I had a hankering after some secondary colours! Orange, green and purple YAY!
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Camilla
Those colours look wonderful!
Karen
Hi Claire. Thanks so much for your comment. That lady has certainly opened up a can of worms. I was really interested to read about your dyeing, I have a book on natural dyes called Wild Colour but have never got around to using it. I love those colours!
Leah Adams
That is a ton of fabric! How long did it take? Very, very impressive. I spent four hours dyeing with a friend on friday. We made it through three pieces of silk chiffon and merino top (dyed the same color), plus one handpainted length of merino. Phew! I get tired just looking at all that fiber. Well done. Beautiful colors.
Erin
I just hopped over here from redredday, Mien's blog and your first entry has caught me. I have never done any dying but recently my interest was peaked and I can't get enough. Just started reading A Weaver's Garden about dyes and fiber plants, and she mentions spending time in Colorado just camping and dying plants. Now I'm plotting on how to get my hands on eucalyptus. The link to India Flint is amazing and I'll be back here to explore more when I'm done there. Thank you for the inspiration.
Zippi
hey sis that's really cool. All the dyes and stuff are cool. Meg and i like the greens and purples!
Love Z!pp!
Leililaloo
OOOH, i love what you did with the eucalyptus...I love dying with tea and cofee, but this beats that totally. I think i will get that book. Thanks for this great tip!!! Love your blog by the way, did not know it yet, but am glad i found out about it. Got here trough spirit cloths wonderful blog.
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