Sorry.. dear, I took many many moons before really snap and upload the photos here. So here are the photos of my hand dyed fabrics : using Dylon, Coffee & Tea.
Notice my coffee hand dyed ? The colour are more lighter rather than my tea dyed. Probably I need to add more coffee powder in future. I also took Aniza’s suggestion by using a mixture of coffee (this time I make it sure, I add more coffee powder) and tumeric powder. Well, it’s not bad & I like the result.. !!
I think the turmeric and cofeee is very nice looking!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sha,
ReplyDeleteI personally like the turmeric & coffee too.. and the havannah brown which has turn to pink..
I like your fabrics very much. I was wondering if aida could be dyed this way.
ReplyDeleteI know some people dye fabrics with koolaid. I want to try this now that I've seen what coffee and tea can do. Thank you for sharing that.
I just found your blog today and I like it alot.
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