Walnut Shell Dye

Bright and cheerful colors from zinnia flowers for various crafts.

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

Create a beautiful purple hue with ripe blackberries, great for fabrics and paper.

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.