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Anna Carolyn Meier
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2020
Hi my name is Anna and I'm an artist and earth witch who works closely with nature, to learn how to use it in sustainable ways, that promote a healthier future for our beautiful earth home. Come learn how to use natural dyes and natural materials and make beautiful magic with me!
Fresh Leaf Indigo
This tutorial covers three different ways to use fresh Japanese Indigo leaves to make a range of beautiful aqua blues.
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can you only obtain aqua using these methods or can u reach this in a reduction vat later on ? also can you use the left over material that’s become indigotin for a mother vat to get the pigment ? i think i waited too long so everything is mostly green instead of cyan ;)thk u !!!
Feeling 😊 inspired and excited. thank you for your video.
Anna = this was three years ago now and i am curious about what has happened with these samples.. is there any follow up on how colorfast they turne out to be ? July 2024 now and i am harvesting my third smallish crop of Japanese indigo. I have done several processing methods the first two years but am interested in using the fresh leaves this year with Michel Garcia’s “new” fresh_dried_chopped>make a vat method. OR one of your three to color some vintage cotton and linen napkins.. i don’t want to waste me small harvest.. could you recommend any of these three methods for that? I have never done your second method.. thank you
Great 💙
Thank you very much! 💙🩵💙
Can you do this with dry leaves?
Is it colorfast?
Thank you so much for this video.
Do you have previously mordanted your textile and wool ?
What is the name of these leaves called indgo and what kind of plant does it belong to?
Probably Japanese indigo based on the shape of the leaves.
Such clear concise instructions really easy to follow and the narrative was right on point Thankyou I’ve been looking for this kind of information for ages I’m super grateful to come across this fabulous colours
Thank you from Belgium
Thank you so much for this video. I have grown my own indigo and although am making indigo powder - I have some spare plants/leaves so might try your methods over the weekend. J xx