Great job. I’m 71 and live at my daughters’s. I have rooms on back of their house. I quit cooking quite some time ago so I’ll just be buying my dyed but it was fun to watch. Thank y’all for taking the time to make videos.
Thank you for the awesome tutorial...I have been staining and baking fabric forever, I stain homespun, calico...muslin for primitive dolls etc...I stain linen for stitching...I had Asked in a previous floss tube how you dry your fabric I was curious because that’s how I do if it’s raining out, I normally hang on clothes line and sun dry...both ways work....I buy instant coffee either at dollar tree or dollar store good place for tea bags too...another good source is black walnut dye, I gather black walnuts boil in old pot on grill burner, strain into large pickle jars and store in cool place...you can save your tea/coffee potion as well and use numerous times but it will need to be refrigerated or it goes sour....I put mine in mason jars and put in refrigerator for a few weeks....I have also put coffe/tea solution in a dollar store spray bottle and hung fabric on clothes line and sprayed intermittently throughout day and let sun bake...so many choices.....fun fun...thank you again look forward to more tutorials girls....
I really appreciate you showing us how you tea/coffee dye your stitching fabric...I will definitely be trying this......Thanku again...ps..I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing what you’ve been stitching...it’s very inspiring...
Loved the tutorial! ❤. I have been playing with dyeing Aida so far I have tea dyed, used Autumn 🍂 leaves, elder berries, and huckleberries, and some small mum blossoms. The modeling has turned out great on some.
Awesome video. Thanks for showing us how its done. I bet certain fabrics takes dye different as well. I will have to try it. Great tips ladies too. Thanks again and bring some more tutorials our way.
Oh thank you so much for all of your efforts in showing us your coffee/tea dying fabric process.......love it !!! Gonna try it this week!!! Happy Stitching!!!
Wonderful tutorial!!! I am definitely going to try your method. Love your kitchen Priscilla and your Christmas decorations on and around your beautiful window!!
Thanks so much ladies! I can't wait to try this method. I have tea dyed before & baked but I love how your fabrics look. So glad you shared how to do it. Thanks again!!!
I've never wanted to try to do anything with fabric until this video. Thanks for sharing. I LOOOOOOOVE your videos. You guys are so funny together and so much fun to watch!!
Place a wooden spoon over the pot rim to catch the bubbles. It prevents bubbling over. Today was my first attempt. Thanks for the info I baked mine at 250 degrees.
Thanks so much for the video. It’s helping me take the plunge and do my own tea/coffee dyed fabric. It helps watching several of you do it, Vonna, Primitive Stitcher and others.
You guys are so much fun. This is similar to what I do, too. I like to sprinkle instant coffee here and there on the fabric while it's still wet, but before I bake it, and that makes cool splotches that look like age spots. Wouldn't stitchers from 100 years ago think we are crazy for making our fabric so DIRTY on purpose?! :D
Thank you so very much for your wonderful tutorial! I had about a metre of my Grandmother’s embroidery linen that had gotten dirty and stained over the years. I really wanted to use it with my renewed love for cross stitch. Now I can....beautiful. Thank you!
Just dyed two pieces of aida 14 count and 11 count from Walmart and it turned out perfect! Thanks so much for your video!! Saves me alot of money now I have the confidence to dye my own instead of buying the more expensive hand dyed aida!
Great tutorial video. Your Christmas decorations are already looking beautiful, Priscilla. I sure hope you will show us all of your decorating once you have finished. Have a wonderful week sweet ladies. Crystal.
You two are Awesome! I googled this process and you two popped up first! Delightful, since I'm binge watching you two! But I'm getting a lot done too, and you make me happy! Bonus!!
Thank you! I think I could actually do this! Love the idea of saving the water for your plants-I put used coffee grounds around my rose bushes and they bloom like crazy.
Thank you for this tutorial. I’m trying small pieces of Aida 14 now. You make it look easy. I’m very much looking forward to seeing the finished product.
thank you so much, I had so much fun watching your video and learnt a lot, hugs from Spain! ....I almost forget... you girls are doing a great job, I wish I had more videos in a week...
Thanks for sharing I can't wait to give it a try!! I have some solid fabric I wouldn't otherwise use, this will certainly make it fun! Happy Stitching XX!!
