Natural black dye

Cotton is more difficult to dye black with plants than wool. It‘s possible but it takes time. Yet, it‘s budget-friendly & sustainable!

A couple of years ago I’ve already published a tutorial on how to dye cotton fabric blue with black beans using DIY iron mordant and a cold dyeing process. This is now a different method to dye cotton gray blue with black beans. You don’t need to mordant the fabric before dyeing it with black … Continue reading How To Dye Cotton With Black Beans (No Mordant) →

A great natural alternative, walnut hair dye. Organic black walnut hair dye will darken your hair without the chemicals. Before and after picture of walnut hair dye results

Who would have thought that black bean juice would dye yarn a beautiful shade of blue-grey? I had a really hard time capturing the color ...

I grew up in woods filled with white oak trees. The big beautiful trees would drop their tiny capped seeds each season, covering the ground with a blanket of acorns. As I have experimented more with natural dyeing, I have discovered acorns produce incredible colors in the dye bath. On their own, they produce soft and rich shades of golden brown, and when dipped in a second bath of iron water, they produce stunning shades of gray, from soft and dusty dove to rich charcoal.

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Natural dye experiments

Iron as a pre-mordant In all of the natural dyeing I’ve been doing (or hoping to do!) in the last little while, I read a little about using iron as a pre-mordant instead of alum. In Rebecca B…

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Natural dyeing with acorns and walnuts produces lovely tans and browns. If browns and tans seem boring to you, remember that they can be a great base for overdyeing. I particularly like tan overdyed with indigo. It shifts the primary blue of indigo dye into something darker, and a little more like teal. Browns and tans can also be shifted to grays and blacks with a dip in an iron bath. Read on to learn!

After the beans have soaked for 48 hours I carefully ladled the water off, careful not to stir up the pot too much. The proteins and d...

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Naturally dyed linen 🌿🍅🌼 Colours from nature always look beautiful together ✨ I’ve had such a lovely time dyeing these linen table… | Instagram

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Crafters like to create their own natural dyes to color fabrics and fibers. Learn how to make organic natural black dyes from plants.

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Plant-Dyed Playsilks A Simple Craft in Natural Dye Color A rainbow of color can be found in your kitchen thanks to the magic of natural dye! This recipe will dye 8 mini Playsilks (or 4 regular size Playsilks). Dyeing Playsilks with plants is an easy and exciting project for all ages of children. For these colors