Fabric dyeing techniques

Use ice or snow to create vibrant, water-colored textiles, by Saki Jane.

My mom, knowing that I love dyeing things and playing with fabrics sent me a link to a beautifully put together blog post on ice…

Using minimal dye create amazing colours that require no skills to paint or dye. Amazing Ice Dyeing Colour Splitting will make the most unique patterns

Create Custom Watercolor Fabrics, by Alyson Provax.

Heather Thomas explains that dyeing anything that is packaged can usually fit in a cup and can use one or multiple colors, but when it is finished she puts it in a cheap plastic bag. She tells you to immerse the fabric for 10-15 seconds then wring it out. She likes to wait around 6 hours until rinsing, but this part is up to you.

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Natural Dyeing Tutorial. Learn how to use red cabbage to obtain beautiful purples, greens and blues with organic cotton yarn.

Sustainability and zero waste initiatives are super important, so I tried a natural dyeing technique using avocado, onions, red cabbage and blackberry food scraps. This DIY is so easy on natural fabric like linen and cotton, and made dyeing my reuseable sustainable face masks really fun. Try this fun project at home with your kids to teach them about eco-friendly practices and staying safe. Click to find out how to naturally dye your DIY face coverings, and to see how mine turned out!

Does bleach scare you? It scares me! Now that you were brave enough to get past the title of this post, I’m excited to tell you about my adventures dyeing fabric with bleach. The effect is si…