Thank you for sharing the fruits of your experimentation.💜🐞

Love these papers. Love the sheep at the end😍 beautiful property🙌

They turn out so beautiful.

WOW, I'm so impressed on ur experiment, the papers have that awesome marbling affect. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for sparking my interests in eco dying again. It really is fun to see what results you come with. You made me laugh when I seen all the papers scattered across the yard. And the sheep! simply precious. Big smiles here. Thank you 🐑

What a beautiful backyard!

Mad Professor 😂....loved the garden absolutely covered in papers lol! Awwww...love how all the sheep come over to see you.X

Beautiful colors!

Beautiful paper and extra beautiful sheep😍

ohhhh they're darling! My sister is raising sheep for the first time and this week had her very first lambs--six!! aren't they fun! Love your beautiful papers, too!

My grandma always made onion skin dye for my Easter eggs. I so wish for those simpler times. Thank you for sharing, this has been very informative. Happy Mother’s Day (here in the states).

These came out beautiful! I was thinking of just looking at them and not using them. Ha ha ha. That’s a a true junk journal approach, ehhh? Just sit back and admire?? Thank you so much for the tips!

Fun experiments and with great results. Cute sheep xx.

Very lovely and interesting results! Those sheep looked like they were waiting for food to appear! Thanks for sharing!

Looks like you had a whale of a time, Will be exciting to see what they get made into. You were right, real cuteness at the end xx

Lucky you with the sheep at the bottom of your garden. We are rural too and had sheep all around us up til the foot and mouth in 2001...it decimated the farmers. We also had pet goats ourselves for over twenty years...five beautiful girls that I miss so much. Enjoy having them there Nina.x

Oh dear, Nina. You've hooked me on dying paper sheets of all types. All the hand painting in the world could never give the same effect as Eco dying ! Thanks so much.

I have tea dyed and coffee dyed and had not heard of eco dyed papers beyond that. My goodness the outcome of your processes is fabulous! I really like the papers which you did with plain onion skins and water. And the sheep just made my day. They are adorable! Thanks for sharing these techniques. I gotta try them.

Fascinating! thank you so much for sharing your "recipes". Looking forward to trying these. I just did some (much more ordinary) tea dyeing today; I experimentally used my food dryer. My food dryer is rectangular, with 12 shelves, so I put the soaked papers (copy paper size) two to a wire shelf somewhat overlapped sideways; put it on lowest setting for an hour. Worked brilliantly. Put some others into my oven on lowest setting for well over an hour on a baking tray, would probably still be waiting hours later, so they went into the food dryer too. So if you have a food dryer with rectangular type arrangement, it works very well. The overlapping didn't cause any issues; you can rearrange them to get the overlapped bit dry half way through. P.S. the dried papers have very little patterning to them, but that's what I wanted.

Always appreciate seeing people experiment with eco dyestuffs. Just got to say though, it would be funny to have a counter for every time you said just ; )

Wow, these are beautiful, thank you so much for your experimenting that gives such wonderful colors and sharing it with us!!

A lot of work but the results are so worth it! All gorgeous, I'm really looking forward to watching what you create with these.

Very cool results. Not sure if I’d have the patience but I like them xx

Wonderful colors with avocados and red onions. Very interesting. Your sheep family is so cute!

What lovely papers to play with Nina. I love the random results so unexpected.

You are such a clever girl, what wonderful pages and talk about cuteness overload, I think you nailed that one too. Tfs xo

Fun! I have done a lot of eco printing leaves last year as well as making many eco dyes for dyeing blown out eggz last year. I enjoy the process of experimentation. I made a acocado dye they other day ( it is in my fridge) simmered for hours and a bit darker than yours. I will be playing this week. May add a mordant or modifier. ( I have iron and copper solutions). Fun!!

Absolutely fantastic video . Thank you .Kind regards - Judi - Australia

That’s amazing! Love your video

Wow Nina what lovely colours and affects . Looking forward to seeing the journals. It makes me think of medieval times and how they dyed things. Of course, loved the sheep, we used to call the Suffolk sheep "Black nosed ears"!!!!! Hope you had a lovely Mothers Day with your boys being home.

Wow! Fabulous. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to try.

