So, gonna share those ol' hulls with us, Ms. Black Hand? They're great for staining fabric for that 'primitive' look.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6704276_remo...ains-skin.html Tells how to remove the stains from hulls. Some of the other ehow posts address removing wood staining products, not the real gen-u-ine black walnut. Get the right one. |
just a thought... I wonder if makeup remover would help?
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Next time just pickle them before the shell gets hard, then you won't have to worry about them
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Now you know why the ladies used to use them for hair color in the old days. I remember stained fingers as a kid. Guess that's why grandmom always had us kids do it.ha ha
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Originally Posted by Greenheron
So, gonna share those ol' hulls with us, Ms. Black Hand? They're great for staining fabric for that 'primitive' look.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6704276_remo...ains-skin.html Tells how to remove the stains from hulls. Some of the other ehow posts address removing wood staining products, not the real gen-u-ine black walnut. Get the right one. :-D |
How do you pickle them ? does it effect the flavor at all ? My parents have a blk walnut tree and I thought about gathering some for fudge .
Originally Posted by Liz aka Helen
Next time just pickle them before the shell gets hard, then you won't have to worry about them
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Originally Posted by Glassquilt
Just get out your gloves. A lady always wears gloves. :)
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Originally Posted by redkimba
Oh, I wish I lived closer to you. What a wonderful wealth of natural dye for fabric. :lol:
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Hey, let us know if the oil works to get the stains off.
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Time is the only thing I've ever heard takes it off. would like to know if you find somehting that works.
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