Rose petal fabric dye

[@lazylikeaturtle7800]

Your content always makes me feel so happy. It’s so cosy. Rose is my favourite smell in the world. I bet your kitchen was heavenly! And that pink colour is so cute! 🌹

[@michaelaschmid]

Thank you, lovely! It smelled so good I left the dye pot on the counter for two days and stuck my nose in every time I passed by :D

[@yelenapahadia6375]

The roses with the turquoise tiles is soooo aesthetically pleasing. Love it 😊😊

[@Stepjam1]

Awesome! Spectacular results! Thank you very much for posting this. Most rose petal dyes produce grayish/bluish results. Your method is so simple, yet superior. Great job! I am a definite subscriber. 🙏

[@michaelaschmid]

Glad it was helpful! And thank you so much for subscribing :)

[@ifbadwhypretty]

I just found your channel, and can I say, your videos are so interesting. We don't have a lot of flowers in our city, so it's entertaining watching so many uses of flowers.

[@michaelaschmid]

Fujoshi Here I’m so happy you find my videos interesting! 🌸🌱

[@ZiondeCastro]

You're such a wizard magic woman ✨🧙‍♀️♥️🌷 I'm so looking forward to trying this out. I've done a few experiments lately with natural dyeing 🌱 The leftover water could be used to paper dye and paint too!

[@yanehswolfe1120]

Great results @MichaelaSchmid! Quick question what sort of alum did you use in this tutorial

[@ahhhlindsanityyy]

so pretty!

[@LeonoraSavage]

Oh, this was all beautiful things.

[@Dorian_sapiens]

Great results! Over time, does the unused dye change color or spoil in any way?

[@michaelaschmid]

Sadly, it will mold eventually.

[@vinitajuneja8637]

That was amazing.. But will these stay and can these be used after washing too. Just curious

[@michaelaschmid]

Vinita Juneja Colors from flower petals change (these turned slightly purple) and fade over time. They don’t do well in the wash (about half the color intensity fades with the first wash but it’ll stay a light pink) I wouldn’t dye a t-shirt or other items that go in the wash regularly with this method, but for example a throw pillow, a bag or a scarf will look good for a year AT LEAST longer if you take extra good care of it and keep it away from intense sunlight. Personally I use plant dyes in my art rather than clothes so it isn’t an issue for me.

[@taureanbabe8415]

I seen a girl sell veils dyed with roses and other herbs for healing energy but for like 80$+

[@taureanbabe8415]

This was very helpful thank u

[@michaelaschmid]

Wow that is a lot of money. You could easily add herbs to the dye pot (might change the color slightly, but probably only slightly) or a few drops of essential oils. I’m glad you found this helpful :)

[@user-sc5dy6ur2h]

I don't think so this is real🤔

[@michaelaschmid]

It is! :)