How to Dye: Sandalwood Natural Dye Sandalwood (Pterocarpus antalinus) comes from India and Indonesia. Sandalwood natural dyestuff yields oranges, browns and auburn shades of colour. Post Views: 35
Sandalwood Natural Dye
Twisted Fringe
Twisted Fringe Finish Original File: /2011/how_twisted_fringe.htm How to Make a Twisted Fringe A twisted fringe makes a nice finished edge for handwoven blankets or scarves and is recommended for rayon chenille or […]
How to Join Roving
How to Join Roving This video clip shows how to start spinning on a wheel. It demonstrates how to join the roving to the leader thread and how to adjust the tension […]
How to Make an Alum Mordant
Natural dyeing is usually a 2 step process. The yarn or fibre must be soaked in a mordant,that prepares the fibre to absorb the natural dye substance. Here are instructions on how […]
How to Use a Corker
How to Use a Corker Corking, also called a knitting knobby or spool knitting is used to make tubes of knitted cord that can be sewn together for mats, coasters and crafts. […]
