In my definition (so far!) ‘eco dyes’ refer to the colours the plant can be induced to surrender, and ‘eco prints’ to the forms these dyes take on the substrate.
https://wendyfe.wordpress.com/plants-for-eco-dyeing-and-eco-printing/
There is this whole new, fascinating world out there in using plants and their colors to treat fiber materials! One book I may need to find:
So what does this all look like? How could I NOT try this??





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