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Dyeing with Frozen Blueberries straight from your freezer.
From the Kitchen

Dyeing with Frozen Blueberries straight from your freezer.

Bylinda gryllis July 4, 2024October 25, 2024

Dyeing with Frozen Blueberries can give you a variety of colours depending on pH.

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scouring your protein fibres
Fibre Preparation

Scouring Cellulose Fibres for the Natural Dyeing Process.

Bylinda gryllis June 27, 2024October 25, 2024

In this post we look at scouring your cellulose (plant based) fibres to get them ready for the Natural Dyeing process.

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Dyeing with Tea using no mordant and iron.
From the Kitchen

Dyeing with Tea using no mordant and iron.

Bylinda gryllis June 19, 2024October 25, 2024

We have previously looked at how using an iron mordant can effect dyeing with coffee. It is now time to try it dyeing with tea.

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dyeing with leucadendron
From the Garden

Dyeing with Leucadendron for bright beautiful results

Bylinda gryllis June 12, 2024October 25, 2024

Dyeing with Leucadendron can give a bright and vivid addition to your current art and craft project

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Dyeing with Red Onions to produce a beautiful chartreuse
From the Veggie Patch

Dyeing with Red Onions to produce a beautiful chartreuse

Bylinda gryllis June 4, 2024October 25, 2024

Red Onions are an easy and cheap way to get some great results and interesting colours.

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Natural Dyeing with Marigolds to give joyful colour
From the Garden

Natural Dyeing with Marigolds to give joyful colour

Bylinda gryllis May 28, 2024October 25, 2024

Marigolds are a quick and easy way to jump into the world of natural dyeing.

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Have fun solar dyeing with Wattle Tree twigs
From the World Around

Have fun solar dyeing with Wattle Tree twigs

Bylinda gryllis May 21, 2024October 25, 2024

This natural dye has become a great staple in my dye box. Once set up it can give you a steady supply for years to come.

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Dyeing with Brown Onions, a great staple for eco dyeing.
From the Veggie Patch

Dyeing with Brown Onions, a great staple for eco dyeing.

Bylinda gryllis May 14, 2024October 25, 2024

I use onions a lot in my eco printing and dying. They are an easy and cheap way to get some great results. Today we will look at brown onions.

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dyeing with pomegranate juice
From the Kitchen

Natural Dyeing with Pomegranate Juice.

Bylinda gryllis May 8, 2024October 25, 2024

The next juice to try is pomegranate juice. Again Pomegranates can be very expensive at different times of the year so I decided to give the juice ago.

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Easy Solar Dyeing with bought Cherry Juice
From the Kitchen

Easy Solar Dyeing with bought Cherry Juice

Bylinda gryllis April 30, 2024January 30, 2025

Its time to look at some juices. Its not always possible to get fruit all year round so why not try fruit juice? Our first experiment will be naturally dyeing with Cherry Juice.

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