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[Skill Help] Dyeing your own fabric

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Post time: 2013-1-15 13:21
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I've only used tea, and coolaid, and so far they work well for me.

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Post time: 2013-1-18 03:20
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anybody know the brand for colouring dyed linen
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Post time: 2013-1-25 19:07
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Does anyone knows natural indigrients for dying?

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Onion (to obtain a brownish color) Red cabbage (to obtain light blue color...it sounds magic ) These are the two I tried so far...  Details Reply Post time 2013-3-6 19:40
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Post time: 2013-1-27 10:13
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esto es un lio
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Post time: 2013-1-29 23:11
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lasice replied at 2012-10-23 17:34
Black tea, coffee or dry onion skin, warm or hot infusion. Next step is let it dry, not wash, only d ...

Do you always have to use vinegar after dyeing with coffee and tea ?? And which vinegar, the one for cleaning or the one you use on food ?? (Sorry I'm a nono on this kind of things :'( )
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Post time: 2013-1-30 01:55
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Vinegar after dyeing is good for colour fixation. With vinegar is less loss of depth of colour than without vinegar. My initial tests were black tea(+coffee+dry onion skin) - vinegar - clear water - drying. But my friend advised black tea(+coffee+dry onion skin) - drying - vinegar - clear water - drying. Yes, it is better way, colour is more rich.
I dyed only aida, ecru or yellow is better than white.
I used very cheap vinegar for food, in our country is made from wine, 8% acetic acid (acidum aceticum).
I'll do some photos.
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Post time: 2013-1-30 06:04
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You could use tea or coffee or that US drink powder Cool aid
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Post time: 2013-2-1 17:28
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stitchgal replied at 2012-8-6 11:28
Coffee and tea are both acidic and will cause damage to fabric in the long term.  You should use dye ...

Thank you for the information. I did not know that tea and coffee staining could damage the material.
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Post time: 2013-2-2 06:10
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J'ai peint une toile en vert avec de la peinture acrylique. Après plusieurs rinçages j'ai obtenu une superbe toile verte , et j'ai même réussi à faire des marbrures.
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Post time: 2013-2-2 06:14
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Avec de la peinture acrylique ça fonctionne bien .
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