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How to make natural inks from plants

One of my favourite things to do with leftover dye baths is to create inks or watercolour…

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natural dyeing with avocado stones
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Dyeing with avocado stones or pits

Avocados are a great beginner dye to work with. The seeds contain tannic acid which acts as a natural mordant binding to..

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Learn about our upcoming Greek retreat on Andros, natural dyeing & colour from Eucalyptus. 

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IT is an ancient practice of extracting colour or dyes from plants, invertebrates, LICHENS or MINERALS

Natural dyes have been used to colour textiles for centuries. While we do not know exactly when our ancestors discovered that natural materials could be used as forms of pigment, ink or dye.

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This 1-hour mini-course covers everything you need to know to get started with the very basics of natural dyeing using avocado stones.   

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