Thank you so much. I did a coffee/ tea dye, but I did it separate. I'm going to try it your way. Sooooo much easier lol. I also did the bake and baste method. Pretty time-consuming doing it that way. I really love the way you do it. I will be dying some fabric today! 😁
Great tutorial! Had been experimenting with coffee tea dying my fabric and this answered some questions I had had. I actually did a similar tea dying using hibiscus tea which turned out really pretty. Thank you so much! Very informative
Great tutorial ladies. I still stitch on AIDA and i check mine about every 5 to 7 minutes just because AIDA seems to burn more quickly if you aren't careful. I love the look of tea and coffee dyed fabric. Great job ladies.
Interesting video. Great instructions. I have been dying and baking fabrics for a while but have never done a blue fabric. Will have to try it. I stitch on linen mostly and have dyed it the most. Recently dyed a piece of linen and couldn’t remember the temp I bake it at so set oven to 275/300. Well not going good. Linen was to done. Loved color but threads denigrated making holes while in oven. Had to throw small linen piece away. Realized linen basically dried out so much due to heat. Will have to try again and remember 200 or less.
Never too old to learn new tricks. Thanks for the concise tutorial. Next time I'll try the oven at 200° for mottling. Question: Once the fabric has been "baked", can it be washed? Thanks.
I tried your dying technique on some aida tonight and it came out great! Thanks for the tip for the left over tea/coffee blend being good for the garden!
Can’t wait to try this. I used Vonna’s baste and bake and ended up with some burns. I am still planning a Halloween piece but don’t really want to burn my fabric again. I am flattered to hear that you were watching me while waiting! Pam
Finally I got around to dying Monaco today using your tutorial. The result was perfect! Thank you for making this video and holding my hand through the process.
Great job. I’m 71 and live at my daughters’s. I have rooms on back of their house. I quit cooking quite some time ago so I’ll just be buying my dyed but it was fun to watch. Thank y’all for taking the time to make videos.
Thank you for the awesome tutorial...I have been staining and baking fabric forever, I stain homespun, calico...muslin for primitive dolls etc...I stain linen for stitching...I had Asked in a previous floss tube how you dry your fabric I was curious because that’s how I do if it’s raining out, I normally hang on clothes line and sun dry...both ways work....I buy instant coffee either at dollar tree or dollar store good place for tea bags too...another good source is black walnut dye, I gather black walnuts boil in old pot on grill burner, strain into large pickle jars and store in cool place...you can save your tea/coffee potion as well and use numerous times but it will need to be refrigerated or it goes sour....I put mine in mason jars and put in refrigerator for a few weeks....I have also put coffe/tea solution in a dollar store spray bottle and hung fabric on clothes line and sprayed intermittently throughout day and let sun bake...so many choices.....fun fun...thank you again look forward to more tutorials girls....
Hi I have tried this for first time on aida and have been wondering do you ever wash it?
I really appreciate you showing us how you tea/coffee dye your stitching fabric...I will definitely be trying this......Thanku again...ps..I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing what you’ve been stitching...it’s very inspiring...
Loved the tutorial! ❤. I have been playing with dyeing Aida so far I have tea dyed, used Autumn 🍂 leaves, elder berries, and huckleberries, and some small mum blossoms. The modeling has turned out great on some.
30 years of cross stitching and I've never done this before! Just finished 2 pieces and I LOVE it
Awesome video. Thanks for showing us how its done. I bet certain fabrics takes dye different as well. I will have to try it. Great tips ladies too. Thanks again and bring some more tutorials our way.
Oh thank you so much for all of your efforts in showing us your coffee/tea dying fabric process.......love it !!! Gonna try it this week!!! Happy Stitching!!!
Wonderful tutorial!!! I am definitely going to try your method. Love your kitchen Priscilla and your Christmas decorations on and around your beautiful window!!
Today 1st April 2023, asked Mr Google about coffee/tea dying. Wow!!! I learnt so much from this video. Thank you so much from me in New Zealand.
THANK YOU! So very happy you demonstrated your process for this!
Thank you so much for showing us how you dye the fabric!!! I really appreciate all your efforts
I'm doing this to my fabric right now, this is fun! Great instruction, thank you!!!
Thanks so much ladies! I can't wait to try this method. I have tea dyed before & baked but I love how your fabrics look. So glad you shared how to do it. Thanks again!!!
I've never wanted to try to do anything with fabric until this video. Thanks for sharing. I LOOOOOOOVE your videos. You guys are so funny together and so much fun to watch!!
