? Will the dye effect long term storage on the papers????
Loved his video it was very helpful!! TFS all your videos they are very helpful and inspireing! Thanks for sharing your journaling life with us💞💝💘😍
Is there any colour change after drying the paper?? I got so..how can you preserve the original colour??
What an awesome video! Makes me wonder why I haven't thot of it before! Perfect timing as I have spent the last 2 days eco ding my paper! Thank you for inspiring me! BTW... just subbed (refered by Juno Desiree at willowboundjournls)
Sorry if I missed this. I did finally get around to making my own avacado dye, but I don't recall if you advise refrigerating these homemade dyes or not. I hardly have the room in my fridge, but if it wiser to keep them there, I will. I will soon be making red-cabbage dye too! TFS!! ~tina
You have some fabulous ideas, love your ideas, you have really inspired me thank you. Happy Mothers Day 💐
Such a great idea! I would love to do this but alas don’t have the time. I’ve been thinking of using a couple drops of food dye in water instead. Has anyone tried this?!
Avocado skins make a beautiful rose coloured dye for paper.
Thank u Johanna. I luv the red cabbage dye. I am a subscriber of Juni Desiree and now u two💜
How nice!! I really loved this video!!! I will try it!!! You are such an inspiration ! ❤️
I came here because Juni is having a giveaway... I am so glad I found this video because I have really wanted to try natural dyes!
This was such a lovely video about natural dyes. My question is, though, what do you do with all your dyed paper to dry them? I would think the dyes would stain whatever you laid them on. Ideas?
love it.. thanks. Do you make a paste out of these to draw fine lines? Could you make a video of that please?
Awesome experimenting! Thanks for sharing your ideas xx
Have you considered using mordant (alum or soy) to paper as a means to ensure the natural dyes will not fade out over time?
I steamed some strawberries in a pressure cooker. (insta-pot) It was a whim, but I liked the result!
So beautiful!! What did you do with the food afterwards? I would hate to waste all that produce
Fantastic! Thanks for doing all the hard work so people like me can learn then have a go, rather than avoid it because I think it's probably too hard! The colours are gorgeous and some of them quite unexpected!
I ve been wondering how u dye papers you use in your journals... finally u made video... thank you so much for making this video... this will be useful for making ☺☺ TFS 👍👍👍
What kind of paper do you use? I don't want it to disintegrate on me! :P
Beets would make a fantastic color
Thank you Johanna for sharing your methods and tips. I was delighted to find your video this morning, as I experimented with food dyes just last night, and the colors weren't exactly to my liking...I will try these methods and especially now that fruits and veg are going to be plentiful with summer around the corner. Beautiful presentation, BTW.
Awesome thank you for sharing 👍
Wonderful results 🙏 I've done botanical, Avocado and mainly coffee dies 🙂 I have some Easter egg dies I am going to attempt next. TFS 😍
great video! want to try this soon on handmade paper
I'm so in love with this video!! My daughter and I did a science project with onion skins and it was fascinating!! We had a lot of fun!! The blueberries and green were really beautiful!!
How interesting ! Nicely done
Wonderful 💕inspiring
Beautiful idea thank you for this video ❤️
Happy Saturday
Thank you soo much😍😍😍i just love ur videos! It really helped a lot❤️
What a lovely video! I want to try making my own natural dyes now! Thanks for the inspiration!
Very interesting and beautifully presented. I have some of the same questions as have already been asked below. Thank you.
Oh Wow! I love the green and yellow you created!! Thanks so much for sharing.
The quality of your videos is simply amazing.