Coffee staining

Primitive or country fabric crafts often have a grungy or antiqued appearance to make them look authentically old and the ingredients to achieve this effect are common staples found in most kitchen cupboards. Mix a coffee stain to make your fabric crafts look old.

How I Coffee Stain And Color Fabric I have had a lot of questions about my coffee stain mixture and about coloring fabric so I decided to create this blog to give you my coffee stain recipe and explain how I color my fabric.If you love the look of old things you are going to...

For this project we will show you how to create a homemade coffee stain and apply it to custom wood bookends.

Learn how to make super easy DIY coffee stain using coffee, vinegar ans steel wool. A chemical free DIY stain to use on your projects

Coffee makes a great stain for wood. It’s natural and easy to apply. It's a simple way for anyone to enhance the beauty of wood with a warm, caramel tone.

No need to buy a stain for your next woodworking project. It only takes a few common household ingredients: steel wool, coffee grounds, and vinegar.

The key to removing coffee stains is to keep them from setting. Here's how to pretreat your soiled clothes or clean up after an office spill.

Looking to stain your wood projects in a more eco-friendly and non-toxic way? Check out these homemade wood stain recipes that will give your project the perfect finish. From coffee to tea, there's a recipe for everyone!

Here is a quick video showing you how I make my coffee mixture, how I coffee stain fabric and also how I color my fabric.

This texture was created by Dawghouse Design Studio - www.dawghousedesigstudio.com. May be used for your personal and commercial projects. A link back to Dawghouse Design Studio is much appreciated.