I appreciate you making this video so easy to understand and follow along with!
Place a wooden spoon over the pot rim to catch the bubbles. It prevents bubbling over. Today was my first attempt. Thanks for the info I baked mine at 250 degrees.
Thanks so much for the video. It’s helping me take the plunge and do my own tea/coffee dyed fabric. It helps watching several of you do it, Vonna, Primitive Stitcher and others.
The video was great as always. Not a hot mess at all. Very informative and I think I will try this.Thanks again for sharing your talents.
You guys are so much fun. This is similar to what I do, too. I like to sprinkle instant coffee here and there on the fabric while it's still wet, but before I bake it, and that makes cool splotches that look like age spots. Wouldn't stitchers from 100 years ago think we are crazy for making our fabric so DIRTY on purpose?! :D
Great tutorial ladies, you did absolutely wonderful!!!
Thank you so very much for your wonderful tutorial! I had about a metre of my Grandmother’s embroidery linen that had gotten dirty and stained over the years. I really wanted to use it with my renewed love for cross stitch. Now I can....beautiful. Thank you!
Great job as usual ladies! Very informative and helpful tutorial - thank you both!
Thank you guys so much for taking the time to do this. Had so much fun in your kitchen. Will definitely be dying fabric tomorrow!
Thank you for showing how to coffee tea dye fabric. I love how yours turned out. I'm going to try this.
Just dyed two pieces of aida 14 count and 11 count from Walmart and it turned out perfect! Thanks so much for your video!! Saves me alot of money now I have the confidence to dye my own instead of buying the more expensive hand dyed aida!
Great tutorial. Didn’t realize how much tea/coffee is used. Thanks.
Great tutorial video. Your Christmas decorations are already looking beautiful, Priscilla. I sure hope you will show us all of your decorating once you have finished. Have a wonderful week sweet ladies. Crystal.
Thank you for demonstrating how to do the coffee/tea dye. I can’t wait to try it.
Great tutorial. Tea and coffee dyed my aida and it came out lovely. Thanks so much. ❤❤❤
P Chaplin I’m so glad you tried it and it worked. I’m doing it today....crossing fingers for a good turn out ;)
Thank you so much for the tutorial and the info about using the cooled liquid in flower beds!
Thank you for sharing your process! Fun to watch.
Thank you ladies. I will be trying this soon. You guys are always the best.
You two are Awesome! I googled this process and you two popped up first! Delightful, since I'm binge watching you two! But I'm getting a lot done too, and you make me happy! Bonus!!
Thank you! I think I could actually do this! Love the idea of saving the water for your plants-I put used coffee grounds around my rose bushes and they bloom like crazy.
Thank you so much, enjoyed, love watching you work together, now I'm going to go dye some fabric. Thanks again
Great tutorial! I will definitely be dying fabric this coming weekend.
Thank you for this tutorial. I’m trying small pieces of Aida 14 now. You make it look easy. I’m very much looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talents with us!
Great video Will try it myself now after watching you both you made look so easy thanks
Thank you for this! Can’t wait to try it. It looks much easier than I feared it would be.
Thanks for the tutorial ladies! I just tried it for my first time and it worked like a charm! Great instructions and easy to follow!
Never thought about dyeing my own fabric...until now. Thanks so much for the video!
Thanks for doing the dyeing tutorial! I enjoyed watching the process. Your fabric looks beautiful!
Thank you!! Was so excited to see this process!! Love you guys!!!
thank you so much, I had so much fun watching your video and learnt a lot, hugs from Spain! ....I almost forget... you girls are doing a great job, I wish I had more
videos in a week...
Thanks for sharing I can't wait to give it a try!! I have some solid fabric I wouldn't otherwise use, this will certainly make it fun! Happy Stitching XX!!
Thank you so much. I did a coffee/ tea dye, but I did it separate. I'm going to try it your way. Sooooo much easier lol. I also did the bake and baste method. Pretty time-consuming doing it that way. I really love the way you do it. I will be dying some fabric today! 😁
Thank you so much for sharing this. I just used your technique and I love how my fabric came out.
Thank you Ladies ❤ I appreciate you sharing your mad skills with us ✨ I am delighted to have connected with your fun fabulous channel 😌
Great video, y’all have made me brave to try it!! Thanks a bunch!!
Just watched this tonight. Am going to try dying my Aida now! Great tutorial, love you repeating everything!
