Easy home made walnut brown dye for leather, fabric, wood and leather 

Woodglut is nice for that.

Can you teach us how to make glue?

You should sale it on eBay i would buy some

Very informative without being long-winded or overly technical, well done! Lovely color, too. After boiling fabric in the dye, can the remains be saved to use again?

Brilliant I use it as hair dye too. But watch out for your skin changing colour. Lol. Brilliant content as always. The Hungarians use lots of trees for beautiful dyes .. thought of you both today when I uploaded today video on a log holder that my husband invented today. Check it out and let me know if you've ever seen a similar design? Abd what is called ?? Thanks.

Well THANK YOU very much for your wonderful videos! We’re grateful for wise help!

I'm one of those who've never seen a walnut in its outer husk. I don't think I've ever seen a walnut tree, to be honest. I don't think they're very common here. Very interesting video, as always.

Wonder how it would work to add a little of the dye to homemade leather conditioner for a monthly refresh type of conditioner...

Hello, I don’t have walnut trees near me. What else can I use instead? Thank you!

Seeing theres no walnut trees in sight but plenty of chestnut trees!? Yes? Same procedure?

How long can this be stored without going moldy?

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing sir 😊

Now I know why I couldn't get my hands clean for months. My grand parents used potassium per magnate (condys crystals) to stain floor boards, looks cyan to deep purple in water depending on concentration. A black dye and glue would be very informative I know older societies used powdered rock for black and hides and hoofs etc could be used for glue. Thank you Hugh and Fionia, take care and stay safe, Mike.

Excellent! Would be interested in seeing how to make black dye, actually interested in seeing how to make any colour really.

I work with leather and have walnut tree! Brilliant, thanks!

I wonder how it would die the cotton if you let it dry, and then rinsed it

Will this work with pecans?

Hugh, you're 4 weeks too late with this. My local walnut dropped all its fruit beginning of October :o) Have to remember this for next year. How well does the dye keep and what's the best way to store it?

Very clever! I never knew this. Thank you 🙂

Varnish? Glue? Yes please!!! Thank you!!

Some people use it as hair dye. I have not tried it because I am allergic to walnuts. I do think I will try it as a leather dye though.

Thanks for taking the time to create a great video.Very informative , and will definitely use this for dyeing leather and material 👍

I really enjoyed your video. Ive also put a few walnuts in to boil then i did the leaves, ready to dye my wool tomorrow. Looking forward to see how it comes out.Thank you again.

That was great, thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays.

Great information more so for the unemployed youths in poor countries. thanks so much

Do they bleed? I mean, when you rub them with wet white tissue..

I'd love to see a deep purple die. I've had a few wood and leather pieces I've wanted purple or with purple over/undertones. any idea what I'd use? I love your videos!

Thank you very much from Canada.

Exactly what i have been looking for. Product without any chemicals. Working with leather and i have been trying to dye with read and black berry's with so far a good result

Hi there, really great video! I'm interested in naturally dyeing vegetable tanned goatskin bookbinding leather with some other colors, like Concord grape skins for blue and probably some raspberries and other plants. Would you have any general advice on this? I'm thinking I should use a mordant like alum sulphate. Would you soak the leather or just apply the dye to the leather in layers like in this video? Thanks so much!

Great video! Just wondering if it’ll keep indefinitely or does it need something added?

I heard about this dye many times before . Thank You for taking time to show how to make it

Awesome! Can I use it to leather?

Home made leather conditioner without neatsfoot oil which will buff to a shine

I can remember being a teen & being tricked by my aunt. She talked me into husking walnuts. Soon my hands were black & she was laughing more than I had seen my whole young life. Thankfully, peroxide is magic...but it took some work! Thanks for the video. I'm rather against buying so much product when nature provides.