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Coats of some British and Icelandic sheep breeds:
Greyface Dartmoor; Cheviot; Icelandic; Beulah; Cotswold; Welsh Mountain; Suffolk; Southdown; and British Milksheep.
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Gorgeous bus and photos belong to @adventuringwithlola
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-nitty gritty drying out dye stuffs-
I had to improvise here and find a way or drying out my already used dye stuffs to use again in the future- to do this I popped them on paper towel lined plates and used the log burner to get rid of any moisture!
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-my favourite book-
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-knit practice with my smol boi-
It’s been real fun knitting again, has been at least 3 years since I last touched these needles! Had a wonderful helper too..
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-testing out yarns-
.selection of wool and cotton yarns to test out natural dyes
.purchased online from deramores
.you can only naturally dye natural fibres, proteins such as wool hold dye the best
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-Lichen-
.sustainably harvested lichen from the woods
.gives golden yellow hues
.an ancient dye that has been around for centuries
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-nothing like freshly mordanted yarn-
.mordanted using alum and cream of tartar to get rich bright colours, recipe can be found in Jenny Deans natural dye book 🌿
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- Natural dye experiments -
.logwood for black
.cones for gold
.onion skins for rusty orange
.avocado Pitts for pink
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-Four of the prettiest dye pots I’ve ever seen-
.logwood
.brown onion skins
.avocado pitts
.alder cones
#natural dye#plant dye#dyeing#yarncrafts#yarn blog#yarnie#sustainable#textiles#handmade#foraged#earthy#cottagecore
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