Thanks for the tutorial. You made it seem easy enough for even me to try.
Thank you for the tutorial. I have tea dyed fabric before but never done the oven method. You made it look so easy. Guess I will give it a go! :-)
Thank you so much for doing this for us! I didn't realize your fabric started as white I can't wait to try!
So helpful! Thank you for sharing your tips. 💕
Thanks for the tutorial! I am definitely going to try this weekend.
Great tutorial. Love your Holiday kitchen decor!
Thank you for the tutorial. You guys are so cute!
I'm definitely going to be trying this. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us ladies!
Now you know I'm going to have to try this....thanks for sharing your recipe!
Great video. I am going to try it. Always a joy to watch your videos.
Yay!!! I can't wait to try this!!! Cheaper than the expensive fabric I'm buying now
Looks easy the way you two dye it. Great video.
Great tutorial! I love watching you both! ❤️
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial...I was hoping you would...can't wait to do my own now...😊
Thank you for doing this - I have always been nervous about how long to keep it on the stove and in the oven.....this helps 100%😊
Thank you ladies!
“Don’t rupture the teabags!” needs to be a cross stitch pattern!
😂😂😂
Thank you for this tutorial. I followed along and did this to my Halloween project fabric last night. It turned out great!
Thanks for sharing your process!
You two are great! Thank you!
Fun to watch! I never put mine in oven either, but makes sense. It makes my day when I hear Pricilla giggle.😂 Happy stitching! 😀
Great teamwork ❤️ you balance each other perfectly perfect ❤️
This was awesome! Thank you ladies!
Great tutorial! Had been experimenting with coffee tea dying my fabric and this answered some questions I had had. I actually did a similar tea dying using hibiscus tea which turned out really pretty. Thank you so much! Very informative
Great video! You have inspired me to try my hand at dying some fabric.
Great tutorial ladies. I still stitch on AIDA and i check mine about every 5 to 7 minutes just because AIDA seems to burn more quickly if you aren't careful. I love the look of tea and coffee dyed fabric. Great job ladies.
Thanks for the heads up, I mainly stitch on Aida and will be careful when I try this.
OMG!! I want to try this. Thanks ladies for your tutorial.
Thank you x 100! I loved your video and can't wait to do this. I love all of your videos! You gals are great!
Thank you. Fantastic video.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. (Seriously, how can anyone give you a thumbs down?) you gals are awesome.
Great information! I wasn't scrunching or using the oven. Now I get it:)
Thanks so much for that....I will try it! Love the mottled look.
Love this tutorial. Thank you so much.
Thanks ladies! Dyed some fabric this am, turned out great! 😘
Great job! Thanks so much!
Interesting video. Great instructions.
I have been dying and baking fabrics for a while but have never done a blue fabric. Will have to try it. I stitch on linen mostly and have dyed it the most. Recently dyed a piece of linen and couldn’t remember the temp I bake it at so set oven to 275/300. Well not going good. Linen was to done. Loved color but threads denigrated making holes while in oven. Had to throw small linen piece away. Realized linen basically dried out so much due to heat. Will have to try again and remember 200 or less.
First time doing this method and it was so easy and a success! Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to do the tutorial for us. 🙋🏼✨💖✨
Thank you so much for the tutorial, I'll been looking for instant coffee next time I go grocery shopping! 😉
Never too old to learn new tricks. Thanks for the concise tutorial. Next time I'll try the oven at 200° for mottling. Question: Once the fabric has been "baked", can it be washed? Thanks.
You guys are real!!! And so cute together!! You did great!!
You guys did great on your tutorial! Thank you I will be trying this out :)
I did this today and love the results. Thank you both!!!!!!
This is a great tutorial! Thank you! Now I'm not afraid👍😀💕
I tried your dying technique on some aida tonight and it came out great! Thanks for the tip for the left over tea/coffee blend being good for the garden!
Can’t wait to try this. I used Vonna’s baste and bake and ended up with some burns. I am still planning a Halloween piece but don’t really want to burn my fabric again. I am flattered to hear that you were watching me while waiting! Pam
Finally I got around to dying Monaco today using your tutorial. The result was perfect! Thank you for making this video and holding my hand through the process.
Thx! I’ve dyed mine by spraying coffee all over and baking but this is going to be a new try for me
Thank you for sharing the video. You two are a hoot together!