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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Eco printed socks: Sweat as mordant?
One pair of Husband's 100% wool cross-country ski socks, forty years olds…yes, forty. (I am not the only one with a Stash…) One day in the winter with only left-over dried eucalyptus to print with: Wool socks bundled over debarked … Continue reading
Late Winter Fungi Foraging
What are these, dear readers? They have been growing on a distressed young Red Maple (Acer rubrum) around the corner from my house and I collected some yesterday with the intention of trying them as dyes. They are in the … Continue reading
O To Be Eco Printing In England!
Above: Rhus typhina (Staghorn Sumac), quintessential plant of the Canadian landscape, sometimes known as “the Railway Plant” because is grows so freely along rail road embankments from coast to coast. Its red candles were used by Native Peoples of Canada … Continue reading
Posted in book arts, classes, dye plants, Eco Prints, eco prints on paper
Tagged dye plants, dyeing with sumac, Eco prints on paper, mordants
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