The dyes can be used alone to create single colour flowers or can be combined using different dyeing techniques to create new colours or stunning multicoloured effects.
The pack contains all 16 colours from the range- 10 grams of each colour:
Black
Light Blue
Dark Blue
Green
Pink
Purple
Dark Red
Lavender
Orange
Yellow
Brown
Salmon
Milka Violet
Erika Pink
20g Alum Powder
20g Flower Food
The powders are mixed with water to make a dye solution that is absorbed by the flower.
The final colour is dependant on type of flowers, dye solution concentration and dyeing time.
This dyes are water based and are therefore environmentally friendly and will not harm your flowers.
The key to successful flower dyeing is to ensure that the dye solution is taken quickly up into all parts of the flowers. This can be achieved using a Alum Powder. A coating of Alum on the end of the cut stem will make the flowers drink more of the dye solution.
Directions:
Cut stem of dehydrated flower/s
Dip stem/s in Alum Powder and shake off any excess
Place flower/s into dye solution as normal
If changing to another dye repeat steps 1 -3
Note: Alum is generally used as a preservative to maintain freshness of fruits and vegetables. However we are only selling this as a flower preservative to improve flower dye solution uptake and therefore do not recommend consumption or any other uses.
Powdered BLACK flower dye. The powder is mixed with water to make a dye solution that is absorbed by the flower.
This dye can be used to create single colour flowers or combined with other dyes to create different colour or multi-tone flowers.
The final colour is dependant on type of flowers, dye solution concentration and dyeing time.
This dye is water based and is therefore environmentally friendly and will not harm your flowers.
Important advice about using black dye:
Black dye is a fantastic dye for adding extra 'depth' to other colours. Just mix with the other dye and it will create a darker more intense shade.
To create a black flower it is recommended to start with a dark red flower. Using black alone on light coloured flowers will create a grey or shaded effect.
