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An area I’ve been exploring off and on since this spring is eco-dyeing…using things naturally found to create dye baths. I’ve tried boiling kettles full of avocado pits/skins, red cabbage, coffee grounds, and the like with wonderful results. The fabrics used has included linen, cotton, and silk. As with everything I do, I tend to dive right in and do it…until something else catches my eye. This…
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Lo que he aprendido del eco-dyeing (teñido ecológico)- Pasos DIY
Lo que he aprendido del eco-dyeing (teñido ecológico)- Pasos DIY
Mi camino hacia el aprendizaje del teñido natural empezó cuando decidí ofrecer en tu segunda compra en Vayven Apparel una bolsa de algodón multiusos hecha a mano por mí, teñida con elementos naturales como jamaica y betabel y estampada con flores del jardín (principalmente de bugambilias y plumbagos).
Bolsita multiusos hecha a mano en tu segunda compra Vayven Apparel!
Después empecé a…
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Eco-dyeing eggs for Greek Easter with onion skins, turmeric and red cabbage.
The eggs were pre-boiled and allowed to cool before being decorated with gathered flowers and then wrapped in old pantyhose. The onion skins, turmeric and red cabbage were boiled separately with 2 tbsps white vinegar and then cooled before adding the eggs.
While I was out gathering the flowers, I met this beautiful butterfly. It flew around me three times as I think I disturbed it’s lunch….it was quite big and a strong flyer. Strangely it’s called the Scarce Swallowtail (Iphiclides podalirius) even thought it’s not actually scarce. I felt very honored!
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Happy Greek Easter- Καλή Ανάσταση & Καλό Πάσχα. Eco-dyeing eggs for Greek Easter with onion skins, turmeric and red cabbage.
I made a video to show a bit more about my dyeing experiments, and give you an all around experience of it! I hope you enjoy <3
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Fabienne Dorsman-Rey
