Thursday - December 30, 2010Friday - August 27, 2010
I cooked some purple cauliflower for dinner and the water turned a lovely royal blue. Can I use the water to dye wool or silk?
Thursday - August 26, 2010Tuesday - April 27, 2010Friday - November 27, 2009Thursday - October 22, 2009Can you recommend alternatives to the mordants copperas, blue vitrol and sugar of lead?
Thursday - May 14, 2009I was wonderng if soda ash is also effective for binding natural dyes to the fabric. (Examples: tumeric, berries, etc.)
Sunday - April 05, 2009Tuesday - March 03, 2009Dyeing a shirt with red-brown dirt produced a red-orange color—how can I get brown?
Tuesday - November 18, 2008Friday - November 14, 2008Is there a way I could make a powdered annato dye that I could store in a bottle?
Sunday - September 07, 2008Wednesday - August 20, 2008Which alum you would recommend (sulfate or acetate) as a mordant, based on both color fastness and safety?
Sunday - August 17, 2008Thursday - July 03, 2008Wednesday - April 30, 2008Saturday - February 23, 2008Have you heard of any good natural dyes that will work with cold water for batik?
Saturday - December 29, 2007Can copper sulphate, ferric chloride, and potassium permanganate be used as mordants?
Friday - November 23, 2007toxicity and environmental damage associated with logwood and other natural dyes
Thursday - October 25, 2007I am dyeing silk fabric with natural dyes like tumeric, coffee etc. How do I fix these dyes with natural substances (I want to avoid chemicals)?
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