Avocado dyeing

Learn how to dye clothing and fabric a beautiful pink from avocados using this natural dyeing DIY! Avocado dyeing is so easy!

Want to make pink dye & naturally dye with avocado pits, our natural dye tutorial will show you how to make pink dye & dye with avocado

My next step was to use the avocado skins for dyeing. Again, the instructions varied. Some said to tear the skins, others use whole. I went with using the whole skins. I used approximately the s…

Avocado dye produces a beautiful blush pink colour on most paper and ribbon. It is an easy non-toxic natural dye that I have been using for some time for my mixed media art projects. This ribbon wa…

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Ahh, the magic of avocado. Not only tasty and nutritious, also a fantastic natural dye. I have been collecting avocado stones and skins for a couple of months now. I also have lovely friends who ke…

María Elena Pombo mines a generation’s favorite fruit for something other than guacamole or a toast topping.

Last week I was given two large jars of avocado dye by my pall at @Backyardbedding and I showed you our ‘Ombre Avocado Dyed Macramé Cord’ project. Today I’m go…

I don't quite remember when I first became aware of avocado dye. I think when I was searching for food colouring dyeing I accidentally came across it. In any case, dusty rose/salmon is one of my favourite colours, I like making do, and I like experimenting so I had to give it a go. I tried avocado dyeing before with a lukewarm result. I used 100g 100% pure lambswool yarn, mordanted it with about a teaspoon of alum overnight, and dyed for 2 days. I think I used pits and skins from about 7…

My freezer is littered with avocado pits. My husband, who organizes our small, family of five freezer, (no easy feat) asks me about these pits about every other weekend. Oh – and the look on …

DIY Avocado Dyeing | Diy dye fabric, Natural dye fabric, Diy dye

I don't quite remember when I first became aware of avocado dye. I think when I was searching for food colouring dyeing I accidentally came across it. In any case, dusty rose/salmon is one of my favourite colours, I like making do, and I like experimenting so I had to give it a go. I tried avocado dyeing before with a lukewarm result. I used 100g 100% pure lambswool yarn, mordanted it with about a teaspoon of alum overnight, and dyed for 2 days. I think I used pits and skins from about 7…

For anyone new to natural dyeing there are a few ingredients that are easy to start with, avocados are one of them. Its quite incredible that both the stones and skins yield the most beautiful range of pinks, from soft blush to deep pink. #kathryndavey #natural #dyeing #fabric #linen #apron #wool #socks

Learn how to use your food waste of avocado skins and pits to make a natural dye of beautiful pink shades!

Robin on Instagram: "Part 1: Natural Dyeing (wool yarn) with avocado 🥑 skins and pit. 🫶🏻🧶🐑 #avocadodye #dyeingfiber #naturaldyeing #handspunyarn #handspunstagram #handspinnersofinstagram #woolnspinning #wool #woolspinnersofinstagram #dyeingwool #wemakeyarn #spin15aday #yarnlovers #letsexplore #dropspindlespinning #wheelspinning #yarnmaker #learntogether #learnsomethingneweveryday"

🥑Avocados are perhaps the most surprising natural dye stuff, who would have thought you could obtain such beautiful peachy pinks from this fruit. Not only are the colours beautiful, I have found them to be very durable, possibly due to their high tannin content. I have also noticed that you can achieve especially lovely shades when using soy milk as a binder to pretreat your fibers. 🥑 I wonder if any of you would like to share your experiences with avocado dye in the comments? 👇🏽Do you…

Learn how to dye clothing and fabric a beautiful pink from avocados using this natural dyeing DIY! Avocado dyeing is so easy!