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Eco dyeing

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Eco Printing on Fabric. Learn basic Eco Printing Techniques with black walnut and maple leaves printed on silk chiffon and cotton with an iron modifier.

Eco Printing or Eco Dyeing on Fabric. How to make Eco Prints with leaves on silk chiffon and cotton fabric with an iron modifier.

It's All About the Mordants and Assists – The Yarn Tree - fiber, yarn and natural dyes

Mordants and Assists available at The Yarn Tree Today I’d like to talk about mordants.The word mordant comes from the French word “mordre” – to bite. The mordant combines with a natural dye and fixes the color to the material. Mordants make the color richer, lightfast and wash-fast.

My Eco Printing Tips & Tricks - Made By Barb - what I have learned

Eco printing has so many questions since it is such an interesting art form. I'll share my Eco Printing Tips & tricks with you from my many experimentations

Sustainability and zero waste initiatives are super important, so I tried a natural dyeing technique using avocado, onions, red cabbage and blackberry food scraps. This DIY is so easy on natural fabric like linen and cotton, and made dyeing my reuseable sustainable face masks really fun. Try this fun project at home with your kids to teach them about eco-friendly practices and staying safe. Click to find out how to naturally dye your DIY face coverings, and to see how mine turned out!

Sustainability and zero waste initiatives are super important, so I tried a natural dyeing technique using avocado, onions, red cabbage and blackberry food scraps. This DIY is so easy on natural fabric like linen and cotton, and made dyeing my reuseable sustainable face masks really fun. Try this fun project at home with your kids to teach them about eco-friendly practices and staying safe. Click to find out how to naturally dye your DIY face coverings, and to see how mine turned out!

How to Dye with Red Cabbage — Zuahaza – Colombian Home Textiles

Natural Dyeing Tutorial. Learn how to use red cabbage to obtain beautiful purples, greens and blues with organic cotton yarn.

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Easy DIY Iron Mordant Recipe for Natural Dyeing and Eco Printing. Learn how to make a liquid Iron Mordant or Iron Modifier for Plant Dyeing and Eco Dyeing. #dyeing #naturaldye #yarndyeing #fabricdye

Easy DIY Iron Mordant Recipe for Natural Dyeing and Eco Printing. Learn how to make a liquid Iron Mordant or Iron Modifier for Plant Dyeing and Eco Dyeing. #dyeing #naturaldye #yarndyeing #fabricdye

Easy Eco Printing with Sumac - Made By Barb - easy, reliable eco prints

Love Sumac! When you want reliable results with minimal use of additives, Eco printing with sumac gives great results...

The Iso Dye Club ecourse reflection | Eco dyeing fabric, Fabric dyeing techniques, Eco printing

Jun 30, 2020 - The live round of the Iso Dye Club has come to an end, although new students are still welcome to join and will be able to work through the ecourse at their own pace. It has been the most wonderful…

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Our new Eco carpet collections offer 56 new green colours in a wide range of beautiful nuances. We call them green because they’re designed to stay stylish for years and because more than 80% of the colour dye is reused again and again during the production process. Are you ready to take a stand on colours?
Unsere Eco-Teppichkollektionen umfassen 56 neue grüne Farben, auch wenn sie rot, gelb oder blau sind. Wir bezeichnen die Farben als grün, weil sie so konzipiert sind, dass sie mit anderen Farbtönen, Materialien, Licht und Raum interagieren - und so über viele Jahre hinweg stilvoll bleiben. Und weil sich mehr als 80 % der Farbstoffe im Herstellungsprozess immer wieder verwenden lassen.
Unsere neuen Eco-Teppichkollektionen umfassen 56 neue grüne Farben in einer Vielzahl wunderschöner Nuancen. Wir bezeichnen die Farben als grün, weil sie so konzipiert sind, dass sie über Jahre hinweg stilvoll bleiben, und weil sich mehr als 80 % der Farbstoffe im Herstellungsprozess immer wieder verwenden lassen. Damit sind die Teppiche ein physischer Beweis für unsere gelebte Kreislaufwirtschaft. Sie zeigen, dass textile Bodenbeläge grün sein können – unabhängig von ihrer Farbe.
A collection that is eco-friendly, made out of 100% plastic bottles, organic cotton, fruit dyes and more!. Feminine yet dynamic that stands out in the street.