Hi Tina,
Any idea how I could get a pretty lavender color on both veg tanned leather and kangaroo lace?
I have a full set of Feibings Pro Oil Dye and a full set of Eco Flo Pro Waterstains
Thanks in advance for any help...
Joyce
This is a great conversation. I just bought a complete set of the waterstains and am researching color mixing.
I happened across this blog about waterstain application testing. http://www.willghormley-maker.com/OldDogsAndNewTricks.html
I would like to make a lavender color and a burnt orange... so any color mixing suggestions would be helpful. Thanks
I just bought a full set of the Eco Flo Professional Waterstains... I make jewelry so I really need a product that is not going to rub off. I want to mix some pretty colors... like lavender and burnt orange...
Any idea how I would get lavender?
thnx...
J.
Thanks Dwight! What would you use to seal it?
The reason I am so hopeful that I can use the Pro Oil Dye is that I have 2 bottles of each color and would hate to chuck it all and buy a new brand...
Someone suggested I just not dye the backs of my projects... I never thought of that...
I appreciate the help..
J.
So interesting... My question that tags along with this one is whether or not Feibings Pro Oil Dye is appropriate for bracelets and belts... I was told that it bleeds and discolors skin and clothing...
Thanks...
I need some advice. I want to make leather bracelets with applique kangaroo lacing. I have a full set of Feibings Professional Oil Dye and was told that they would bleed and mark skin and clothing.
Question: Can I use Feibings Pro Oil Dye on vegetable tanned leather bracelets & belts or... do I need to buy new dyes?
Also... what kind of finish should I use?
Thank you!