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The Most Fragrant Dye Bath I’ve Ever Made | Lemon Leaf Natural Dyeing

In this video, I share a calming natural dyeing session using lemon leaves from my neighbour’s tree. As the leaves simmered, the scent that filled my space was absolutely unforgettable—fresh, citrusy, and grounding. 🍋 Using simple, sustainable materials, I show you the process of extracting color from lemon leaves and dyeing natural fibers with beautiful, subtle results. Whether you're new to natural dyeing or a seasoned slow crafter, I hope this video brings you a moment of calm inspiration. 🧺 Materials used: – Fresh lemon leaves – Cotton and silk fabric (pre-mordanted with alum) – A stainless steel pot – Water + a touch of patience ✨ Subscribe for more mindful making and slow living inspiration. 00:00 Intro 00:38 How to prepare the lemon leaf dye bath 03:13 Dyeing the fibres 06.22 Final results 09:08 Colours after drying ================================================== Camera Setup Camera: https://amzn.to/4fH3mC0 Mic: https://amzn.to/3Pmntui Tripod: https://amzn.to/3Suz7VS Soft box light: https://amzn.to/3yoVipL ================================================== 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   ================================================== 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. #naturaldyeing #sustainablecrafts #lemonleaves #slowcraft #StudioBiku 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. ================================================== Camera Setup Camera: https://amzn.to/4fH3mC0 Mic: https://amzn.to/3Pmntui Tripod: https://amzn.to/3Suz7VS Soft box light: https://amzn.to/3yoVipL ================================================== 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   ================================================== 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.