Natural yellow dye

What you need: about a half metre (a little more than half a yard) Linen Fabric (or try any white or light coloured 100% cotton fabric) Turmeric Coffee White Vinegar Large Pot (I used 2 cups vinegar, 8 cups water) This process preps the fabric so the dye will adhere to the fibres. Machine wash in cold water and dry before sewing!

We finally tried a DIY onion skin dye for cotton and silk! This natural dye tutorial with onion produces yellow and orange results.

You can preserve goldenrod to use for natural dye, but it's important to know which ways work, and which ones don't, or you'll lose that sunny yellow color! While drying doesn't work well for this particular dye plant, there are other ways that DO work. This article will teach you how.

testing 7 different yellow natural dyes and their tannin levels.

Turmeric is a wonderful little spice that you can find at almost any grocery store. Not only is it a superfood and a beauty remedy that h...

This easy tutorial on natural dyeing with chamomile will show you how to make range of yellow colours by making a chamomile dye from the flowers.

Second in the series of natural dyes: yellow from turmeric!

Goldenrod on linen, cotton, silk, and wool from my Medicinal Plant Dye workshop. Natural dyes make the prettiest yellows. www.katrinarodabaugh.com

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