Undyed blanks are finished, dye-ready textiles that you can dye straight away, with no sewing needed. They are ideal for workshops, gifts and small product lines. Our blanks include handwoven cotton-linen peshtemals, a cotton tulle shawl, muslin baby blankets and 8-layer muslin blankets, a muslin throw, a Buldan towel, cotton socks and a canvas tote bag.
Perfect for eco printing and shibori
Scarves, shawls and peshtemals show eco prints and shibori patterns beautifully. Blankets and throws are great for solid colors from dye extracts, and socks and totes make quick, satisfying first projects and dye tests.
For studios and small brands
Our blanks are a reliable base for naturally dyed product lines. Ask about larger quantities on our wholesale page.
Frequently asked questions
Are the blanks treated or coated?
No. They are undyed and finished with a simple wash, ready for scouring and natural dyeing.
Which blank is best for beginners?
Cotton socks, the tote bag and the cotton shawl are quick and forgiving first projects.
Do I need to mordant the blanks?
Yes. Cotton and linen blanks need a tannin and alum mordant for most natural dyes.
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Guides for this collection
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