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Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | clothing | Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | By MetDaan Makeup | Facebook | Natural ways to dye your clothes. Copper in all pennies releases a blue dye. Soap, rinse and see the result. Bring grapes and panty hose together. Add water in a glass with a shirt. Skin in purple grapes creates a pink pigment. In a jar, add a shirt, turmeric, hot water and baking soda. Baking soda turns turmeric red. Put rosemary over a T-shirt and soak in water. Sipping rosemary leaves extracts yellow nutrients. Use scarf and cabbage. Cabbage plus hot water creates purple. Add vinegar too. You get pink. Cabbage plus hot water and baking soda creates teal. Plenty of colours. Add a napkin in a cut plastic bottle. Add logwood on the top cut part and fill in with hot water. Logwood releases rich purple pigment. Makes eucalyptus leaves in water. Leaves release tenants creating an orange pigment. Mix crushed blackberry and water. Crushing releases purple dye. Spritz down the mix onto a T-shirt. Let's get a nice color from spinach and water. Wilted spinach releases a turquoise dye. Pour coffee in faded jeans. Let's soak 30 minutes and then wash before and after. Accidentally washed whites with red, Get the whites back with lemons and boiling water. No need to worry. Let's use avocado scripts. Bring to boil Soak your white T-shirt inside. Let cool. You just got a pink T-shirt.

Mesmerising Mandala Artwork | work of art | This delicate and precise Mandala artwork is so incredibly detailed 😲👏 | By LADbible | Facebook

Genius ways to carry objects through rope knots | Genius ways to carry objects through rope knots | By Makeup Gallery | Facebook

How to Draw - Easy Lips Art & Illusions | illusion, lip | Hypnotizing 😍😍 | By Howard Lee | Facebook

Improve Your Drawing With These Clever Hacks | Thanks to Kelly Edelman @ eyeinspired on IG/Tiktok for making our lives easier! | By Human Nature | Facebook

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Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | By Lilyon | Facebook | Natural ways to dye your clothes. Copper in all pennies releases a blue dye. Soap, rinse and see the result. Bring grapes and panty hose together. Add water in a glass with a shirt. Skin in purple grapes creates a pink pigment. In a jar, add a shirt, turmeric, hot water and baking soda. Baking soda turns turmeric red. Put rosemary over a T-shirt and soak in water. Sipping rosemary leaves extracts yellow nutrients. Use scarf and cabbage. Cabbage plus hot water creates purple. Add vinegar too. You get pink. Cabbage plus hot water and baking soda creates teal. Plenty of colours. Add a napkin in a cut plastic bottle. Add logwood on the top cut part and fill in with hot water. Logwood releases rich purple pigment. Makes eucalyptus leaves in water. Leaves release tenants creating an orange pigment. Mix crushed blackberry and water. Crushing releases purple dye. Spritz down the mix onto a T-shirt. Let's get a nice color from spinach and water. Wilted spinach releases a turquoise dye. Pour coffee in faded jeans. Let's soak 30 minutes and then wash before and after. Accidentally washed whites with red, Get the whites back with lemons and boiling water. No need to worry. Let's use avocado scripts. Bring to boil Soak your white T-shirt inside. Let cool. You just got a pink T-shirt.

Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | Unusually NATURAL ways to dye your clothes! | By Lilyon | Facebook | Natural ways to dye your clothes. Copper in all pennies releases a blue dye. Soap, rinse and see the result. Bring grapes and panty hose together. Add water in a glass with a shirt. Skin in purple grapes creates a pink pigment. In a jar, add a shirt, turmeric, hot water and baking soda. Baking soda turns turmeric red. Put rosemary over a T-shirt and soak in water. Sipping rosemary leaves extracts yellow nutrients. Use scarf and cabbage. Cabbage plus hot water creates purple. Add vinegar too. You get pink. Cabbage plus hot water and baking soda creates teal. Plenty of colours. Add a napkin in a cut plastic bottle. Add logwood on the top cut part and fill in with hot water. Logwood releases rich purple pigment. Makes eucalyptus leaves in water. Leaves release tenants creating an orange pigment. Mix crushed blackberry and water. Crushing releases purple dye. Spritz down the mix onto a T-shirt. Let's get a nice color from spinach and water. Wilted spinach releases a turquoise dye. Pour coffee in faded jeans. Let's soak 30 minutes and then wash before and after. Accidentally washed whites with red, Get the whites back with lemons and boiling water. No need to worry. Let's use avocado scripts. Bring to boil Soak your white T-shirt inside. Let cool. You just got a pink T-shirt.

Trash to Treasure | Watch me turn 2 chairs I found on the side the road into some beautiful pieces of home decor. https://youtube.com/c/JuliesDesignsandSigns | By Julie's Designs & Signs | I'm going to take two chairs that I found inside the road and turn them into four different projects. First thing I did was take the chairs apart. I did this with my jigsaw. I just cut everywhere. There was two pieces attached together. I threw away the pieces that were no good and then I grouped all the like pieces together. That way, I could really look at what I had to work with and brainstorm about what I wanted to make out of all these pieces. For the seat of the chair, I decided to turn it into a breadboard. So, I got one of my breadboards and traced it out onto the seat and then I got my jigsaw to cut it out. Now, I figured out very quickly that this was going to be difficult with the jigsaw because the seat was so thick but actually once I stopped recording and was able to get in a more comfortable position, it went much quicker. Next, I took a 60 grit sandpaper and sand it down the seat. 60 grit is a very rough sandpaper because I really wanted to round out all the edges and make it look as primitive as possible. I kind of wanted to make the edges look almost hand carved and then I used one of the spindles and I was going to make that the handle. So, I got a round drill bit and cut out a circle then put some wood glue and hammered that spindle into there and then secured it with a nail. Some of the spindles reminded me of a handle. So I decided to make a vintage style toolbox and use the spindles as a handle. I used the top of fence boards and left them as is. I cut them about a foot high and then the sides, I just cut the same length as the spindle. I used wood glue and nails to hold the box together and then I painted the box white and distressed it and then I attached the handle. I did not paint the handle so it would have a nice two-tone look with the white box and the natural tone handle. With the backs of the chairs, I decided to make a ladder. I cut down a piece of two by four to make the sides of the ladder. I then painted them white and I was going to leave the back of the chairs natural. Again, I was going for that two-tone effect. I made the ladder six feet high since I had five steps to put on it and then I mark every 12 inches where they should be attached. I use my nail gun to attach the pieces together. I thought the tops of the chairs look like handles and I had this old door that my neighbor had given to me. So, I thought about turning it into a tray. I just had to cut down the door so that all the sides were the same size. Again, I'm going with the two-tone look so I painted the handles white and distressed them slightly and then the door, I wanted to keep it natural so I just put the mixture of water and antiquing wax on it just to make everything the same color and I did this on the breadboard. I didn't video it but I did the same antique wax and water mixture. Now, I had to figure out how to attach the handles to the door. I pre drilled holes where I wanted the handles to go. Now, you can see I messed up here. I didn't pre drill a hole in the handle part so it cracked but I'm going to fix that with some wood glue, some clamps and you'll never be able to tell that happen. So, the other handle pre-drilled a hole and you can see no cracking. Came out perfect. I still have all these pieces of the chairs left to make even more projects another day.