Wet felting: A quick tutorial and how to with video
Wet felting is another example of what you can produce with your naturally dyed products.
Wet felting is another example of what you can produce with your naturally dyed products.
A list of the natural dyes we have looked at over the past 12 months and the colours that they have produced.
Dyeing with Red Cabbage is a great way to use those left over kitchen scraps to produce useful, beautiful colour.
The start of my cochineal journey was not that great but now this is a permanent fixture in my dyeing palette.
I was not sure what to expect dyeing with this plant and I am certainly glad I tried!
Slow Stitching with coffee is another example of how you can use natures palette in you own crafting.
Natural Dyeing with Henna has been done for centuries and is a great source of colour in your natural dye palette.
Oak is an important tool in the dyers box, but can we also dye with it?
Indigo and Cotton fabric has a long history with something we all love to wear….Our comfy old faded pair of jeans. But can we get any more versatility out of it.
Dyeing with indigo can not only bring blue into your palette, but it can also help with a variety of other colours.