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Thread: Coffee Dye Fabric - Before and After

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    Super Member Corky's Avatar
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    Not much of a tute, but I wanted this white fabric to be beige so I poured hot coffee into a bowl and soaked it for about a half hour.

    I like it better than the tea dye method, I think it lasts longer (through washing) and stains darker.

    Plus I love the coffee smell!!! :)

    Coffee Dyed, Before and After
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    oh thank you so much for posting this!!

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    Senior Member Quilted Dogs's Avatar
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    Just another hint for u all.....I use to make antique dolls and folk dolls, the older the better. One day I was walking in the woods and found walnut shells and decided to boil them and wow, they are great for dying fabric. Kept tubs of this liquid. So I just boiled up the shells with the nuts in them and what fab dye I got...so if anyone out there has walnut trees, u r lucky.........
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