Ditchling Dye Day March 2019
For our last workshop, we set up two indigo vats and an iron/soda dye bath. Ferrous sulphate in solution. fabrics were immersed in this warm solution …
For our last workshop, we set up two indigo vats and an iron/soda dye bath. Ferrous sulphate in solution. fabrics were immersed in this warm solution …
A busy start to the year, with a print workshop and dye pot for safflower. Safflower petals are soaked and the ph level adjusted at different …
Setting up for alkaline extraction method with madder root – adding washing soda And then testing for the ph – looking for ph 9-10 but we …
Using tannin and iron to make black. Samples are dipped, exposed and redipped to achieve the dark colour. Overdying samples with Indigo Some examples of the eco …
Our September workshop was spent mostly processing and dyeing with fresh and dried indigo leaves, fresh woad leaves and also with Saxon blue dye. Woad leaves …
We set up three dye pots in the morning for – cochineal, madder and weld For the madder we used recipe 10 in “Colours From Nature” And …
A busy but fun day at Ditchling with Jenny Dean where we set up 4 dye pots this time: Logwood (Purple), Sappanwood (pink red) and …
Dyeing with cutch, rhubarb root and alkanet root in the spring sunshine. colour from rhubarb root samples of alkanna, cutch and rhubarb root
This was the second session at Ditchling Museum with Jenny Dean and today, the dye event was using walnut husks and leaves on a variety …
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