Dye Dangerously with Indigo Dye
There is no other dyestuff like indigo: complex chemistry, a tendency to rub off, and irresistible shades of blue.
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There is no other dyestuff like indigo: complex chemistry, a tendency to rub off, and irresistible shades of blue.
Fungi offer more than just a nonfat food full of potassium and B vitamins—you can dye with mushrooms, too!
This summer, I’ve spent more time working with and reading about cotton and flax than I typically do in my spinning life.
Today is Sisters Day which made me start thinking about who I consider my fiber family.
In “Bluefaced Leicester Crossbred Wool” from Spin Off Fall 2016, Carol explains what to look for in a crossbred sheep fleece.
Ever wanted to experiment with fiber and spin gradient yarn?
Learn everything you need to know about washing wool in this FREE eBook that discusses choosing your fiber, washing wool, and washing fleece fibers!
Learn everything you need to know about felting fiber in this exclusive, FREE eBook that includes expert tips on preparing and felting fiber and yarn.
Learn everything about spinning alpaca —a luxuriously soft and versitile fiber—in this FREE eBook that contains free spinning projects, expert tips & more!
Tinkuy Spinning and Weaving Conference 2017 is in November, and I’m lining up my ducks to go. This will be the third such gathering—think of it as an Andean weaving conference, though spinners and weavers from around the world will be there.
