Hi, Shahinoor! Thanks for asking. You can create black ink by crushing vine charcoal with a mortar and pestle and adding water by the teaspoon until you get the consistency you’re looking for.
Hi! I just want to ask if how to make an ink out of Averrhoa Bilimbi Fruit? Please please answer. I have a science investigatory project and i have no idea on how to do it. I want you to help me. Thanks!
This is cool, but I have serious trouble calling any of these mixtures "ink". There are some very good inks made from these ingredients, and many more. These are really ink substitutes, not ink. They're only called ink because they substitute for the real thing when you're out of ink, and either lack access to more, or don't know how to make real ink from natural ingredients, or can afford to buy real ink. Just to begin at the beginning, fruit juice is not ink, even if you add water, salt, and vinegar.
This is cringe. These are not inks, it's just water with very little pigmentation in it. You need a binder like gum arabic for it to start becoming an ink and then some other stuff. You are much better off just buying the cheapest inks you can find at the craft store and they'll be a hundred times more pigmented than this colored useless soup. 2/10
Great video very inforative. I love the pace of the video and how easy it is to follow your directions.
yeah!
But HOW MUCH vinegar and salt should I add ?
What kind of consistency does it have?
I'm currently making ink out of tea and roses and I want to make sure I get it right.
How you make inknfrom tea
*_Which other fruits can be used instead of blackberry?? At my place they are expensive are as they are rare here_*
You can use malabar spinach fruits
Mam can use this color on cloth ?please mam
Hi can u teach me how to make watermark in plz reply
How can we make black ink in this way?
Hi, Shahinoor! Thanks for asking. You can create black ink by crushing vine charcoal with a mortar and pestle and adding water by the teaspoon until you get the consistency you’re looking for.
How do I make blue?
Maybe by using Blue Spirulina the way she did with it with turmeric?
Hi! I just want to ask if how to make an ink out of Averrhoa Bilimbi Fruit? Please please answer. I have a science investigatory project and i have no idea on how to do it. I want you to help me. Thanks!
Hi Amelhia! You could try boiling the fruit or bark from the tree in water or vinegar to see if the color infuses into the liquid.
It's very easy but some people think it as wastage of materials
Very Nice video
Is this truly edible? I think I'll do this for my research project thank you.
Theese are so cool and the fact that this is edible amazes me
Thank youuuuuuu
The title should be named: How to make a dye out of berries. A dye is different from an Ink.
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Please you make a paper in 23 /8/ 20
This is cool, but I have serious trouble calling any of these mixtures "ink". There are some very good inks made from these ingredients, and many more. These are really ink substitutes, not ink. They're only called ink because they substitute for the real thing when you're out of ink, and either lack access to more, or don't know how to make real ink from natural ingredients, or can afford to buy real ink. Just to begin at the beginning, fruit juice is not ink, even if you add water, salt, and vinegar.
Would a grape work 🤣?
why would u waste such tasty food
The music is really annoying I can't watch this, sorry.
I'd rather eat the berries and put the spices into a curry!
but you can eat the berries (after mashing them up) or use them for a cake :))
This is cringe. These are not inks, it's just water with very little pigmentation in it. You need a binder like gum arabic for it to start becoming an ink and then some other stuff. You are much better off just buying the cheapest inks you can find at the craft store and they'll be a hundred times more pigmented than this colored useless soup. 2/10