The Indigo Panel If you have read the last post “Slow stitching with Indigo : Part 1 dyeing your cotton”, you will be aware that I am embarking on a long term dyeing project. This project envolves making a slow stitched throw out of my natural dyeing experiments. In Part 1 we looked at the…
A New Ambitious Slow Stitch Project starting with Indigo!
Naturally dyeing with Madder has been done for centuries. With a wealth of colours available it is time to look at red.
Dyeing with Eucalyptus leaves can add versatility to your colour range. After achieving yellow with solar dyeing its time to add some heat.
Dyeing with Yerba Mate can not only give you some great results but is also great to drink!
Use the beautiful blue that nature provides for your own indigo slow stitch project.
Naturally Dyeing with Weld will become a great stable in your dyeing basket.
Embroidery coming to Dye to Craft!
Naturally Dyeing with Indigo can sometimes seem a little frightening. However it really is a great way to get constantly great colours.
Wet felting is another example of what you can produce with your naturally dyed products.