Silk & Willow: A Modern Day Alchemist Specializing in Hand Dyed Silk
India Flint: The Botanical Alchemist - The Planthunter
India Flint is a botanical alchemist. She dips, dyes and weaves magic into fabrics she finds and makes, with plants collected from the paddocks around her home in rural South Australia, or wherever she happens to be at the time. We had a chat about plants, fabric, and life. Here is what she said…
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Modern wet felting and natural dyes workshops
How To Make Your Own Natural Dyes
by Ashley English / Illustration by Olivia De Salve Villedieu This article originally appeared on Modern Farmer. Back to the land — it’s officially back...
Hand Knitted Women's Bag rose gold Handmade backpack for | Etsy
Handmade item Handmade summer bags. Wayuu bags are colorful and can be made in any size, this summer is also very fashion. The ropes used can be in various shades. The more vibrant and eye-catching the colors the more beautiful the bag will be. The advantages of knitting bag are light weight, washable and specially prepared for you. The choice of colors and patterns is entirely according to your imagination ız You should definitely get a mesh bag this summer, make sure you won't regret it, I…
Madder root, avocado skins, onion skins, woad, indigo and acorns a.k.a. There are many ways to relax — kaliko
When everything’s going wrong, the only thing you can do is just relax. So you can either lay down with an eye pillow over your eyes or meditate by cutting out plant dyed fabric scraps until you feel better. For eye pillow lovers there are 3 different colors and fillings in my online shop . They r
Natural Dye
I became interested in natural dye a few months ago after seeing a quilt made with all naturally dyed fabrics. The quilt and its colors were so beautiful, but so difficult to describe. I spend many hours staring at fabric, and yet, here was a color I had never seen before. Naturally, I began googling about natural dyes
Tişörtlerini Mutfaktaki Malzemelerle Boya, Çöpte Değil Cepte Dursun - Yemek.com
Ceviz, papatya, zerdeçal, üzüm, vişne renkli bir çok meyve ve sebzeyi kumaş boyamak için kullanabilir, doğal giysiler elde edebilirsiniz.