Thanks so much for the tips! Will try them soon.💚💚

YOU MUST HAVE BEEN SO THRILLED WITH YOUR OUTCOMES. THEY ARE AMAZING, JOY USING THEM. 💜 CAMILLE 🇦🇺

Loving statistics, I think that everyone should have charts with the variables! I will have to re watch this video, stopping and starting, So that I can compile a brief synopsis of eco items used, the quantities that you combined, mordants added, various paper types, results, etc. Seriously, it would take less time to do so that to replicate your experiment (and results) would take! Hahahahahaha Thank you so much for not only doing the work, but for sharing it. I know that I do not have some of the papers that you have. TFS, again and again!

What a great addition to your nature stash! These are so awesome. The covers look like they were done at the same time. These are going to come together very well. Thanks

Such gorgeous papers! I'm anxious to try this, when our weather gets a bit warmer!

Well you had a lovely time didn’t you? 😂❤️. Love the results and of course your friendly neighbours 🥰 x

Beautiful, I absolutely love the marbling effect! 💜🧚‍♀️

These are beautiful colours, nature does provide. Thank you for sharing this with us all

Wow gorgeous papers and so different. Thanks for this video!!

Love all your papers...Love love the sheep!

Oh Nina these papers are wonderful! Like your cute neighbors. Their coat looks a little ragged this time of year. Thanks for sharing!🐑♥️

Thank you Nina! Wonderful video! Loved the bonus of those adorable sheep!!🐑🌸

So inspiring.

Very interesting! Love your results!!

Loved this.

Beautiful papers and what a lovely surprise at the end!💗

Oh they where so cute ,,,, Some gorgeous papers you have created Nina,,,,. Did anyone else notice the ones you did towards the end and you used onion skins and water the top paper I could see a Face ??? A great idea ,,,,. 🌈👏💕😊🎨

You're so good at experiments, and the results are great! I love your garden and wooly neighbours....thank you Nina!

Thanks for all the advice and tips.

Wow so beautyful and the colors ❤️😊🇩🇰

These are so gorgeous! I love the eco dyeing papers! ♥ ♥ ♥

Beautiful papers! How fun. Thanks for sharing.

Oh fab.... I loved the different effects you got... I will definitely be doing avocado dying as they are in the freezer ready and waiting.... Missed the good weather now though.... Hi to the cutie sheep ❤️❤️😁😘

Thank you for sharing your process!

Great video Nina - enjoyed seeing the results of the different applications. Your grass looks like mine after I've been gel printing! And that ending - awwwwwwwwwww

I love your papers, I must do some. The sheep are adorable!

Oh my Goodness, you’ve been so busy! What a wonderful collection of papers. I love what you’ve done.

Love all these papers u did Thank you 💞💞💞💞

Your are such a joy to watch !!! Love your ideas and really appreciate you sharing them with us

WOW!!! TFS Great Tutorial!!! You Rock!!!

A great video, love your papers❤

Such a cool project - wonderful papers!!! Thank you! Hugs and stay safe!!! 👏🏻👍🏻😍

Great tutorial...and the surprise at the end! Very enjoyable.

Oh wow…I’ve never seen teabag papers?! I love to use tea bags for decoupage but having a whole sheet would be great!

Thank you for sharing definetly going to try this

I love the country cuteness! So sweet. The birds chirping and singing was wonderful to hear. Are the sheep yours? How fun. Love the results of your eco dying experiments.

WOW! Loved the color variations and your wooly friends.

Love, love, love the papers. I’ve only dyed some with tea and coffee. Will be trying this. I fell in love with sheep on a trip to New Zealand the beginning of this year. I was amazed at how many breeds they’re are.

Love the video! Especially the darling sheep at the end! Thank you so very much for your time and information. Keep well!

Wow, your papers are beautiful. I am impressed with all the variations of color you achieved. Thanks Nina, have a great week.

This is amazing thank you for sharing

Wow! Isn't it amazing what results you got. I was sure the onion skins would give you a lovely ruby tint. What gorgeous papers. And the sheep are so cute. Take care. Stay well. Smile daily.

Great to see you so fired up Nina .. love the effect of all that Natural cooking ... :) May get brave and give it a try without the extra additions . Thank you as always for the inspiration. Stay well. Love those sheep so friendly . xx

Awesome information.

Wow wow wow so many gorgeous papers 😍😍😍 your journals are going to be fabulous!

Wonderful papers. Love the variation. Thank you for explaining everything you tried too. Very informative. Loved the sheep at the end. Why are they so cute lol? TFS 💗

Beautiful papers💗💗💗💗

Wow this is a great result tfs Nina...Stay Safe...

