DIY Plant Based Dyes || Vegetable Dyes || Home dyed Fabric || Extracting colors from natural sources

Hi Friends,
This is a small video showing how easily you can extract dyes and pigments from natural sources available in your pantry.
We can use these colours in different projects like dyeing of fabric, Shibori and Bandhni prints on Fabric, different art projects like coffee painting, and variour other crafts.
We can replace the synthetic watercolor paints with these homemade paints.
I'll be showing you a home decor project with these home dyes in my next video.
So stay tuned!
Until the weekend,
Shivani

[@kanchanbhardwaj3290]

It's really good i need to make these dyes for my chemistry project and that's what i was looking for... Thankyou so much....😊

[@enatp6448]

Super cool and fun to watch! Thanks 😊

[@clientaaarei8367]

Great Idea!!!!

[@bhagyalakshmi9583]

Tips super thanks.

[@venkatraz1061]

Thanks for information 😊

[@amy_dsc]

This is exactly what I have been looking for, thanks!!!! 👏

[@shivaniteki75]

Have fun trying these out and please subscribe to my channel for more.

[@jayBharatiraanga6425]

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[@AsteriETERNAL]

OmG😍 Thank You ❣👌

[@user-gt5zd9qn9y]

Can these colors be used for screenprinting?

[@windlessoriginals1150]

Thank you

[@shetalsseth]

Wowww ... ma'am natural colour painting krne k baad fabric me colour ko longer time maintain kese rkhe

[@shivaniteki75]

U can use Kadam pakka rang fabric fastener. Available on flipkart or Amazon.

[@ssfoodpicklesherbsandvlogs2244]

Best

[@lcheongahara1763]

can i use them for my candles ? for coloring ?

[@shivaniteki75]

Candles require dry colours. These are water based, so I wouldn't recommend them for candles coloring.

[@Polymath9000]

Can the clothes be washed and do they retain their colour after dying.

[@shivaniteki75]

Yes, but pls dry in shade. Also, the initial wash should be in water to which salt has been added. Salt helps with colour fastness.

[@k.v9108]

Hey Dii, muje janna hai ki fabric ko dye krte waqt jo coloured water hoga vo warm hona chahiye kya? Aur coloured water bnane waqt paani garam hona chahiye? Aur kapde ko dye krne k baad cold water se dhona v hoga kya? Aur agar muje vo dye bind krna ho to usk liye kya krna hoga? Pls help! And thanks for this video : )

[@shivaniteki75]

Haan, warm ya hot water mein dye keejiye. Add salt to bind the dye to fabric.

[@markielinhart]

Excellent ideas but how to make them flour fast? ✌️🌻

[@shivaniteki75]

Insuring that thw colours never fade requires a color fastener from dye store. We use Kadam Pakka rang DYFIX here in India. You maY check your available options on the Amazon store.

[@trendingtvmo160]

Can I use this for liptints?

[@shivaniteki75]

You can try adding beetroot extract to beeswax and Shea butter to make a tinted lip balm

[@sujithjohn4393]

How it will apply on fabric..? Just boil it..?

[@shivaniteki75]

Yes, add your pre treated fabric into dye and boil it for 10 mins. Then leave it in dye for about an hour or 2 to cool. Then store it in an zip lock bag to retain moisture for 24 hours. Later Dry in shade.

[@me_and_theother_me]

What did you use as a color fixer ?

[@shivaniteki75]

dl.flipkart.com/s/7d2scbNNNN I use Kadam dye fixer solution and their Pre wash is also great.

[@anshxlz_editz]

Can we store the colours in fridge? And how long can we store?

[@shivaniteki75]

Try storing in form of concentrated ice cubes.

[@zegwaizestasoapsskincarean1455]

Please can they be used in soap?

[@shivaniteki75]

No idea about soap making.. but since iy is purely organic... u can give it a try.

[@zegwaizestasoapsskincarean1455]

@@shivaniteki75 OK thanks sir.

[@Thekamala]

Hi, if i would try these natural colors for painting, how much it would be efficient?)

[@shivaniteki75]

On 350gsm paper and canvas it works well, though it becomes a little dull on paper. You need the color to be more concentrated so try putting a little less water and more of the pigment inducing resource.

[@Thekamala]

@@shivaniteki75 thanks

[@kajolnimesh483]

Can I use them for pens

[@shivaniteki75]

I have not tried using them for pens. But you can try for sharpies or markers. Plus you can use them with a paint brush also. Let me know how they turned out if you use them with pens

[@kajolnimesh483]

Thanku

[@sindhum9613]

hi, will the colours stay or fade away, I want to use them on paper for painting

[@shivaniteki75]

They will stay. They don’t fade in paper easily.

[@sindhum9613]

​@@shivaniteki75 Ohh thank you 😊 I am planning to use them on handmade paper . Hope it works .

[@chefmum4096]

How to dye my trousers very light brown which is stained due to bleach.Thanks

[@shivaniteki75]

You can try dyeing with coffee or tea solution. Just boil some tea leaves in 1 ltr of water and add your trousers and leave for about a day. Dry in shade. Or you can try vegetable dyes available in the market too.

[@chefmum4096]

@@shivaniteki75 Thanks Shivani, after this procedure will dye colour is permanent or loose colour whenever I wash.

