How to Mordant Wool and Silk (Protein Fibers) w...
How to mordant wool and silk with alum and cream of tartar: amounts, hot and cold methods, and tips to keep fibers soft.
How to Mordant Wool and Silk (Protein Fibers) w...
How to mordant wool and silk with alum and cream of tartar: amounts, hot and cold methods, and tips to keep fibers soft.
Mordants for Natural Dyeing: The Complete Guide
The complete guide to mordants for natural dyeing: alum, aluminum acetate, iron, tannins and helpers, with WOF amounts for protein and cellulose fibers.
Mordants for Natural Dyeing: The Complete Guide
The complete guide to mordants for natural dyeing: alum, aluminum acetate, iron, tannins and helpers, with WOF amounts for protein and cellulose fibers.
How to Make Madder Extract at Home
A simple method for making your own liquid madder extract from madder root powder or chopped root, with tips for brighter reds and storage.
How to Make Madder Extract at Home
A simple method for making your own liquid madder extract from madder root powder or chopped root, with tips for brighter reds and storage.
Natural Dyes vs. Synthetic Dyes: 8 Key Differences
An honest comparison of natural and synthetic dyes: eight differences, with the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Natural Dyes vs. Synthetic Dyes: 8 Key Differences
An honest comparison of natural and synthetic dyes: eight differences, with the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Everything to Know About Madder (Rubia tinctoru...
The complete guide to madder: history, how it is grown in Turkey, how to dye with madder root powder and extract, and how to get reds, pinks, oranges and purples.
Everything to Know About Madder (Rubia tinctoru...
The complete guide to madder: history, how it is grown in Turkey, how to dye with madder root powder and extract, and how to get reds, pinks, oranges and purples.
4 Natural Dyes That Don't Need a Mordant
Four natural dyes you can use without a mordant (indigo, black walnut, oak galls and pomegranate) and why they work.
4 Natural Dyes That Don't Need a Mordant
Four natural dyes you can use without a mordant (indigo, black walnut, oak galls and pomegranate) and why they work.