Oh Nina, I love these papers! These are beautiful! Isn't it amazing what can be acheived with peels? Thanks so much for sharing this project. 💕 Sweet cuteness!

This is an excellent video, so much good information. Thank you for sharing!

Well, that was fun! As soon as I saw your papers spread out over the lawn I immediately thought, "I couldn't do that! All my paper would wind up in the next county", as it generally is quite breezy around here! I really like the way the iron worked with your dyes. I suggest that you get yourself some hibiscus flower tea and try that out. When you get it really strong it looks quite red but makes a beautiful blue dye. I don't know what it would do with Iron or Tannin in it. Mordants are quite amazing. I used to dye wool, and there are some amazing gorgeous colors that come from lichens, especially seaside lichens -- golds and reds and browns. Thanks for sharing this, Nina. Such a fun video.

Oh, my-what sweet, little faces there at the end! You must live in a beautiful area, and you have such a lovely garden, too! Stunning papers!! I really need to try dyeing my own papers, but the wind blows so in our part of Northern Arizona, I’d have to clip each page to the clothesline to dry.

Omg! I absolutely love all the pages. i have to say that as my new kitchen isn't complete yet I have used some other methods to dye some pages and I see that you have done it similarly. i didn't do many pages do. I haven't ironed them, so that's the best solution to smooth them. i will try with red onions and beet that I have today. And the sheep are adorable! you've made my day! thank you so much. Take care! hugs

Thank you so much Nina, that’s really really helpful and useful too. I really really love 💕 those papers, some of them look like abstract art. I’m going to have a try at this soon. And that journal 📔 with the eco dyed paper, is stunning and gorgeous too.Stay safe and well too xxx Mags

Good morning nina, loved the "cooking with nina"....can imagine how much you enjoyed this. The "set" was so eco...birdsounds in the background and when you were spraying it was as if there was a little pig with you ha ha.... Your experiment was a succes, the papers turned out beautiful., it should not have been a windy day, for a moment I imagined you running around rhe garden after your papers. Next week we will see you use the papers, can't wait.. Have a good week, stay safe and thank you for this lovely video. Xxxxlena

Beautiful can't wait to try this technique, thank you very nice video on how to do this.

Beautiful papers love the visit with the sheep 😊❤️

I often use beet juice, juice from unusable blueberries. You should try hibiscus dried flowers. Boil in water first layer paper dampened add flowers layer again. Dry flowers they can be used again. Great striations! Using alum and vinegar does definitely produces darker colors.

wow, this is a jammed packed video. I really enjoyed your eco dyeing and may give it a try. Loved the seep bonus at the end. I live in a city, so I never see farm animals. Thanks

Fabulous ending! Next time, try drying the pits and then chopping them up and then putting them through the blender until a powder...

cocoa powder mix with boiling water and paint by brush.....I add to this 1 tsp caramel essence and smell good...... almost you like eat paper...... result is dark chocolate brown......I made this paper last week and dry on drying line, because her in south africa in Cape Town is summer....best for you, ursa

ALL OF THESE ARE GREAT! EVERYTHING YOU DO IS AWESOME NINA. I TRIED CRUMPLING MY PAPER BEFORE I PUT THEM TO THE TEA, AND THEY CAME OUT GOOD.

Simply brilliant! Thank you so much for experimenting for us. I have used avocados and red cabbage to dye paper, but never yet tried using mordants. After seeing this, I def need to give it a try 😊

Lovely papers! The whole process is fascinating. TFS🤗. My sister raises goats and the babies are adorable and so playful!

These eco papers are lovely. I learned so many tips and tricks. I have wondered how they were made flat thanks for sharing your ironing tip. I have never tried this with paper But yellow onions give a beautiful red color to do eggs. 7 onion skins will give 18 brown eggs a beautiful red eggs. You add the vinegar to the onion skins as well.

Aww...cute sheepies! "You don't have food, pretty lady!" Heehee.

Gorgeous papers!! 😍 I just tried some avocado papers….. I used some baking soda in the solution & cracked open the seeds & gave a really dark, rich color

How Fun! Beautiful!!!!!!!!! I have had Fun Using Beat Juice!

Hi mad scientist Nina 👩‍🔬🤣 what lovely results, you have way more patience than I do! The papers will make great signatures 💕💫