MrRick Posted November 26 Report Posted November 26 (edited) I had the idea of adding a splash of color when making wooden ribbons by applying a dye. So I have it a whirl. I used two different kinds of cedar. These are 1 and 3 below. I'm not sure exactly what kind but they are different. Using cedar 1 above, it was dipped into a jar of Iron Acetate. This is the result as shown in 2 below. Next you see cedar 3 (the second kind of cedar) below It was dipped into the same jar of Iron Acetate. This is the result as shown in 4 below Then I took another ribbon of cedar 3 and dipped it into a Tumeric bath as shown in 5 below As a side test I took a ribbon of Pine and dipped it into the Tumeric bath as seen in 6 below The results are all encouraging for applying dyed colors to wooden ribbons. Thanks for looking! Feel free to comment, ask questions and thumbs up if you like it! Cheers! MrRick Edited November 26 by MrRick Grandpadave52, lew, HandyDan and 1 other 4 Quote
MrRick Posted November 27 Author Report Posted November 27 47 minutes ago, lew said: Sweet! Glad you like it lew! Grandpadave52 1 Quote
Grandpadave52 Posted November 27 Report Posted November 27 That's a great idea Rick. Those are really cool. MrRick 1 Quote
MrRick Posted November 27 Author Report Posted November 27 33 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: That's a great idea Rick. Those are really cool. Thanks Grandpadave52! They are really nice to dress up that special Christmas gift (like for your sweetie) Grandpadave52 1 Quote
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