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Dyeing the Chicago River green for St. Patrick's Day.
The dye that is used is to trace sewers. Many towns have old sewers and they donβt know where they go. It is a vegetable dye that disappears in a few hours when exposed to sunlight. It's harmless to fish and plants.
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Using Natural plant dye to dye my fabric was such a fun DIY!! it was so cool to see how we can make own toxic free dyes with things we already have at home. Such an inexpensive way to dye and transform your clothes or anything you wish. I haven't tried using this as paint but that will definitely be something I have to try next time π€. I truly enjoyed making these natural plant dyes and I hope you did too, and that you found this video helpful and easy to follow. If you try to dye your own pieces of fabric or clothes this way i would loooove to see the results! I'm sure they will turn out amazing. Like I mentioned in the video I am going to be making fabric planters with my dyed fabric from today to stay tune for next video. Thank you all for the support, stay safe and I will see you guys next time !!
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Vegetable Dyed Tunic and Blouse cotton April, 2018 Photograph by Yuriko Takagi
Firenze Red iris. Microwave 1 min w 1 tablespoon water. Stir, let cool. Put juice in three jars. To one jar, add a pinch baking soda. To one jar, add a pinch alum.
Use as watercolor.
Vegetable dye trial no.1 Recipe from @lemontree_interiors
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Vegetable Dyed Jacket, Tunic and Scarf linen April, 2018 Photograph by Yuriko Takagi
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