Susan, I can't thank you enough for this exceptional video! This is the tutorial for the first step to the unintentional perfection of your Just Because books. The colours are fantastic and each piece seems to tell a story on its own. Great source of inspiration! 🤗❤️🤗
Oh man this is exactly what I've been looking for!! I have a set of assorted colors Bombay india inks from 10 yrs ago that are dried out on the bottom & now I'm off to try this for myself! Thank you for filming the testing & all the cool reveals!
I've rusted some fabric and love how that turned out, but I've not tried using color sprays, ink, etc. - now I'm going to have to play with that. Thanks Susan, these are lovely.
Love this! I've never known what to do with the fabrics made from synthetic materials but India Ink is a fantastic idea; your dyed fabrics are incredible
Great video. I want to experiment with dyeing fabrics and papers. I’ve used Avocados, blueberries, blackberries, red cabbage, coffee and tea but never used different inks. I will be trying this as soon as I can. Thanks Susan.
Howdy Susan, I just re watched this baby and took your advice! Among other products, I used my Doc Martin stains. I only wish I had more of their greens like what you had used! Thank you, thank you for testing and reporting on your colorful finds! You are a gem my dear! I only wish we lived just down the street from each other! Tee hee. We'd never get anything but arty stuff done! But, who cares?
Susan, I DO hope this feedback comes thru to you, unlike the past few. Just LOVED this mini tute! What delicious colors and fabrics!! I have several droppers of the Bombay inks, and was never quite sure just what to do with them!! Thank you soooo very much, for this great inspiration! You always come thru for us.
@@SusanTaylorBrown Susan, thanks for the even MORE informative info in this reply! I CANNOT wait to try the inks on my faves, tissue and parchment!! Your so knowledgeable and chock full of information! Thank you for all you do and all of your delicious shares!
Goodness, I saw this once or twice when you first filmed it Susan. But it came up again on my feed, and I'm just as excited to try some of these once again! Thank you so much, for the fabulous inspiration !
Wow before I watched your video I’drew on some fabric with my water soluble crayons and added water with a brush,they came out so pretty that I embroidered on them also😁now with all your ideas I’m headed for another session of fun !thank you🖍🖌🖍
Let's try this again Susan...hope you get to read this one. I just tried some of my own fabric dyeing techniques, very similar to yours, They are currently outside drying in the sun, all wadded up into balls of yummyness! It's super hot here today, and humid as well. We shall see how long these take to dry out. Loved this project, gurl friend! Thank you for all the really neet-o ideas on your channel! ;)
@@SusanTaylorBrown I know that patience is a virtue, so I guess, I don't have much virtue! UGH! Sometimes the waiting is so painful! But always worth it. I hope your fabric pieces are all a great surprise!
Thanks for this information. I was about to test things myself. I did a very detailed floral design as well as a detailed under water with turtles just to get some bleeding😢. I painted with the Derwin Ink Tense pencils that claim to be permanent. So disappointed. So onto Bombay.
All of these pieces look soooo delicious! I have many of these paints, and can’t wait to play. However, If I’m going to frame a piece of art work, do I need to be concerned about fading? If so, what would be a more permanent option? Thank you. Love this channel.
Great experimental results! What color of India [Bombay) ink did you use to get the rust shade in your final results? It looks like one could use it in lieu of boiling with rusty bits if you added some objects and bound it to dry. Maybe you could experiment and add to another video.
Thank you so much Susan, these fabrics are gorgeous. I’ve just experimented doing this exact same thing with food colouring before I came across your video. Am desperately trying to find a way of colouring fabric using the same technique but need it to be colourfast. I would like to make some slow stitch pot plant wraps. Do you have any recommendations on what I could use? 😊
Susan, I can't thank you enough for this exceptional video!
This is the tutorial for the first step to the unintentional perfection of your Just Because books. The colours are fantastic and each piece seems to tell a story on its own. Great source of inspiration! 🤗❤️🤗
Oh man this is exactly what I've been looking for!! I have a set of assorted colors Bombay india inks from 10 yrs ago that are dried out on the bottom & now I'm off to try this for myself! Thank you for filming the testing & all the cool reveals!
So great to play isn’t it? Fabulous results I just love the uncertainty of it all. Brilliant video. Xx
I've rusted some fabric and love how that turned out, but I've not tried using color sprays, ink, etc. - now I'm going to have to play with that. Thanks Susan, these are lovely.
Distress Oxide sprays for vibrant color. Inktense blocks work really well also.
So enjoyed listening about your love of fabrics and dying and watching you play ♥️ TFS
Well these are FANTASTIC!!! I like the India ink best.
Love, love, love!!!
Thanks tor video.
