This naturally colored polka dot cake is made from scratch with only natural flavorings and homemade natural food colorings. You don’t even need a cake pop pan to make a polka dot cake – I’ll show you how to make polka dots without a cake pop maker with leftover stale cake! Continue reading Naturally Colored Polka Dot Cake Without A Cake Pop Maker
Did you know that you can make your own fabric printing inks with things you’ll find in the nature? 😀
Learn how to make your own DIY natural fabric printing ink with fruits, such as sloe berries and bilberries, and vegetables, such as red cabbage and onions. Continue reading 10+ DIY Natural Fabric Printing Inks With Fruits & Vegetables
I was curious how different a cake made with American and European blueberries tastes and looks. I made a sponge cake base and a dairy-free filling with my homemade vegan cream cheese substitute and homemade marshmallows. Continue reading Blueberry And Bilberry Cake
Because I didn’t get blue cake, when I made my naturally colored rainbow cake, I tried to make blue cake again. I followed this recipe for rainbow cake with homemade natural food dyes. It’s a different recipe than the one I used last time: It’s made with egg whites and yogurt. The blue cake layer is naturally colored with blueberry juice. Continue reading Natural Blue Cake Experiment
Coloring sugar naturally with fruits & vegetables is very easy and so much fun! 😀 Can you believe that all these sugar sprinkles & hearts are naturally colored?
I used fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs and teas to naturally dye the sugar sprinkles and sugar hearts. You can make almost any color with homemade natural food coloring. Learn how to make 15 DIY all-natural colored sugar sprinkles & sugar hearts in all colors of the rainbow! 🌈 Continue reading 15 DIY Naturally Colored Sugar Sprinkles & Hearts
Dyeing Easter eggs naturally is really easy and so much fun! 😀
Each Easter we dye Easter eggs with natural dyes. Over the years we’ve tried different vegetable dye materials: vegetables, herbs, teas etc. Onion skins and red cabbage produced the most vibrant colors. But this Easter I also wanted naturally dyed green, pink and yellow Easter eggs! 😀 Continue reading 19 Ways How To Dye Easter Eggs Naturally
Rainbow cakes are everywhere on pinterest right now! And since I’m experimenting with natural food colorings at the moment, I thought I’d try to make rainbow cake with natural food coloring! 😀 Continue reading Rainbow Cake With Natural Food Coloring
Here are some more dye samples I’ve made. The first is common bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) on cotton fabric and silk fabric. To get this dark purple color, it’s necessary to use common bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) with dark red flesh; blueberries (Vaccinium cyanococcus) with white flesh don’t work. The fabrics aren’t mordanted. Continue reading Black, Purple, And Rust-Colored Dye Samples