Dyeing Cheese Cloth

[@francegervais9877]

Thank you for this idea, kis you

[@jlstrick1]

I have a bunch of cheesecloth I can try this with! Thanks!!

[@pepperpocket_2203]

Woow... It comes out very well❤️ Great sharing 👍

[@gm2mx]

Thanks for sharing your creativity. These came out stunning.

[@minicats6789]

Ich habe Verbandsmull mit Tee und Stempelfarbe eingefärbt. Das macht auch schönes Material. 😉

[@toughtimes6596]

Hmmm may have to try used dryer sheets with this🕵️

[@carolynmyers2865]

Nice. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.

[@sandrasimard1808]

Love the ideas , so pretty I 🤗😊

[@bellnorton1691]

Beautiful colors, love watching you work, you have a calming voice. Thank you for sharing.

[@doraburton2863]

Love the colors will be perfect with the daisy journal

[@chaselip]

I have to try this. Turned out really well💞💞💞

[@dianacampanelli3250]

Thanks for sharing how you to dye our cheesecloth!🤗🌻💕

[@denisestreitman3916]

I use baby wipes to clean my stamps, wipe up blobs of glue etc. well, I found that the wipes I use for cleaning inky stamps make beautiful “fabric” to use in the making of junk journals and greeting cards.

[@lafabriquedeloulou8650]

Easy peasy! Thanks for sharing.

[@dianapease7243]

Thank you for sharing your process. Great results!!! I must give it a try.

[@leisacarnahan7647]

That is really cool. Never thought to use on fabrics.

[@donnakennedy87]

TYFS, Gi. My mind was stuck in "coffee dye mode". Duh, other colors didn't even cross my mind. Donna, in Calif.

[@laurettechandlerthevintage3022]

Everything came out fabulous! I love how you came up with your colors! 🌼💚🌼🧡🌼💛💚

[@SHYsArt]

good idea

[@sharonoja9709]

Awesome colors 🤩

[@denisegarcia4435]

I did this very thing. But I used the used dryer sheets! I put them in a plastic baggie & sprayed inside the baggie. Then squished it around! Was delighted with how it turned out. Saw it on someone's YT channel but don't remember whose. TFS😊 💙💛

[@lindahyem5804]

Love how the colors turned out! Stay safe. Hugs

[@marmaz57]

I have a bunch of gauze that is calling out for color! Thanks, Gi!

[@DeniseS-6867]

Hello Gi, thank you for sharing the cheesecloth process you use to color them, the results are fabulous.

[@heathersullivan8494]

Such pretty colors I just love the distress inks. They are so much fun. I wish I had them all! Very beautiful.

[@amyb82941]

💜💜💜

[@colletteshepherd3439]

They turned out very nice they should go in the daisy journal nicely!

[@margieryne6220]

Hi, Gi, pray all is well with you! Thank you for sharing this! Be careful & stay safe! Hugs!🥰

[@nancythomas1954]

So very cool! Beautiful colors, I am going to have to try this! lol Thank you Gi, as always for these cool ideas. ;)

[@adorableadornments1101]

When the mustard seed color dries it becomes more dull. I would say use it by itself and rinse it a bit if too bright, then let it dry to see the actual color. I love how pretty it looks when it is dry.

[@adorableadornments1101]

You might be able to lighten the colors a bit if you just rinse them a bit, then won't be so bright.

[@amandakuykendallSHW]

This is lovely. It is painting though, not dyeing it. It will wash out. A dye is permanent. Still great results though if you don't plan on using in a washable item!

[@maritaranda7782]

🤩❤️😍

[@jankitteringham8483]

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[@DragonzWenchJournaling]

Lovely video, thank you for sharing. I have a question. You always use distress inks for colouring edges and well as the cheese cloth. Is there a reason or can ordinary stamp pad inks (eg Stampin Up) be used. Thanks for all your work in helping us all

[@karenholst8306]

👍👍👍💕💕💕🇩🇰

[@fannyfrebourg2860]

Bonjour Gi Kerr quel est ce tissus? C'est magnifique merci

[@noellecardoit89]

J'utilise des grands carrés de gaze

[@teresabenefield731]

❤❤❤