Eco Bundle Dyestuff Swatches with Room Temp Mordant

I tried red onion skins on linen other day and were reddish, but dip in Fe water (old med for anemia) turned it dusty purple!. Alum turned it more yellow. What will you make with your pieces of fabric, scarves or clothes or quilt...?

Wow this is so cool!! that scabiosa makes such a beautiful blue 😍😍

Nice ❤️❤️

Do you ever do a vinegar rinse before washing?

I would have loved to see how the fabrics look dry and ironed after washing. I guess I'll try it out myself anyway lol🤷‍♀️😆

What do you use these for?

How do I find the description box?

Thank you for such a great video the prints turned out amazing! I can’t wait to get started with my bundle dying 😁

Have you ever died paper and if so, does that also fade in time?

Thank you so much. And what does it mean it’s steaming…. Where and how?

Where do get pieces of fiber?

Hermoso!!! Podrías hacer un video en español?

It's awesome and beautiful😍✨

What did you mordant with? How was the light fastness of the pink/red piece of fabric?

it would be more beautiful if you put different shapes, size and colour of leaves with onion skin, tumeric and dandelion as the background

Can you please show the steaming set up?

how to prepare the fabric i dont understand plz make a vido or short on it.

What is the proper way to steam ??

What did you use for the second bundle dye with the flowers?

I am Rajiul from Bangladesh.
I am Dyeing expert.

Thank you for this!

I did this yesterday and I’m rooked! What did you treat your fabric with? I soaked mine in soy milk but saw where you can us alum.

Beautiful! I learned a lot. Thank you

super cool! how long do the colors do last? will they be fading a week after or a few months after, or almost not if the fabric is silk or cotton (prepared with the soy milk)?

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. My daughter and I are bundle dyeing today and I was wondering what you do to fix the fabric after it has been steaming, to keep the colors vibrant. Thanks!

Is turmeric colorfast over time? I just added some to my rudbeckia dyepot to make the cloth a warmer brown

hi, this is great :) thanks for sharing... wanted to ask you if you can share the photos of the fabric after wash

What do you use as a mordant? Your video is great! Thanks

Help. When do you use plastic to prevent bleeding

You're so modest and beautiful!

You shouldn't turn off the sound during videos, because it feels weird, I've gotten a panic attack when the sound went off. I'm serious. 😊 Otherwise cool video!

How you pre treat the cloth ? Can you please share the process?

Do you also have a video on mordents? What do you use for pre treating fabric? Thanks a bunch - beautiful pieces ❤

I appreciate how thorough you were and that you showed different techniques. I’ve watched many videos and read a few articles and you didn’t leave out steps… thank you!

Hello, did you put anything in the bath to help with the dying process or did you treat the material before? I know that in dying yarn you have to when using anything natural dying or other.

I found this most informative and interesting!

Thank you so much for this! I can't wait til this summer.

Absolutely gorgeous, and love this process and your unique content❤🌺

With commercial dyes , sometimes vinegar is used to set the color is there anything that can be used on natural dyes to set colors?

Do we have any technology so this print do not fade

Love this! When washing, do you hand wash or in a machine?

Fabric pre-treat and pH neutral detergent.
Any specifics or brands would be helpful.

Very educational

Nice results!

Hello! I'm an art educator and would love to try this with my students. If I were to soak the fabrics in mordant ahead of time, would it be possible to complete this entire process minus drying in an hour and a half? <3

Hiiiii Love the video. Wanted to ask that how do you fix the dye?? Like you prep the fabric with alum or something or do the fixing later?

Wonderful ❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing this fabulous tutorial ❤️

I can't believe how beautiful those turned out! I need to learn about this.