Dye your own confetti style table cloth to create the most fun birthday tables! All you need is a handful of black beans, dried marigolds and madder pieces. Then use the bundle dyeing which is fun AND easy and tadaa your favorite new table line is done!

Learn how to naturally dye with fresh or dried flowers using the bundle dyeing technique. Upcycle old, stained textiles and turn them into brand new, colourful pieces of art!

These pouches are made from simple place mats and the perfect gift to yourself or others! It only takes easy steps to finish these, so grab a place mat and a zipper and let’s sew!

Quick & easy naturally dyed tie-dye set with sulfur cosmos. Solar dyeing with minimal equipment.

Flower pounding or "tatakizome" is an ancient Japanese technique of hammering plants onto fibres to transfer the colour and patterns of the leaves & flowers onto the fabric. I love to use this technique for covering up stains on shirts and pants, it’s perfect for upcycling! I posted a reel using this technique and it went slightly viral (thank you!) so this blog post is long overdue!

This thrifted pair needed a bit of natural color!

Because I didn’t want a big project I only dyed the back pockets and sewed them back on afterwards. Tadaa done! I love these cheeky onion skin back pockets and the subtle pop of color they add. Do you have a pair that needs a bit of color?

Easy patchwork shorts to use up all your beautiful fabric off cuts.

These Superga sneakers have taken me on many beautiful walks and to many amazing places, they are some of the most comfortable shoes I own. However, after all those years they naturally developed a more greyish patina and I stopped wearing them.

So there was only one solution to give them a new life: over-dyeing them with plant dyes!