Best Fiebings Fabric Dyes in 2026

One ounce of natural, top-grade Peruvian cochineal.

Produces a stunning range of fuchsias, scarlets, and crimsons.

One ounce will dye a pound of yarn to a deep, intense red.

One ounce of all-natural wild madder root extract.

Produces gorgeous pink, crimson, and cherry colors, including the famous "Turkish red."

One ounce will dye a pound of yarn to a deep red. Exact shade will depend on fiber type and how thoroughly it is mordanted.

One ounce of all-natural, sustainably grown indigo extract.

Yields a range of beautiful blues, from light sky blues to dark midnight blues.

Ecologically produced. Spent leaves are composted and extraction water returned to the next crop.

One ounce of all-natural Aztec Marigold blossom extract.

Yields strong, clear yellows on natural fibers like wool and cotton.

Just 5% weight-of-fabric (WOF) will produce a deep sun yellow on well-mordanted fiber.

Four ounces of finely ground Turkish madder root (rubia tinctorum).

Gives a range of red and orange hues, from pale peach colors to intense crimsons.

Works well on all natural fibers including wool and cotton, but requires a mordant for best results.

One ounce of all-natural Mexican logwood extract.

Yields a gorgeous range of colors, from purple to blue to jet black depending on the mordant.

The strongest, purest expression of logwood available: just 1%-2% weight-of-fabric is enough to yield deep royal purples and midnight blues.

One ounce of all-natural French Weld extract (reseda luteola).

Produces bright, intense yellows on natural fibers like wool, cotton, and silk.

Lightfast and colorfast when used with a mordant; appropriate for projects that will be worn or washed.

One ounce of all-natural red dye extracted from the resin of the lac insect.

Produces deep wine-colored reds and intense maroons on natural fibers.

One ounce is enough to dye a pound of yarn to a deep red.

One ounce of all-natural fabric dye extracted from the roots of the Himalayan Rhubarb (rheum emodi).

Gives rich golden yellows on natural fibers like wool, silk, and cotton.

Produces deep colors with as little as 5% weight-of-fabric (WOF).

Four ounces of wood shavings and chips from the heartwood of the Campeche logwood tree (haemotoxylin campechianum).

Simmer in water to produce a beautiful natural purple dye.

Gives rich purple shades on wool, silk, and cotton.

One ounce of all-natural fabric dye extracted from the wood of the sappanwood tree (caesalpinia sappan)

Produces a beautiful range of reds and pinks on wool, cotton, and silk.

One ounce will dye up to a pound of yarn to deep shade of candy red (final results will depend on fiber type and mordanting).

One ounce of all-natural mulberry leaf extract.

Yields a range of beautiful green colors, from pale jade to lime to dark forest green.

Contains chlorophyllin produced from the natural green chlorophyll in mulberry leaves.

One ounce of all-natural blue fabric dye made from the fruit of the Cape Jasmine flower.

One ounce will dye up to a pound of wool or silk to a gorgeous sky blue color..

The only natural blue fabric dye that doesn't require making an indigo vat.

One ounce of all-natural dye extract made from onion peels (allium cepa).

Gives deep, rich yellows on pre-mordanted natural fibers like wool, cotton, and silk.

A perfect dye for beginners and experienced dyers alike--easy to use with or without a mordant.

One ounce of all-natural dye extract made from the bark of the gum arabic tree (acacia nilotica).

Gives sandy tans and rich chocolate colors on natural fibers like wool, cotton, and silk.

Rich in natural tannins and an excellent choice for dyeing cotton.

One ounce of all-natural brown fabric dye extracted from the wood of the black cutch tree (acacia catechu)

Produces rich browns on wool, cotton, silk, and other natural fibers.

One ounce will dye up to a pound of yarn to a cinnamon brown shade (final color will depend on fiber type and mordanting).

Four ounces of raw crushed indigo leaves (indigofera tinctoria).

Fresh enough to use without building a reduction vat--just blend with ice water to dye silk and wool a beautiful sky blue.

Gives bright shades of turquoise, cerulean, and ice blue.