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liz spencer on Instagram: "Carrot leaves🥕 naturally printed on fabric 🥕 Not planning on adding all your carrot leaves to your salad? Well then you can press & print with them on fabric 🙌🏻 Years ago when I was first learning about natural dyes, I had the opportunity to volunteer at an event hosted at one of London’s lovely urban farms that merged food & natural color in the best kind of way: called a 🥣Dinner to Dye For🥣 I helped forage & collect wild carrot & elderberry and prepared dyebath Natural Dyes For Fabric, Carrot Leaves, Textile Creation, 7 Course Meal, Urban Farms, Wild Carrot, Carrot Greens, Natural Dye Fabric, Daucus Carota

liz spencer on Instagram: "Carrot leaves🥕 naturally printed on fabric 🥕 Not planning on adding all your carrot leaves to your salad? Well then you can press & print with them on fabric 🙌🏻 Years ago when I was first learning about natural dyes, I had the opportunity to volunteer at an event hosted at one of London’s lovely urban farms that merged food & natural color in the best kind of way: called a 🥣Dinner to Dye For🥣 I helped forage & collect wild carrot & elderberry and prepared…

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Cara Marie Piazza, Eco Dyeing Fabric, Frozen Flowers, Natural Dye Fabric, Eco Dyeing, Tie Dye Crafts, Sewing Easy Diy, Ice Snow, Botanical Dyeing

Note: This video is a pre-recorded class and not a live class. Perfect for the winter months and snow. Learn how to use bodega ice, snow, frozen flowers and natural pigments to make swirling beautiful ice patterns on silk. We will also cover how to use pH modifiers to experiment on your cloth. The class is 1 hours and on zoom. The recording will be available for 30 days after the class. No materials are required. Often participants watch and then try at home at a later date. Perfect with…

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LIST OF NATURAL MORDANTS – Kaliko Tinta Natural, Dye Studio, Fabric Dyeing Techniques, Textile Dyeing, Natural Dye Fabric, Making Patterns, Eco Dyeing, Heddle Loom, Acid Dyes

This is the question I get the most often: How can I make botanical colors last using natural methods?First of all, we have to define natural. Then, let’s define mordants. I will talk about metal salts, like alum, iron, etc., as well as binders, e.g. soy milk. I am also listing alternative processes, like indigo dyeing, tannins treatment and acid dyeing.To illustrate how different mordants influence color, I dyed a few swatches pre-treated with different natural substances. I used onion…

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