Using Kool-Aid or tea to dye bone
People in Face Book Group were talking about using Kool-Aid and Tea to dye bone handles on a knife. I decided to give it a go and see if it actually worked. I'd tell you the results but then there would be no reason to watch the video!
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Knifemaking with Hawaiian Koa Wood and Bone Inlay
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DYEING MY JIGGED BONE JOB
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What Happens When You Quit Marijuana?
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Bone Dye Rough Ryder Whittler Pocket Knife
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Rough Rider Baby Sunfish, White Bone (and tea staining a bone knife handle.)
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How to dye Bone scales or covers on a knife! No disassembly and no boiling dye.
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STABILIZING AND COLORING ANTLERS
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DIY Dye Project | Natural Dye | Bone Handled Knife | Roper Tumbleweed
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MORE than silverware: Keyfinder, Fork Elephant, Hammered Spoon Pendant, Flatware Jewelry
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How To Change The Color Of Your Knife (Rit DyeMore Method)
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Rit Dye Fade Process on the Spyderco Native 5 Maxamet
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Coyote Jaw Bone Knife
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Making a Buffalo Bone Knife - Indian Trace Enjoy!
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Dyeing Camel Bone GEC #77 Elderberry
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