Dyeing Fabric with Pomegranate and Soy Milk | Easy DIY Tutorial

[@studio_biku]

Such a surprising technique this week...So many fun natural materials dropping from the trees.

[@inba7809]

Wow it's very big tree

[@studio_biku]

There are lots of old trees in Tokyo. People often build around them sometimes. Thanks for watching!

[@inba7809]

Thank you so much dear ❤

[@studio_biku]

@@inba7809 very welcome. Are you into natural dyeing?

[@inba7809]

@@studio_biku yes l love natural colours

[@thespiritualwarriorofoz366]

Thanks for the video. I love the way your scarf turned out. Do you know whether it is possible to remordant the dyed fabric? Like say for a bath of onions for a background colour?

[@studio_biku]

Do you mean dyeing with onions on top of another colour? You can keep dyeing until you get to a colour you love. No need to re-mordant. In this video I used iron for colour-shifting but it can also be used as a mordant.

[@thespiritualwarriorofoz366]

Hi! So in this video I think you said you didn’t mordant the fabric ahead of time, you did it with a soy milk for the cool pomegranate changeling effect. My question is have you tried dying the same piece of fabric again with a colour (say so the background would be yellow)in which case, is it true you would have to mordant the piece of fabric second time around?

[@studio_biku]

@@thespiritualwarriorofoz366 I haven't tried over-dyeing afterwards using this technique. As it was put in an iron bath, the iron would act as a mordant for any new colours you add. No need to re-mordant as it's already been done during the iron bath process. Hope that helps?!