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Lotta Nilsson

several skeins of multicolored yarn are arranged in rows on a white background

the MAIWA JOURNAL: Workshop - One Pot Palette - Plant Fibres

No palette can match the harmony and subtle beauty of natural dyes. In this workshop we will explore that potential using the One Pot Palett...

three skeins of green yarn next to each other on a white surface with red berries

PLANT DYES | Sheep Sorrel (Rumex acetosella)

sheep sorrel dye

four skeins of yarn sitting on top of a wooden table next to a pumpkin

Experiments in Colour: DIY Plant Dyes - Milkwood: permaculture courses, skills + stories

experiments in color milkwood

four skeins of different colored yarn on top of a piece of tree trunk

Natural Dyeing Take 2: Onion skins

dyeing with onion skins

several skeins of yarn are laid out on a wooden surface with one person's feet in the foreground

2007-naturally dyed yarn

naturally dyed yarn. Herbs for dyeing: Chamomile, yarrow and garland chrysanthemum can produce a variety of yellow tones, with St. John’s wort ranging from yellow through deep red. Sunflowers lend pale to bright greens and hibiscus can produce anything from pink to black. Purple basil can produce lilac, green, yellow, brown or black depending on the method used, while marjoram and bronze fennel produce a range from yellow through tan and olive green

several skeins of yarn labeled in different colors and sizes on a white surface

Dyeing Wool Yarn With Black Beans

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five skeins of dyed hair on top of a piece of paper with the words mawa written in it

the MAIWA JOURNAL: Natural Dyes - Alkanet

MAIWA: Natural Dyes - AlkanetAlkanet – alkanna tinctoria or dyer’s alkanet is a very attractive purple colourant that is found in the roots of plants belonging to the borage family. It grows uncultivated throughout central Europe and extends to central Asia and North Africa. The extracted pigment is often used in cosmetics, soaps and pigments. The violet colourant from alkanet is not soluble in water.

flowers and yarn laid out on a wooden surface

Bundles of naturally dyed Lace - We're absolutely thrilled to introduce you to 'Plant Dyed by Mehlsen' at Loop! Wonderful @mette_mehlsen has kindly dyed us up loads of these little beauties. With a base of grey/white wool she gathers plant materials around Jutland in Denmark and works her magic on a tonal range of over 67 colours. Gorgeous for knitting, crochet and embroidery! Dyed with heather, oak leaves, Dock, Tansy, cochineal, madder, Blue Sapwood with some over dyed with Indigo - When yo...

Lucy Jennings - Weaving - Little Looms

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a woman's hand reaching into a pot filled with red cloth

Avocado Dye : FAQs / Top tips for pink

Have you tried avocado dyeing but were hoping for brighter pinks? Or maybe you've been meaning to try for a while but had a few questions before you started. I hope the tips in this blog post will help you. My eBook/book Botanical Colour at your Fingertips contains the full step-by-steps of my dyein

several skeins of yarn next to an avocado

Extracting the dye potential of Avocado.

New special edition issue of the pidge pidge newsletter: EXTRACTING THE DYE POTENTIAL FROM AVOCADOS. Read by clicking link. Join the pidge pidge twice monthly newsletter for special edition natural dye issues! You'll also receive behind the scenes, color inspiration, artist spotlights, and be the first to find out about new products and sales! Join us here: hellopidgepidge.com