Eco printing on wool gives such satisfying results ... these leaves were windfalls that I dried last fall just before the snow flew and they have given beautiful prints.
The strip of brown is wool melton that has been naturally dyed with red
onion skins, cutch and a couple of iron spikes in the dye pot.
The small squares are cotton fabric that was previously used as an iron blanket when I was dyeing scarves.
This will become a 20" pillow that has some hand stitching added to the machine stitched details. The asymmetrical design really appeals to me :)
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
Eco Printing and Natural Dyeing
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