Natural dyes can be fun to work with and you might be surprised at the colours that can be found in your kitchen.… Read more...
Natural Dyes – Cochineal
Cochineal is a natural dye substance that comes from the crushed bodies of insects, Dactylopius coccus, found on prickly pear cacti.… Read more...
Rhubarb Roots Dye
Rhubarb roots can yield a red or orange natural dye depending on the species
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Natural Dye: Rhododendron
A recipe for making a natural plant dye using Rhododendron leaves, producing shades of yellow, orange and green depending on the mordants used.… Read more...
Natural Dyes – Dahlia
Dahlia blossoms will make yellow, orange and green dye colours. They can be picked fresh, dried or after the first frost.… Read more...
Natural Dyes – Bloodroot
Bloodroot natural plant dye has been used by First Nations to dye wool yarns, yielding reds, pink and orange colours.
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