Here is a quick video on how to dye your own seam binding and different types of inks you can use
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I ordered my seam binding from Sew True.
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I just started dying my own about a month ago I am addicted to making and using it. I tea dyed some that came out nice.
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www.littlescrappieces.blogspot.com
Thanks so much for the video! I just picked up some binding at CKC and have yet to dye it....cant wait to give it a try :)
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chick-n-scrap.blogspot.com
HEY SISSY!!!!! Love this video and that Scattered Straw color is one of my favorites too.....matches October Afternoon nicely :) Big hugs, T
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea!! I took your idea of dyeing paper to make those crinkle flowers and love them. I don't have the supplies you do, but I found using Wax paper and just wetting it and stamping my tim holtz inks directly on the wax paper works just fine too. I don't have re inkers and for those of us that don't thought I'd pass this on, that it works fine too.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this video and the how to's! And thanks also for the source...I've been looking for rolls of that stuff!
ReplyDeleteI did a video on this on my You Tube channel but I put mine in zip lock bags and dry it in the oven. I need to get some rubber gloves. Thanks for showing me another way to do it. Try the oven sometime. You get a nice little brown on the edges.
ReplyDeleteOh I left the comment to fast. I never used Glimmer Mist or Lindy's. I will have to try that.
ReplyDeleteWHAT A GREAT IDEA. SEEMS EASY TO DO AND LOVED YOUR COLORS.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING THE INFO.
PAT IN TX.
Love the post - can't wait to try it. Could you share what brand your craft mat is?
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Thanks so much for the great instruction!
ReplyDeleteGreat video. There is nothing like actually seeing it done. Love that you showed all the products that can be used. Thank you.
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Thank you for the video, I need to try it soon.
ReplyDeleteI too am wondering about the craft mat since it cleaned up so nicely.
ReplyDeleteYou have the best ideas!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethanks for the info on seam binding. I cannot wait to see cards you have made using the binder. What was the name of the white decorative trim you used on the last part of your video? I love it and would love to get some. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou make this look so easy. I think I will give it a try. Thanks Christina! Beautiful, can't wait to see your project.
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome. Thanks for sharing that great tip
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Great tutorial, very informative and fun...as usual. Thanks. Leslie
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video. I even like the idea of reusing the Glimmer Mist bottle for water. Those little water sprayers can get expensive!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, can't wait to see your projects that you do.
ReplyDeleteBTW, so happy you get phone calls! I didn't with my husband in Vietnam and my son in Cuba. It sure is a different day and age!
June
Great video Christina, thanks for the tips!!! Can't wait to try this with my Lindys!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this video! Thanks Christina! Looking forward to seeing the card you create with the coordinating binding and trim!!
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Love how you dye ribbons, etc. Thanks for sharing your great ideas.
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea!! Great video. I loved that you showed how to do it with different products. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the videos you make. I have learned SOOOOOOOO much from watching them!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the the video on ribbon dye. Just another think to try and add to my cards. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSo hard to find the correct color ribbon.
Lydia
Lorain,OH
Christina you are awesome ... I think youre my favorite girl in the scraping world... love to see your videos and beautiful work...
ReplyDeleteLast year I won on your blog and have a card you made the little blue overall shape card and I treasure it.. because you are true artist..
thanks for all the inspiration you give us..
tfs..
ivette
very cool, tfs :)
ReplyDeleteNice to be able to make your own colors. Especially like the teal color you made & gathered ribbon you colored. In a class I took with Tim Holtz last yr we did this with ribbon & the paint dabbers and used the colored ribbon to tie onto the pages of a journal book we made.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great idea. I love that we can do this to match any project!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteJust a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the Cutting category today [19 Jul 01:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your awesome video and technique! FYI, I found the same ribbon on Etsy for a better price. The seller is "zipperstop": $7.95+$3.75(S&H)=$11.70. (as opposed to $15.50 @ Sew True) I love a good bargain and wanted share that info. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these tips with us....all of those are fantastic ......and thank you for the link to buy the ribbon....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great video on coloring the seam binding. I wondered if there is a particular amount of seam binding that you color at a time. In the video you were just cutting random amounts, but when you do batches, do you do a yard at a time or couple of yards?
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Fantastic tutorial! I learned a lot and am inspired to give this a try. Thanks Christina!
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What a great way to get matching textile material. TFS
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great video Christina. The colors you used are gorgeous! I will be ordering some soon and trying this out! Sabrina
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