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Rust on Textile Art with thanks to zamirte, Study Resources for Art Students, CAPI ::: Create Art Portfolio Ideas at milliande.com, Art School Portfolio Work
Rust dyeing fabric
Th fabric I'd wrapped round the tin can, with tea-bags underneath, has now been unravelled, and opened out flat! It's much darker than the...
Natural dyeing with the Horsetail plant. Sunshine yellow, woody browns and mossy greens...oh my! What a wonderful use for this prolific WEED!
Dock Leaves – Plants Dream in Colour
For almost six months now, I have worked part time as a graphic designer with my friend Laura at Roseberries . The decision to return ...
ramalina menziesii 32 graphic
Plant dyeing is my day job but I don’t often get to play with the dyes. This month I decided to shake things up a little and get some time off to just have fun. I got inspired after my last Dyeing with Plants workshop for the year. I saw my students experience modifiers’ magic and I felt an urge to try out some pattern
Mijn grote liefde voor natuurlijke verfstoffen mag ik vandaag delen op Project Cece! Ik zal laten zien hoe je hier zelf mee kan experimenteren en je wat tips en trucs geven over verschillende verftechnieken, zodat je zelf aan de slag kan. Ik geloof dat we vergeten zijn hoeveel kracht er eigenlijk zit in de natuur. Met mijn werk voor Elin Wanderlüst laat ik zien dat je niet bang hoeft te zijn om je handen vuil te maken. Ik graaf wortels op, plant zaden en verzamel bloemen, om zo de mooiste kleuren te voorschijn te ontdekken. De rust van de natuur biedt namelijk eindeloze mogelijkheden voor kleuren!
Most of you will recognize this widespreading lichen in bright yellow. If it grows in shade the colour is more grey green or greeny bluish. It grows on rocky surfaces, tree barks, pavements, timber, roofs and likes salty atmosphere. I have noticed, that while one tree can be almost covered with it the one growing right…
(Above: New series underway, a work in progress. Click on any image in this blog post to enlarge.) My time at the Rensing Center is dwi...
Step-by-step instructions on how to make rusting plates for creating rusted papers and fabrics.
Blogi kasvivärjäyksestä, sienivärjäyksestä ja värikasveista. My blog is about natural dyeing with plants and mushrooms
My dabbling and exploration in contact printing, natural dyeing, and soap making
To reduce our footprint, we use raw materials such as 100% organic cotton, free from pesticides and harmful chemicals. The use of natural botanical/plant-based dyes means that workers are not exposed to toxic chemicals and water pollution is reduced. All of our labels are made from excess-otherwise waisted fabrics and all of our packaging is made with recycled card. We use next to no plastic in the shipping process and our mailers are all plant-based and compostable.
DIY Natural dyeing. How to dye fabric with tea. Step by step tutorial for beginners will teach you how to dye fabric and wool using tea.
The power of the itajime technique in Angelina DeAntonis’ Ocelot dress and cape ensemble is fluid and strong. The special combination of wool, silk and natural dyes creates a majestic feel and presentation. Yellow, rust-brown and black are the distinctive colors created from osage, cochineal, cutch, iron & logwood, and acid dyes for the deep […]
You have lots of choices. Commercial dyes like RIT or Jacquard, etc., will handle the task with ease. You may even want to consider vinegar and rust to...
