Dyeing with Indigo Plant Dye with Scott Peacock

[@CogHillFarm]

Have you ever Dyed anything with Indigo or any other natural dyes??
And in case you missed it, here is my first video about Dyeing with Indigo: th-cam.com/video/Y--hXxYGyk4/w-d-xo.html

[@DaybirdAviaries]

Cog Hill Farm -Jason Smith
I've dyed my fingers with poke berries lots of times. Does that count?

[@CogHillFarm]

close enough

[@dianepicard6198]

I remember when I was young, we would take white t-shirts and put them in dye. It sure was fun seeing the results

[@insaneorange8159]

You always make me smile when I watch your videos. Wish you were my neighbor. I also have tried natural dying and its fun. When my son was 5 he slipped and fell into a fresh cow pie. Found out you can dye shorts green that way. :P

[@CogHillFarm]

HAHAHAHA!!

[@missmaam792]

These kinds of "lost arts" are so intriguing to me. Thank you Jason. And look at your jeans at the end where you have put your hands all up and down for that finger painted effect.

[@CogHillFarm]

LOL, I had indigo blue everywhere! Thank you!!!-Jason

[@voluntaryismistheanswer]

This is so satisfying

[@stephanienuce7711]

Oh man I am imaging napkins and a scarf with that indigo dyed fabric! Stunningly beautiful!!!!

[@lilbitatatime3763]

That was something incredible to experience. Loads of fun! Some creative patterns hanging on the line. Thanks for sharing.

[@CogHillFarm]

Thank you LilBit AtATime !!!!

[@jackywaldon359]

I have tye dyed it is a lot of fun. I like your moves in the car you are the best, buddy.

[@50shadesofgreen]

good day to you Jason & Family !! thanks for sharing another awesome update on & off the homestead !! 👨‍🌾🎥👍✝

[@1gr8lpta]

I just love the adventures you have gone on.

[@CogHillFarm]

:) TY! .I have to pinch myself all the time!

[@ashleyb5706]

Wow! I love the yellow/orange too! That definitely is a lost art. You don’t see those colors at the store.

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks Ashley B !!!

[@kellygreen8255]

Absolutely Fascinating!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

[@CogHillFarm]

YW

[@DonnaRatliff1]

So COOL!

[@CogHillFarm]

👍👍👍

[@DaybirdAviaries]

I love it. That darker color is my favorite color of all.

[@CogHillFarm]

Mine too!!!

[@jamesandrade1538]

That darker blue is awesome!

[@CogHillFarm]

Isn’t though.....stunning!!! Thanks James Andrade -Jason

[@lisalemaster9383]

How beautiful ❤️

[@jenfillyaw]

I have it growing wild all over my pasture. My goats and chickens love it. I wish I knew how to harvest it.

[@jonigee1305]

Enjoyed this “dye-ing” art form😊

[@MrBROTHERFELDER]

Nnuk yuk yuk

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Loved this! That would be a really cool thing to learn to do. The colors turned out great 👍🏻

[@CogHillFarm]

Yas, Very Cool indeed!!!! Thanks guys!-Jason

[@stephanienuce7711]

I TOTALLY AGREE!!

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍

[@suckafreeT308]

How pretty!! Beautiful deep blue colors, what a fun way to spend a day. Thank you for sharing!

[@CogHillFarm]

Thank you TM!!!!-jason

[@tommathews3964]

Great video Jason. I've been following a bit of this through the Bois D'Arc Farm site. That place intrigues me! Bois D'Arc (Bo Dock, Mock Orange, Hedge etc) is one of the hardest woods there is. Tremendous strength and a high oil content. Prized by duck and turkey call makers. It's also a very common fence post in the blackbelt, where it's so plentiful. Highly resistant to rot! The wood ranges from bright yellow to a rich golden hue, and yes, it stains like crazy, which makes it a good dye, I reckon. If you can find some old fence posts, the ends that have been buried for years will be rich shades of green, especially if they have been standing in a place with high water content. Nasty tree otherwise! Thorny as hell and drops those mock oranges everywhere! The farmers hate them! They did actually plant them for hedges to contain livestock etc back in the old days. I haven't been through Marion in a while, seeing Marion Institute brought back memories! I did pass through Dallas County and Selma last Sunday on my way back from the gulf. Nice to see the old hometown again!

