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Whether it's an old Advent wreath or prunings from your garden, you can dye with the needles of native conifers! These evergreen plants are some of the few dye plants to be found in winter (and throughout the rest of the year). Here are my tips for dyeing with spruce.
A few years ago I made my first pocket friend out of small fabric scraps! Never heard of a pocket friend? It's a tiny scented pillow you can keep in any pocket for a little comfort in stressful situations. Use my step by step to make one.
An anderer Stelle habe ich schon mal über einige meiner liebsten Färbebücher geschrieben. Passend zum Indigo Intro-Workshop ist es jetzt an der Zeit für Buchtipps speziell zum Thema. Also, meine Lieblingsbücher über Indigo!
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a plant originally native to East Asia. Perhaps the name already makes you nervous? For many, the Japanese knotweed is probably THE species when they think of 'invasive neophytes' in the plant world. It was introduced in...
Did you know that you can dye with fruit cuttings? In other words, with branches that are trimmed from many fruit trees every year - usually in winter, when there are hardly any other dye plants outside. Some trees are even pruned again after the harvest....
Garden scabiosa, botanically Scabiosa atropurpurea You may also know this flower as velvet scabiosa. It comes in different colors, from very light like white or pale pink to deep dark red, almost black. I have it here as a 'black' variant, and...
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