#Textile Dyeing

[everythingandaves]

okay so last week i posted about a 1970s fabric dyeing book

i'm going through the scanned pages and the recipes are very neat

this lavender & rosemary recipe will probably be gorgeous, and you can't go wrong with a classic madder red

i'm OBSESSED with the idea of using dandelions!!! its already too hot in my area for them to grow, but i will wait for next april

this fall i'll test the marigolds! they've naturalized in my yard and they practically overtake the grass, so they won't mind

we planted a peach tree back in 2021 and i have never heard of using peach leaves for dye!!! this one i will do ASAP since the squirrels ate all of our peaches this year :(

there are a ton more recipes in this book, so i'll link a part 2 when it's posted!

[thefelineofaveb]

shibori dyeing part 1 ✨

[san-sews-seams]

A dying experiment to see if I can salvage a wearable muslin that looks like I've murdered a 70's couch and am wearing its skin as a suit!

(This has been sitting in my drafts for about a year now. Since I'm dyeing next week, it seemed like a good time to post!)

[anxiousangerball]

I don't know who needs to hear this, but

YOU DO NOT NEED TO START A NEW HOBBY!

STEP AWAY FROM THE TEXTILES!

YOU DON'T NEED MORE YARN!

THAT FABRIC IS NOT CALLING TO YOU! LEAVE IT ALONE!

[chemicalbrothers212]

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[dirtdragons]

My bf got this dye chart with local plants at an art thrift store! 🍂

[allianceorganicsdigital]

Dyeing is a process that adds colour to textiles. The most common dyes are available as liquids, pastes, or powders. Dyeing is used to create a variety of colours, including natural dyes such as madder and indigo, and synthetic dyes such as those used in paints and textile printing.

[itscolossal]

The Oldest Example of a Prestigious Red Dye Was Found in a Rare 3,800-Year-Old Textile

[blue-nebraska]

quilt-inspired barnyard bandanas block printed with natural dyes 🌱 (eucalyptus, madder, and weld)

ID: three photos of bandanas lying on the grass. they are each patterned with quilt squares and prints of strawberries, fish, snakes, and mushrooms, and printed in dark brown, red, and tan.

[everythingandaves]

so i'm back with more dye recipes from this cool 1970s dye book

it's really interesting that any color of flower still makes yellow dye!

ACORNS!!!!! literally everybody loves an acorn. great to know what to do with the thousands that fall in my yard every fall.

we love a recycling queen

oñion

i've only included the cute ones but there are some absolutely wack ones that i will include in a few days!!!

[theliteralmoon]

Beginnings of my pride blanket, ft my own naturally dyed yarn 🧶

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[othmeralia]

Italian Dyer's Notebook

Autograph manuscript, circa 1856-1866

This warped and worn nineteenth-century Italian manuscript appears to be a working manual and color inventory of a wool dyer in mid-nineteenth-century Italy. The handwritten entries are dated between 1856 and 1866, suggesting that the notebook was used and added to over a period of time. The work includes more than 500 numbered and itemized recipes for dyes. Recipes are illustrated with more than 800 wool and fabric samples adhered to the pages. The samples range in colors from shades of brown to vivid fuchsia, turquoise, and mustard. The samples include fabrics of wool, felt, and cotton, as well as raw wool and coils of yarn. Ingredients listed include mud, urine, arsenic, and vitriol. Pages 192-219 contain longer descriptions of dying processes, one attributed to Giacomo Udinese and another to Cesare Bizzi.

Check it out on our digital collections site.

[tiuhtaviuhta]

Harju, 2023

Woven from undyed wool from heritage sheep breeds (Kainuu grey & Finnsheep) and coffee dyed Finnsheep wool using clasped weft- technique

The question I’ve gotten most about this blanket is that is it an art piece or a usable blanket. I reject the notion that it can’t be both. I inherited some handspun wool late last year - the warmer grey yarn and coffee dyed portions of the blanket - and wanted to do something special with it to pay a homage to the crafter who spun the yarn (and other very beautiful things like it)

[furiouskettle]

.....fallout brainrot has resulted in a new oc.

He’s been interested in fashion since prewar, but never pursued it since it wasn’t particularly Manly. Then the whole Apocalypse thing happened and he had other things to worry about. And then he became a ghoul. And then, a couple decades after, he realised that nobody’s stopping from just.... making clothes.

It’s never too late to follow your dreams!

[cheftulips]

Just a few more left … and I added the star！

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