Mixed Media Art - Hand Dyed Paper with Natural Dyes

This video is a tutorial about Hand Dyed Paper with Natural Dyes that are used in background pieces in Art Journaling and artwork.

[QOGS]

Wow! You certainly grew your hair out. Luv watching your older vids. Sooo helpful! Thanks!

[sharonwatson]

Wow! This video makes the 2020 tutorials weak! This was fantastic and I will be trying this in the next few weeks! TFS!

[sandybeebe]

I submerse my whole sheet of paper in the color ..i am so glad i came to this channel ...I have all this natural stuff left over from my soap dying .I iron mine once it is bone dry .Another thought is to put it in your book binder and keep it there a few days .This will flatten it out to some extent .Thank you so much for sharing ...Now you have a great excuse to make your own paper !!! ps parsely makes a lovel green so does sperlina (please forgive my selling )

[loriaab]

I LOVE your videos. You have such a clear warm way of presenting, and the content is rich. Every time I see one I think, I could do that! I WANT to do that!

[sandrastrawn]

Excellent tutorial! I too have been experimenting in the kitchen with organic dyes from vegetables and fruits. I now have a stack of plant stained paper which I love!

[patpost]

I have just recently"found" your videos and love them!! Your explanations are very clear, and you progress from step-to-step in an organized manner. I do appreciate your sharing of so many techniques that I can apply to my own journaling. Thank you!

[wesley]

Thank you for the great video. I've used natural dyes for many years, but I love the idea of folding and using the metal pan. When the weather warms up here, I hope to spend a day making paper again. I have never tried the red cabbage or the black beans, but will enjoy that fun. Really loved the variety of tea colors. That Hibiscus was beautiful. I did not know tea had that many colors. You have great tips and fun info. Thank you for sharing.

[lorrainedurgee]

Great, I do the same thing using rusty nails or anything rusty & wrap with rope..now I’ll have to try foods, thanks so much.. terrific video.

[heathermartin]

I have only just discovered this tutorial and think it is brilliant. I have made notes and a shopping list and am going to have a lot of fun I think. Thank you so much for sharing your technique.

[randikuhne]

Wow, that was wonderfully educational and fun to watch. Now to go do some!

[juliehouck]

I am so excited to this eco dye...I love natural. Thank you so much for generously sharing. Awesome that you are published with Stampington. My most favorite art / mixed media magazines.😘😘

[ladypapermooncalmcrafting]

to put it real short: i really really adore your highly gifted personality as well as art work. all my love. nadja from austria

[lyndybinder]

Thank you so much for all your ideas and showing us all your different techniques.

[marcijlo]

Cat what a wonderful video, very much an organic girl so this is right down my ally, thank you so much!

[LadyLeda]

Didnt know you could get such beautiful colors from vegetables, You have such amazing ideas cat. My mind is still twirling!!! LOL Thank you for sharing!!!

[jude]

Those are pretty. I used the natural dyes to dye Easter eggs one year and they came out nice.

[natalieangelheart]

You're such a good teacher! 😊
Love your hairstyle! (I'm a hairstylist by trade😉)

I had to laugh at your "ciao for now" the first time I heard it because it's how I sign off when I've been chatting with friends and I don't know anyone else who does that. Great minds think alike lol. 😄

[froebelsternchen]

Your videos are just AMAZING! Thank you ao much for sharing!

[jayhart]

Love your art and process videos. Its an education to see how others work. I have used coffee, tea, food colors and vanilla to dye paper and fabric.

[W._Langman]

amazing how the colours change. Thank you very much😊