Blackberries Dye

Use red cabbage to create a range of blues and purples, depending on pH.

Prepare a soft green dye from carrot tops, perfect for eco-friendly projects.

Bright and vibrant colors from celosia flowers, perfect for wallpapers.

Dye fabric naturally with chamomile flowers for a soft yellow shade.

Vibrant red dye made from crushed cochineal insects, widely used in textiles.

Rich brown dye created using brewed coffee, good for staining and dyeing fabrics.

A warm amber dye derived from ginger root, yields a unique shade.

Use dried hibiscus flowers to create a lovely pink to reddish hue on fabrics.

A deep purple dye obtained from the logwood tree, great for textiles.

Extract from madder roots yields a beautiful reddish hue for textiles.

Natural green dye extracted from mulberry leaves, excellent for silk fabrics.

A natural orange dye derived from onion skins, suitable for various materials.

Dye fabrics with peach leaves for soft greens and yellows.

A natural green dye made from fresh spinach leaves for a bright hue.

A vibrant yellow dye made from turmeric root, perfect for fabrics and paper.

Create deep brown tones using crushed walnut shells, suitable for various crafts.

Bright and cheerful colors from zinnia flowers for various crafts.

Use avocado pits to create a soft pink dye, a great eco-friendly option.