How to Tea and Coffee Dye CrossStitch Fabric | Road to 1000 Ep7

[@peggysueway3889]

I'm just getting ready to tear my beloved old white nightgown into a slow stitch project. This is just what I needed to know about. Thank you!

[@Staceyedwards87]

This was so helpful! Thank you!!!

[@christinaflagiello3930]

Just did tea dye for a haunted house stitching design and so happy I didn’t have to spend money on a craft. Looks great thank u!❤

[@crystalheartchannel]

Awesome!!!

[@christinaflagiello3930]

@@crystalheartchannelwill I be able to rinse this to remove water solvable pen grid or do u recommend using air solvable to avoid getting wet? Thanks!

[@crystalheartchannel]

@@christinaflagiello3930 I’ve never had a problem with rinsing it!

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

Thanks for this. I only do cross stitch occasionally now, but for 20 years before I switched to quilting, I did loads of projects.

[@AcornHillHomestead]

Using the oven is very interesting. TFS!!

[@joreynolds5384]

Thank you! I am going to try the tea dyeing.

[@Kathleen_Theriault]

Thanks for this. I have a huge chunk of Aida that I like to play around with colours on. Maybe I’ll do a coffee tea dye over top of a colour next time!

[@julieshanahan5443]

Wow love it!!

[@pamelaramos7777]

Thanks for this tutorial. I’m ready to give it a try.

[@gabysandoval2185]

thanks for the tutorial! super helpful!

[@crystalheartchannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@elaines8297]

Hey! I'm watching this on September 12th and just noticed you have NINE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!! WOO-HOO!!!!!

[@crystalheartchannel]

💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@insane112002]

does it need to go in the oven for drying or is that just a step thats optional

[@crystalheartchannel]

The oven is for heat setting. I think it would be fine without this step but it also deepens the color some.