Dye-over!

Like a do-over you know?

I made two of these Custom Linen Table Runners last year for the Holidays and I think that for each one that came out great, I lost one. Either the print was blurry or too light. So I am going to over-dye this one and see what happens. There are two leaf prints  on each one. The white linen is heavy weight so I will use a bit more color than usual. But which colors should I use? Well let that be a surprise for tomorrow. I’m sure I will be just as surprised as you will! Since it is linen, I will use my procion cold water dyes and use soda ash to fix.  -Wish  me luck!

Here it is before dyeing:firstrunnr

 

 

 

Before I left for Portland, I made a huge batch of coffee cinnamon swirl soap and added some orange essential oil. It came out wonderful and I just cut it up today. MMMMM. Coffee grinds in the soap help get the smell of onions and garlic off your hands. I mean personally I like the smell of raw onions and garlic -but I also like the way this soap smells, And I LOVE the way it looks and the way my hands feel after I use it! I started playing around with a stamp while it was still soft. Love the hand image always and forever. Stocking up soap to sell at the Farmers Market in August. this will be my kitchen bar.

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About Marjorie

I dye, print and sell my work here: www.printanddyeworkshop.com printanddyeworkshop.etsy.com
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6 Responses to Dye-over!

  1. Q says:

    Q – Beautiful linen. And the soap….. STOP IT! I so totally do not need another hobby. LOL! What a delicious concoction, I’d be tempted to taste it. The stamp is the perfect finishing touch.

  2. Can’t wait to see how the over-dye turns out!

  3. Donna says:

    That soap looks amazing. I love the stamp!

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