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Tea Dye Vintage fabrics and lace!

First, take some vintage muslin, lace and your favorite tea - I love to use apple lemon and spice teas, and then add some vanilla flavoring...makes your kitchen and the fabric smell great! bring just to a boil then turn off stove and cover the longer you let it steep the darker the color Don't wring out. Just let it Hang to dry- creates more interesting color variations.  Here I have mine drying in the warm desert sun.
Posted by Renee at 9:01 AM