FAST and EASY Natural Dye Projects for Busy People!

Looking for a fun and simple way to dye fabric naturally? In this video, we’re using two common kitchen ingredients — *red beans* and *coffee* — to create beautiful, earthy tones on fabric! Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a quick and eco-friendly DIY project. 🔹 *What You’ll Need:* Red beans (adzuki beans work great!) Ground coffee Fabric (cotton, linen, or silk) A pot, water, and a strainer No complicated steps or special equipment — just quick, satisfying results with ingredients you probably already have at home! 👉 *Watch to learn:* How to extract dye from red beans and coffee Tips for achieving beautiful and lasting colors *Time to get creative!* Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more natural dyeing and DIY tutorials. Share your results with us using #DIYDyeing or tag us on Instagram! 00:00 Intro 01:20 Natural dyeing with coffee 05:20 Natural dyeing with red beans 14:15 Final results Watch This Next:    • Kokeshi Unboxing: 16 new dolls   ================================================== Camera Setup Camera: https://amzn.to/3Yu5gB2 Tripod: https://amzn.to/3Suz7VS Soft box light: https://amzn.to/3yoVipL Mic: https://amzn.to/3A9d3dc ================================================== 10% off your first jewellery order when you subscribe to the newsletter : https://www.bikudesigns.com/sign-up.html Ways to Work with Me ONLINE SHOP: https://www.bikudesigns.com/ CREATIVE SMALL BIZ MENTORSHIP: https://www.bikudesigns.com/mentorshi... CREATIVE WORKSHOPS: https://www.bikudesigns.com/workshops... ================================================== Connect INSTAGRAM:   / bikudesigns   FACEBOOK:   / bikudesigns   ================================================== Question - have you ever dyed with red beans or coffee? Comment below. Music and sound effects by Epidemic Sound. Start your free trial here: https://share.epidemicsound.com/su21ps This video is not sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I'll receive a small commission. ================================================== About Victoria: I'm Victoria Close, designer, maker and teacher of jewellery, accessories and crafts based in Shimokitazawa in Tokyo. I'm a long-time Tokyo dweller (over 25 years) with a passion for mottainai (the regret of waste when something still has life left in it), vintage thrifting and any kind of craft. This channel is all about my love of crafts, both Japanese and non-Japanese, traditional and modern, vintage shopping, free finds, my atelier and tiny shop and life in Japan. I’d love to see you at my studio in Shimokitazawa soon. #dyeingwithcoffee # naturaldye #ecodyeing