We love it so much here!!!
I'm slowly finding a place for everything -
and putting everything in it's place.
I dyed my hair today.
All by my little lonesome self.
Jerry is off at a buddy's to work on his truck
and I am now redder-headed than I was early this morning.
Did you know, I have 2 red-headed grand children?
Yep, I do!
And a brunette.
Anyway,
I used the remainder of the dye
(which I always wished I could have done whenever I got my hair colored in Colombia)
and I dyed fabric.
The pictures show the process,
without any explanation.
Feel free to ask questions.
I may even be able to answer them.
I'll show you the finished fabric soon!
Oh yeah...
The fabric I dyed
was the temp muslin I used on the windows.
Loving life...
annie!
Hello annie!, great to see you are back in blogland and glad to see that you are settling in your new happy abode. Looking forward to more news from warm Florida.
ReplyDeletewha a great idea ti use dye!
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful space, I love all the windows and the curtains, ;)
Thanks Laurie! It actually turned the same color...or close to it...on the fabric, as it is on my head!
DeleteWelcome back! Missed you! I love all the windows in your new home! Can't wait to see what fabulous ideas you come up with for their coverings!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robin! I love those windows too!!! I'm slowly sorting through my stuff and as I come across a piece of fabric that's big enough, I'm draping it...again temporarily...across the rod and taking the muslin off.
Deleteyou sound so happy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI AM!!!!
DeleteThank you Gayle. :)
Welcome home...again! I think I said that before. In any case, welcome back to the good ole USofA! Love your home's open style! An interesting dying process using hair dye. Clever girl you are!
ReplyDeleteThanks Annie! It is SO good to be back in the USA. The openness of the house was one of the first things I saw (obviously) and loved. I'm frugal...so it seemed such a waste to throw that left over dye away!
DeleteYou look to have settled in so quickly. Really pleased for you. And your house looks so spacious. Glad you are back to blogging, we've missed you :)
ReplyDeleteThe house really is spacious! It only has 2 small bedrooms and 1 bathroom...so the living area is great. I've missed you too!
DeleteHow would I know that you would use the dye on fabric too...Why waste it. Where is the pic of your RED HEAD....Happy Mother's Day. xox
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day to you Too!!! And I figured you'd get it! I couldn't get a good pix of myself yesterday. Maybe today. :)
DeleteLove your new place and wow - you are so brave:) I love that you included your hair in your latest painting venture!!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Thanks Patti! Not sure what I'm so brave about...but I'm happy that you stopped by!
DeleteLove your new home! My goodness Annie! I would have never thought of doing this with hair dye, you are so creative! Cant wait to see the tie dye results! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Morag! I kinda like the way they turned out!
DeleteHi annie! What a wonderfully light and airy apace you have. Delightful! And oh man! I wish I'd have thought about using up the remaining hair dye when I did mine purple last week! But I will remember for next time, haha. Thanks for the idea annie! Sending best of happiness and good wishes in your new abode :0) MO x
ReplyDeleteThanks Mo! LOL!...I'd love to see that purple hair! And YES! If you have any left over, try it up. I mean...they have to protect hands and clothing when they put the stuff on...so I figured it must stain fabric pretty good. :)
Deletei see you have places to sit and things to make coffee ;)
ReplyDeleteYeppers! You picked out two of the most wonderful things! We LoVE our new chairs....and coffeepot!
DeleteYou can transform a mundane act of dying your hair into an art form. Astonishing.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Well, I wouldn't call it an art form...but it was fun! thanks Kelly!
DeleteWelcome home Annie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever girl to use hair dye on your fabrics! Would have never thought of that.
Thank YOU!!! It's SO good to be back in the USA!!!
DeleteMight not have been such a clever idea after all. Most of the dye washed out...but I'll still take pictures and post them. :) I'm saving pieces for a doll. You inspire me SO much.
Welcome back...love your new place! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Adriann! We do too!
DeleteWoke up hoping you would have photos of the new house and sure enough you have obliged. I love the kitchen and those curtains you have invented. Your package is going out today with a couple of starters.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you could dye with hair dye. Interesting. I saw another great idea with black beans wrapped for a polka dot effect. Love natural dyes. Also red cabbage for muted purples.
Hugs and kisses.
So happy you are here and getting settled in.
ReplyDeleteThanks Charlene! I've actually been playing with fabric this morning!!! Yay!
DeleteYou have there a lot of space to do your artwork i think and I will go now to your Flickr oke??
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