[@tcs5256]

Luv luv luv

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks!!

[@erikjohnson8193]

Whoa at that dark bluel. Another great vid man

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks Erik Johnson

[@premteli7696]

Erik Johnson 👌👍

[@john2smith1956]

cool stuff!

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks!!!

[@sweetheartsmom]

Very cool! Gives me ideas on other things to plant

[@CogHillFarm]

You Can never have too many ideas on other things to plant!! ;) thanks Tracy Bruring

[@alabamafly1971]

So interesting, I love natural dyes like onion skins, tea, beets, and purple cabbage. I've heard of indigo but not the yellow dye. That's from Sawdust? So cool love how they turned out.

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks Alabama Fly ! Yes sawdust of a mock orange tree...pretty freaking cool

[@kleineroteHex]

Truly an art to dye for 😉
Just love those blues!!!! Thanks, man, this is "just another cool video from you", as always!

[@CogHillFarm]

Thank you!! :) Jason

[@timehasbegun5828]

Pretty neat 👍

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks Mari's Vegetable Garden !!!!

[@barbarahogan4796]

Love the music.

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks!!

[@PhotoKevin]

Indigo dying is very popular in the Quilting world.

[@kerrieg.2121]

Fascinating!

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks

[@IngDebo]

I agree with Insane Orange, I wish you were my neighbor! And you do make me laugh!

[@CogHillFarm]

LOL!! Thanks guys-Jason

[@StringfieldRidgeFarm]

Great video love it Now I want to try it!

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks Stringfield Ridge Farm !

[@ksgt66]

Looks fun...and messy! 😀

[@CogHillFarm]

really was....on both!

[@SevenSproutsFarmstead]

This is a really really interesting hobby! I’d like to learn more about it ;)
Thanks,
Jenn Stone
Seven Sprouts Farmstead
Nicholls, Ga

[@roxanapanaro252]

Very interesting

[@dianetaylor1085]

This is exactly what we did back in the sixties with tie dying. We would fold and not accept we used rubber bands.

[@BettenTheFarm]

How long did it take for the blue to wear off your arms, lol? Very cool and very interesting. I've thought about getting into natural dyes, but I know some can be difficult as you said. Thanks for sharing- Jenny

[@CogHillFarm]

It’s still some on my hands & nails LOL. It really is very cool indeed....thanks Betten The Farm !!!!

[@mgreen6548]

Change is not always good

[@sameerboy8250]

You use your mobile or your camera for this please tell me

[@LifeOnBeagleRoad]

Looks like fun. Might need some longer gloves though. Haha. Looks like your arms got a bit of color.

[@CogHillFarm]

LOL....At one point, I just took the gloves off

[@yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515]

How to make d ink? Thanku

[@CogHillFarm]

I have no clue...above my head.

[@ronaldlarimer]

I am subscribed , but not getting your videos on my list?

[@CogHillFarm]

Hmmmm....did you click the Bell to get updates? TH-cam really has been acting crazy for everyone the past month or so. Thank you!-Jason

[@michaelkee6602]

Interesting. So you could do like a large blanket or even curtains. Bet my daughter would love that. I need to find her another hobby other than making slim out of Elmer’s glue. We can’t keep bowls at our house. There all used for glue!
Oh, and there’s that one unlike again 😂 👎🏼

[@CogHillFarm]

Lolololol

[@TS-wj2mp]

Same here. Glue in bowls and ziplocks all over. 😂🤣

[@helenhelps9619]

👍👍💖

[@arunkumarhasilkar4178]

Please tell me

[@dennisking4589]

Good info; great job distracting me; coulda got a chore done.
Exodus 6:3
kjv

[@Waterboy2000]

trying to figure out why you're wearing gloves?? haha!

[@CogHillFarm]

Well.....Didn't help LOL goo.gl/uJhWvu
;) thanks, Jason

[@Waterboy2000]

You can try out for Blueman Group!!

[@CogHillFarm]

Yes!!! LOL

[@bryanavey]

it's a dying art form... I caught that...

[@CogHillFarm]

:), LOL Yes!

[@pattdunn9845]

Cool concept and love that color. But man that's some terrible music.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi..... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