[@shivaniteki75]

First time after dyeing wash in salt and vinegar water mixture. Or you can use alum for color fixing. After that you can wash normally.

[@srabantidas4015]

Will it fade after washing?

[@shivaniteki75]

Hi, yes it will like all other dyed clothes. But you can prevent that you using a dye fix solution that is available on AMAZON or Flipkart. Go for Kadam dye fixer.

[@rk8717]

Black natural colour how to make

[@shivaniteki75]

I personally have not tried it, but you could try using black beans and tea concentrate for a grey-black color

[@dannybonsai7102]

Yes, get a strong dark brown from coffee and tea and mix some blue into it, if it starts looking too blue counter it with a little orange.

[@swarlipi007]

Hello Shivani, thank you for the video. A small question, do we need a binder to lock the colour in the fabric?

[@shivaniteki75]

Use one fourth cup salt and one cup vinegar mixed in the water you will soak your fabric in.

[@gladysmic1632]

@@shivaniteki75hello mam, in bleached fabric or normal grey fabric

[@shivaniteki75]

@@gladysmic1632 in normal fabric you can do binding. Remember, if the fabric is bleached, then test a small piece of iy before you try this out.

[@kocm777]

@@shivaniteki75 AoA thank you so much for this video

[@Kayenne54]

@@kocm777 Not sure, but further up this conversation chain, Shivani mentions it was "one fourth cup salt and one cup vinegar mixed in the water you will soak your fabric in" is maybe the "pre-treatment" solution? Another comment Shivani answers further on down, quote as follows: "Yes, add your pre treated fabric into dye and boil it for 10 mins. Then leave it in dye for about an hour or 2 to cool. Then store it in an zip lock bag to retain moisture for 24 hours. Later Dry in shade." Also says to use salt in first wash of fabric to set the colour or help with colour fastness. That's all I can figure out from little bits of info here and there. Quote by Shivani from above this one: "Also, the initial wash should be in water to which salt has been added. Salt helps with colour fastness."

[@tushtikoli9854]

Do u knw how long the colour stays on the clothes?

[@shivaniteki75]

It varies for the type of pigment you use.. like with turmeric it fades in a year if washed too much. I've tried pomegranates, coffee and beets which are stronger and haven't faded yet.. it has been over 2 years.

[@dataholic_me2750]

Is there any chances bedsheet will damage ?​@@shivaniteki75

[@TaLeng2023]

​@@shivaniteki75how long does marigold stick?

[@celestialstar8115]

Jamun stays for long too

[@jayBharatiraanga6425]

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[@hajursingh220]

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[@hamzaabdullahi9514]

Can u use this for hair

[@shivaniteki75]

You can use the beetroot or pomegranate dye for hair.

[@tamilarasan2577]

Is this natural dyes are using yarn and fabric?

[@shivaniteki75]

Yea we can use them on yarn and fabric.

[@tamilarasan2577]

Which dies are very high cost natural dies or chemical dies?

[@shivaniteki75]

Natural is always productive and efficient. You can get these DYES from items in your pantry.

[@rumkichakraborty5504]

But it all will have the smell

[@madeleinetempleton6692]

A good way to get rid of that is probably to air whatever you use it in. E.g leaving it outside or hanging up somewhere after it's dried. You could also try spraying some watered-down essential oils after doing this, which can give it a more pleasant smell.

[@YirgalemWoloro-te5xx]

Hi

[@shivaniteki75]

Hi

[@shankhadeepmandal978]

Hi, First time in your channel here......just looking for some research material on NATURAL DYES AND PIGMENTS......landed on your video by algorithms. One question here regarding the blue dye/pigment.........blue is the most rarely occurring colour in nature and I was looking for some natural source to it. I initially experimented with 'washing blue' like ROBIN GLOW and UJAALAA. But as you know, they are not natural. I am totally unaware of this *blue cabbage* you have shown, nor do i know where to source it from. Just wanted to ask.....can we use the VAGINA FLOWER/CLITORIS FLOWER in its place as a substitute???(the scientific name is _clitoris turnatea_ , I believe). It is also known as APARAJITAA in some Indian languages. I have experimented it very similar to the method you have shown here. Took 10-15 VAGINA flowers in almost a cup of water and slow boiled for about 8 minutes. The resulting solution was very promising at first, being so deep blue in colour that it almost appeared as black in the dark. I diluted it with water about four times to obtain a lighter shade of blue. But was not good enough later on, as the colour didn't stuck very well with fabric. It easily removed off after some three or four washes. Is there an alternative method to it??? If so, plz share(for which I shall be highly obliged to uou) How to make the pigment more stronger and readily acceptable to the fabric, enabling a greater bond? I made yellow pigment from *turmeric* . Red/orange from *palaash* / butea monosperma, black from coal tar....all of them were strong pigments except for the blue one....I am kind of stuck there Plz help....THANK YOU

[@shivaniteki75]

I am sooo sorry I saw your message very very late. Blue pigment, I can tell you won't last very long, but if you get your hands on purple cabbage, which is available in online grocery stores, do give it a try. BUTTERFLY pea flowers *aparajita* are good for tea. Try without diluting. I have painted on 350gsm paper and it gives a watercolor effect, but I have not tried on cloth or canvas yet.

[@theprettywomen7303]

Hi mam thank you so much for your videos can you please guide me more in this can we call or chat on whatsapp please ?