DIY Dyed Fringe Pillows
I?m so sorry I missed a weekend link roundup for you all, I barely sat down this weekend, there were so many activities on my plate. I?ll be back to that regular post next weekend, pinkie swear. One thing I did accomplish was finishing up a project I’ve had on the back burner, this one was a learning process with a great end result!
I spied these tassel pillows at Urban Outfitters and loved the look of the dyed cloth with matching tassel fringe so I set out to recreate a DIY version.
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I had to prep for this project ahead of time by purchasing liquid dye at my local craft store, and also ordering three varieties of cotton fringe from this Etsy shop.
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This was my first time dyeing fabric and it was a success! I bought my thread after I dyed my fabric and let it dry. There?s really no knowing exactly what shade you?ll get in the beginning so I waited until my dyed fabrics were dry to color match the thread for this project. Â
Dyeing fabric isn?t complicated, one thing you do want to do is use a cloth made of natural fibers like cotton or linen since artificial fibers don’t absorb dye. I used an inexpensive $4 a yard linen/cotton blend which worked fine. During the dyeing process, I repeatedly pulled out the fabric to avoid the dye collecting in wrinkles or creases and for more even coloring.
I probably should have worn gloves since the dye stayed on my fingers for two days but it does come off, just be careful your wet fabric doesn?...
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centsationalgirl
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