Thank you! A very timely nudge to embellish the joy of travel. I think the kids will love it too❤
@MargaretByrdColorQuestАй бұрын
So happy to hear you will have some natural color fun on your travels. Where are you off to?
@malathiepahathkumbura12983 ай бұрын
Wow! Wonderful! Doing what you love and loving what you do.💚💐👋👋
@MargaretByrdColorQuest3 ай бұрын
Perfectly said, Malathie - always love to hear from you 🌸💕😊
@deboraanderson-bl7vu3 ай бұрын
B u t ful experience & eco printing! Thx for your inspiration 💜
@MargaretByrdColorQuest3 ай бұрын
I feel so very lucky, and its double fun to share it with you, Debora, and the whole Color Quest family 💚
@user-wz9sd1cq4p3 ай бұрын
I'm in love with your creativity 💖
@MargaretByrdColorQuest3 ай бұрын
Sweetest comment ever! Thank you so much for being such an awesome part of Color Quest 🌼
@barbaracabrera2073 ай бұрын
Traveling again!!! Glad you enjoyed it! This is a great idea! I need to try this!!! TFS! Austin TX USA
@MargaretByrdColorQuest3 ай бұрын
Can't stop...won't stop! Wanderlust is in my blood 😊 Definitely give it a try the next time you are out and about, Barbara!
@natalieeee321Ай бұрын
I saw you have used peach pits for ink dye but wondered if you have tips for making fabric dye. I have about 40 peach pits! 🍑
@MargaretByrdColorQuestАй бұрын
Hi Natalie 🍑 Personally, I have never worked with peach pits for any type of natural color, but as a tannin rich source, you can certainly try making a dye pot with them. Best guess is you would get a neutral tone like beige or maybe yellow, but it could also be a great option for giving your fibers a nice binding layer of tannin which you could then do some over-dyeing with other natural colors. Make sure to wash your fibers well before dyeing with them and just give it a try!