Can You Use Food Colouring To Dye Fabric?
Using food colouring to dye fabric is a relatively easy process and a simple way to try dyeing for beginners. Read on for all of our top tips to get started!
Using food colouring to dye fabric is a relatively easy process and a simple way to try dyeing for beginners. Read on for all of our top tips to get started!
TxP (Textiel Plus) are an organisation who work online and through a magazine which is printed in Dutch. The magazine is printed four times a year and the website is updated regularly, with a focus on current content. Daphne’s Diary is another craft based magazine we will review here.
Franziska Ebner and Romana Hasenoehrl take you on a detailed visual and texted based journey through the chapter and verse of the natural dyeing world. Prepare to rethink the items around you; from red cabbage to bark – what will you try to dye with?
Tie and Dye by Lizzie King Published by Pavilion Who is it aimed at? Those with an interest in dyeing fabric! Maybe you are starting
Today in Let’s Book! We’re reviewing Shibori for Textile Artists by Janice Gunner. Shibori is a technique often associated with Japan, Africa, India and South America. Read on for more!
Although there is a well-established and very sensible home-dyers rule that you don’t mix dyeing and food preparation equipment, that doesn’t mean you can’t get
Dyeing only a selected part of a textile can be tricky! Across the centuries people in many different cultures have found ways of preparing their
Dyeing isn’t the only thing I do but I find I’m doing it a lot! Spare ten minutes – get the dye pot on. Lately