Turmeric dye

Let's take a look at the latest pH test I did: turmeric. Turmeric is one of my go-to dyes for anthotypes, but the problem with pure turmeric dye is that it's too yellow. Fortunately the pH experiments can change that!

Cotton dyed with Tumeric natural dye with scrunchie DIY tutorial

Delighted Momma: How to Tie-Dye a Shirt Naturally Using Turmeric

In which we don our mad-scientist outfits and a bright yellow experiment in natural dyeing ensues.

Did you know that turmeric is great for dyeing fabric? Here's how to make turmeric dye and how to care for your dyed fabric.

Dyeing Fabric & Clothes with Turmeric – the Complete Guide

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Whew, March has been jam packed with activities that my blog posts have slowed down! I actually did this entire project early this month, but it took a while to make the garment and then to photogr…

We are obsessed with dyeing fabrics. Today we are delighted to partner with method in their #fearnomess campaign with a DIY Natural Fabric Dye tutorial.

A video tutorial sharing how to make prints using just the sun and turmeric! A great technique for journaling ephemera and cardmaking!

Use Turmeric Powder as a natural dye.

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The amazing Amy Lou of Craftwork Somerville is sharing with us some her natural dyeing wisdom. You can catch her class, Kitchen Dyeing, at Herbstalk this Saturday morning at 9am. Thanks, Amy Lou!...

The image shows a pile of turmeric roots and slices. Turmeric is a spice that is used in many South Asian dishes. It has a warm, bitter taste and a slightly peppery aroma. Turmeric is also used as a natural dye. The roots are typically dried and ground into a powder, but they can also be used fresh. Turmeric is a member of the ginger family, and it is native to India. It is also grown in other parts of Asia, as well as in Africa and Latin America.

Fabric dyeing with turmeric at home. Turmeric yields a nice strong yellow colours however the colour doesn’t last forever and will need redyeing again. #fugitivedye

Here's a super easy project using turmeric powder to turn a boring white pillowcase into a gorgeous pop of color for your living room. There are no harsh chemicals or fumes involved.

Natural dyeing with turmeric

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This decorating technique takes just 2 hours to do, but it’ll make you smile whenever you see it! - This is so cool! Imagine a nice evening of you enjoying some curry chicken nachos and pow you drop some on your shirt.