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4. Carefully knead it for 2 minutes 5. Use scissors to make a small cut in the corner of each bag.
====6. Pour the colored water from each bag into a cup, and throw out the grated vegetables 7. Cut paper into 6 strips measuring 1 1/4 inch by 6 inches. Do the same with the cotton and cotton-blend fabrics. Seperate the two fabrics on the work station.==== ====8. Place one strip of the cotton fabric into each cup containing the dye. Repeat the process with the remaining cotton and cotton-blend fabrics. Allow them to soak overnight and lay papertowels on the work station.====

**﻿V. Data**
====**﻿VI. Conclusion:The color intensity does affect the dyes. I noticed that the brighter the vegetable is the brighter the dye produced. For the fruits, the color intensity was a little less than expected because the grated fruit included a lot of natural fruit juice, therefore the color intensity was not as bright. The vegetable pulp contained less juice, for example the carrot is totally orange throughout so all of the pulp grated contained concentrated color. To summarize any fruit or vegetable that is a uniform color inside and out will produce the dye that reflects the color of that particular fruit. A watermelon would not produce an intense dye because it contains so much juice. The 100% cotton absorbed the dye the best.**====

=﻿Journal #1 Date March 1=

Today I figured out that I am going to do "What fruits and vegetables make the best dye".
=﻿Journal #2 Date March 2-=

Today I realized that it will be difficult to do, since I don't know my procedure. I will probably figure it out tonight.
=﻿﻿Journal #3 Date March 3-=

I have practices and other stuff so I won't be able to get anything done. I need to get working on this project!
=﻿Journal #4 Date March 4-=

I still cannot find a good way to make dye online, pray for me that this search will come to an end.
=﻿Journal #5 Date March 5-=

I again don't have time to do anything on this project, between sports and other homework it doesn't seem important at the time.
=﻿Journal #6 Date March 6-=

Need to research on my project, I am so tired of not working on it. today I am going to work on it one way or another.
=﻿Journal #7 Date March 7-= Not enough time to work on project, again something is more important. =﻿Journal #8 Date March 8-= I am trying to do as much as possible for the project. It seems that the hardest part of the project is the Journaling. =﻿Journal #9 Date March 9-= Today I found out that the procedure is literally harder to find than a needle in a hay stack. =Journal #10 Date March 10-= I finally got a little work done. I hope I'm working at a good rate so I get finished. =﻿Journal #11 Date March 11-= I am working on my chart for the data. =﻿Journal #12 Date March 12-= I am finished all my data, all I have to do is experiment on them. =﻿Journal #13 Date March 13-= Today I edited all the extra unimportant stuff off my wiki. =﻿Journal #14 Date March 14-= Today I did nothing at all on my project. =﻿Journal #15 Date March 15-= Today I did my journal entry and did part of my procedure. =﻿Journal #16 Date March 16-= I barely did anything today. All I did was editing my wiki and did my journal. =﻿Journal #17 Date March 17-= Not enough time to do anything today. I am going to force myself to do something tomorrow. =﻿Journal #18 Date March 18-= I did some formating and did some of my graph. =﻿Journal #19 Date March 19-= Today I did some more of my graph and I decided which fruits I will use. =﻿Journal #20 Date March 20= Today I made the dye, but I am letting it soak before I put the fabrics in.