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Category Archives: Indigo dyeing
October Studio
September has passed in a blur of sun, studio-time and a mad race to prepare for the annual studio tour of two weekends. As I have spent most of the post-tour week cleaning up, it occurred to me that you, … Continue reading
Posted in artist books, artist's studio, book arts, indigo, Indigo dyeing, Magnificat, Odilon Redon, Rust dyeing, Rust Printing
Tagged book arts, dyeing with indigo, Eco Prints, Rust Printing
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Indigo blues et amaranth reds in August
A busy month so far! Art, gardens, travels, guests… Brooklyn and Manhattan in late July, early August were HOT! Ottawa, too. But refuge was close: The Brooklyn Botanical Garden, and in particular, the native plants garden, were ripe with goldenrod … Continue reading
A Garden Printed in July
Eco dyeing and eco printing are, for me, art forms sprung from my lifelong love of plants and gardening. My earliest childhood memories, in fact, are of the textures, forms and colours of plants – bilberries, heather and fuschia growing … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, dye plants, dyeing with native plants, Eco Prints, eco prints on paper, Indigo dyeing, Rust Printing
Tagged Bloodroot, dye plants, Dyeing with coreopsis, dyeing with cotinus, dyeing with geranium leaves, dyeing with indigo, dyeing with maple leaves, dyeing with marigolds, dyeing with sumac, Eco Bundles, eco printing with pansies, eco printing with tea, Indigo indigofera, iron as dye assistant, natural dye extracts, Rust Printing
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Rust and Indigo For A Chinese Thread Book
Thanks to the delightful kindness of Kit Tyrrell, one of my blog readers in the UK, I have received two booklets by Ruth Smith about folded books that can contain many compartments. One such book is the Chinese Thread Book … Continue reading