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Liquid Dye Colors

These colors, thickened with a little gum, may be used as inks in writing, or as colors to tint maps. Foils, artificial flowers,
etc., or to paint on velvet.

1. Blue: - Dilute Saxon blue or sulphate of indigo with water. If required for delicate work, neutralize with chalk.

2. Purple: - Add a little alum to a strained decoction of logwood.

3. Green: - Dissolve sap green in water and add a little alum.

4. Yellow: - Dissolve annatto in a weak lye of subcarbonate of soda or potash.

5. Golden Color: - Steep Frensh berries in hot water, strain, and add a little gum and alum.

6. Red: - Dissolve carmine in ammonia, or in weak carbonate of potash water, or infuse powdered cochineal in water,
strain, and add a little gum in water.

 

Dyes

• Chrome Black for Wool • Black Dye on Wool, for Mixtures • Cinnamon or Brown for Cotton • Brown Dye for Cotton or Linen • Brown for Silk • Brown Dye for Wool • Brown for Cotton • Dark Snuff Brown for Wool • Brown for Wool and Silk • Alkali Blue and Nicholson's Blue • Aniline Blue • Blue on Cotton • Sky Blue on Cotton • Blue Dye for Hosiery • Dark-Blue Dye • Blue Purple for Silk • Blue Purple for Wood

• Green for Silk • Green for Wool and Silk • Aniline Violet and Purple • Purple • Purple for Cotton • Purple for Silk • Violet for Silk or Wool • Wine Color • Lilac for Silk • Aniline Red • Liquid Dye Colors • To fix Dyes • To Dye Silk a Delicate Greenish Yellow • To Dye Cotton Dark Brown • Dark Steel • Aniline Green for Silk • State Dye for Silk