How to Tea Dye Fabric

lasice

I did many times - black tee, coffee or dry onion skin (onion skin is traditionally used for dying easter eggs) , warm or hot infusion. Next step is let it dry, not wash, only dry. And next is using vinegar for fixing colour. And dry again.

I wrote it here somewhere in the past. Dry flat, not crumpled. Vinegar in our country has 8%.

slaho330

Thanks for the tip, I will have to try this.

LadyDianaGoth

I have done it with a raspberry leaf tea and added some turmeric, love how it turned out. Have now some beetroot to try tomorrow and will try to do some tea/coffee as well (some Primitive Hare projects), so thank you for the tip :)

Lampochka13

Very helpfull advice

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stitchingideas

im gonna try this :)

stitchingideas

thanks for the information

Flirti

I thought about using strwaberries yesterday =) I like the little red circles stains, .. but unfortunately when I decide to do so, I ran out of Strawberries =))

LING

Thanks for sharing!

pachi

Gracias ,intentere a ver que sale