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Make dye and ink from Persian Berries
They are another classic of the natural dye world. Buckthorn berries, Avignon berries, or best known as; Persian berries. Buckthorn...


Abbreviations in Natural Dyeing and Eco Printing for Beginners
It is really confusing, when you are just getting started and you are reading up on the blogs: cotton, AA, Euc, Fe dip, Steamed for 90...


7 Different Natural Yellows And An Iron Test
testing 7 different yellow natural dyes and their tannin levels.


Dyeing with Dyer's Greenweed
Using Genista Tictoria, Dyer's Greenweed as a yellow dye source


Quick Fresh Indigo
I was gifted 5 beautiful Persicaria Tinctoria plants by my new friend Hagar in the North of my country. She has been growing a field of...


4 types of aluminium mordants & recipes for use.
Dye experiments using different alum based mordants


7 Different Tannins and Ferrous Sulfate in Eco Printing.
Different tannins give different results when eco printing with a ferrous sulfate rich target piece.


How-to; Improve any eco print in 5 minutes
Improve an eco print flop in 5 minutes


Make Your Own Ink From Plant Materials
How to make beautiful inks for writing and painting from natural materials.


9 reasons your natural dye project went wrong.
9 ways to get your natural dye project right


Dyeing with Bark Dyes
Natural dyes made from different types of wood bark; poplar, chestnut and birch


Setting Up A Hydros Indigo Vat
Setting up an Indigo vat using Hydros as the reducer


World Wide Slow Dye Jars
Work Wide Slow Dye Jars


Red Eucalyptus Eco Prints
Red prints with Eucalyptus


Compound colours; Indigo and Weld greens
Some colours (especially light fast) are hard to create with natural dyes, certain shades of purple, orange and greens. For these shades...


Fermentation and Solar Dyeing, the ultimate slow dye.
Slow dyeing with fermentation and solar dye process


Mordants and tannins. Assists and modifiers.
Mordants, tannins, assists and modifiers in natural dyeing and eco printing, what are they, and what are they not.


Rhamnus frangula (Alder Buckthorn) on cotton
Rhamnus frangula on cellulose textiles


Dyeing fabrics with Alder Buckthorn
Dyeing with alder buckthorn bark (Rhamnus)


Green without indigo, using logwood and weld
Dyeing green with logwood and weld
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