Austin,TX USA
So loving your series and inspiration, this one on dyeing techniques is brilliant, you are a joy Susan x
Love this! I've never known what to do with the fabrics made from synthetic materials but India Ink is a fantastic idea; your dyed fabrics are incredible
I'm in love with these! The blues are my favorite though I need to get some of that ink and play with this
I was just searching for this subject last night. THANK YOU!
Mine never turn out this yummy. But I shall try new things. Thanks for the wonderful video.
Great video. I want to experiment with dyeing fabrics and papers. I’ve used Avocados, blueberries, blackberries, red cabbage, coffee and tea but never used different inks. I will be trying this as soon as I can. Thanks Susan.
Howdy Susan, I just re watched this baby and took your advice! Among other products, I used my Doc Martin stains. I only wish I had more of their greens like what you had used! Thank you, thank you for testing and reporting on your colorful finds! You are a gem my dear! I only wish we lived just down the street from each other! Tee hee. We'd never get anything but arty stuff done! But, who cares?
Susan, I DO hope this feedback comes thru to you, unlike the past few. Just LOVED this mini tute! What delicious colors and fabrics!! I have several droppers of the Bombay inks, and was never quite sure just what to do with them!! Thank you soooo very much, for this great inspiration! You always come thru for us.
@@SusanTaylorBrown Susan, thanks for the even MORE informative info in this reply! I CANNOT wait to try the inks on my faves, tissue and parchment!! Your so knowledgeable and chock full of information! Thank you for all you do and all of your delicious shares!
These are fantastic. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
The fabrics you dyed with the India Inks are beautiful!
Super informative Susan! Great colors!!!
Beautiful!!!! I need to experiment with more dyes.
This is fantastic!! 😍😍 TFS all these tips!
So many great ideas and such fun fabrics! I would like to do a Just Because Book! TFS the inspiration, Susan!
Goodness, I saw this once or twice when you first filmed it Susan. But it came up again on my feed, and I'm just as excited to try some of these once again! Thank you so much, for the fabulous inspiration !
Susan you inspire me so much!!! I’m so happy you and I crossed paths!!!
These turned out gorgeous! I cant wait to try this and I think I might need to get some india inks 😬.
I love love love this. Thank You. I make prayer flags. I think this will work well for backgrounds.
Beautiful! Thanks for all the tips. Great video!
Love all the colors!
Excellent video Susan thank you! Love the tip to let your material dry scrunched up was wondering how to get that particular effect!
Thank you for this. It’s a very helpful reference. I love the colors you achieved with the Bombay inks! Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Love this!!- and all of your other videos!!❤🙂☀️
Wow before I watched your video I’drew on some fabric with my water soluble crayons and added water with a brush,they came out so pretty that I embroidered on them also😁now with all your ideas I’m headed for another session of fun !thank you🖍🖌🖍
Let's try this again Susan...hope you get to read this one. I just tried some of my own fabric dyeing techniques, very similar to yours, They are currently outside drying in the sun, all wadded up into balls of yummyness! It's super hot here today, and humid as well. We shall see how long these take to dry out. Loved this project, gurl friend! Thank you for all the really neet-o ideas on your channel! ;)
@@SusanTaylorBrown I know that patience is a virtue, so I guess, I don't have much virtue! UGH! Sometimes the waiting is so painful! But always worth it. I hope your fabric pieces are all a great surprise!
I love how these turned out. This is on my to play with list. Hugs!!
Love it
These are some really great ideas.
Love this Susan!
Drooling...... xoxo
Thanks for this information. I was about to test things myself. I did a very detailed floral design as well as a detailed under water with turtles just to get some bleeding😢. I painted with the Derwin Ink Tense pencils that claim to be permanent. So disappointed. So onto Bombay.
All of these pieces look soooo delicious! I have many of these paints, and can’t wait to play. However, If I’m going to frame a piece of art work, do I need to be concerned about fading? If so, what would be a more permanent option? Thank you. Love this channel.
Great experimental results! What color of India [Bombay) ink did you use to get the rust shade in your final results? It looks like one could use it in lieu of boiling with rusty bits if you added some objects and bound it to dry. Maybe you could experiment and add to another video.
Did you see Andrea at Artymaze's comment on your challenge? She was very complimentary towards you!
Well I have to admit that spaghetti sauce will stain my fabric pretty good. 😂😂 Love all your tests. I’ve learned a lot.
Thank you so much Susan, these fabrics are gorgeous. I’ve just experimented doing this exact same thing with food colouring before I came across your video. Am desperately trying to find a way of colouring fabric using the same technique but need it to be colourfast. I would like to make some slow stitch pot plant wraps. Do you have any recommendations on what I could use? 😊
@@SusanTaylorBrown Thank you, I’ll try that
Oh dear- i think I need to get some India inks…
? What about old eye shadows
I have lots of beautiful colors