Avocado dyed fabric

My next step was to use the avocado skins for dyeing. Again, the instructions varied. Some said to tear the skins, others use whole. I went with using the whole skins. I used approximately the s…

Raise your hand if you love avocados. And pink. Combine those loves with this super easy DIY for how to dye with avocado pits!

Make a lovely natural pink fabric dye with the pit from a humble avocado.

Dyeing with avocado is a safe and simple process, perfect for beginners to natural dyeing. Both the seeds (also called stones or pits) and the skins contain colour. They produce a quite colourfast …

Have you tried avocado dyeing but were hoping for brighter pinks? Or maybe you’ve been meaning to try for a while but had a few questions before you started. This blog post is packed with tips that will help you. Before I jump into that, I just wanted to mention something that I think you’ll...

Have you tried avocado dyeing but were hoping for brighter pinks? Or maybe you’ve been meaning to try for a while but had a few questions before you started. This blog post is packed with tips that will help you. Before I jump into that, I just wanted to mention something that I think you’ll...

Our friend Tatiana of Zuahaza is on the blog sharing a DIY natural avocado dye tutorial you can use for naturally dyed yarn and t-shirts!

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1. Collect your avocado stones and rinse them thoroughly under the tap to wash off any green fleshy bits. I store my stones in the freezer as it keeps them nice and fresh, a fresher plant makes a more vibrant dye!

I’m intending to do a series on natural dyes, and this is my first independent foray forward