Floral dye fabric

NATURAL DYEING | REBECCA DESNOS on Instagram: "Flower hammering is so addictive 🤩🌸🌿 This method is in my book called Plant Dye Zine. ✍🏽 Comment the word “ZINE” to get a link to find out more about my book. The tutorial in Plant Dye Zine was generously written by the incredible @samorn_sanixay. There are bonus steps for treating the fabric after hammering to help the prints last the longest. I used flowers and leaves from my dye garden, but it works with many other plants, e.g. herbs…

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Natural dye technique - How to dye fabric using only dried flowers petals and natural ingredients

How to use fresh flowers to dye fabric or even paper!

How about some fun experiments with fabrics and colors? :) I may be writing mostly about hand embroidery but I'm actually an experimentalist by nature and I LOVE trying new stuff. Last month, you could see a glimpse of me letting myself go a little wild with my first embroidered art journal where I stitched my heart away in all forms that I don't normally do... Truly, a wonderful creative outlet! Speaking of that journal, one of the pages was colored in the same method that I'm going to show…

Eco printing with flowers tips & tricks 🌿 The truth is, there really are no fast tricks when it comes to natural dyeing. It’s a nuanced process that involves a lot of thought and intention. It can...

This project is amazing! You have to try this bundle dye method. The end result is so beautiful. I will detail out the steps from preparing your fabric to showing how you bundle dye on your stoveto…

I have always loved experimenting with natural dyes. The colors found in nature, in flowers, plants, and vegetables are so much more vibrant and beautiful than artificial colors, and it’s extremely rewarding when you are able to capture that color on a piece of fabric and wear it. It’s also just really fun to do, […]

Custom WearHouse on Instagram: "Flower-printed tee 🌸💐 by @hammerflower . This botanical printing method is achieved by hammering flowers into the fabric! ✨️ What do you think of this technique? . . . . #botanicalart #botanicalprint #flowerpressing #flowerprint #floralprint #floralfashion #floralart #naturaldye #customtees #handprintedtextiles #textileart #tshirtprinting"

NÅDE creates beautifully crafted textiles using food and floral waste. We advocate heavily for sustainable goods with many natural dye & slow textile workshops, both in person & through e-classes.

I have grown dahlia in my garden just for eating?!! I have yet to try any of them as the dahlias are still flowering at the moment. I have out recently that one can use the dahlia flowers and ivy for dyeing. I have an ivy that is growing round the elderflower tree in the […]

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Liz Spencer • Natural Dye & Plant Color on Instagram: "New Tutorial ~ Pigment Making & Marbling with Natural Color by @nataliestopka ☞Comment MARBLING & I’ll send the link to access this Tutorial in ✨A Year in Natural Dyes✨ 🎨Learn Pigment Making AND Fabric Marbling with a focus on eco-friendly ingredients for plastic-free prints. No conventional acrylic paints or synthetic pigments needed. ❖Make natural saturated pigments, float them on water & transfer the flowing pigment patterns…

Eco-printing at Eugene Textile Center - some of the materials on this silk scarf are marigold petals, blackberries and blackberry leaves, cranesbill, twinberry

Bundle dye in your kitchen . Bundle dyeing is a great way to experiment with natural dyeing, and perfect for the beginner dyer. This dyeing technique is quite easy and family friendly with adult supervision. Before getting into the technique, an overview of both fibers and dyes