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A zesty yellow from garden weld, harvesting early June.

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Older: Rhubarb Root

wool and cotton dyed with rhubarb root from my garden: (L-R) no modifier, +alkali, +copper, +iron

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All the papers from the cutch and rhubarb root dye pots sewn in to one block

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