The secret spectrum of plant-based dyeing | Inspired by nature | Gardening Australia

[@ErgonBill]

Brings back memories of my mother producing woolen garments straight from the sheep's back. Using home made dyes from the garden fascinated me. Most memorable colour for me, was an amazing soft green produced from willow bark.

[@pennylane9155]

Nature creates the most beautiful colours. Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@GardeningAustralia]

We agree - Thank you for watching!

[@NewMindGarden]

Wow.. Fabulous

[@ausblue1]

lovely to see

[@simonejulee1111]

So amazing!

[@lieslharper6369]

Amazing… I have so much to learn

[@michelleleisha9063]

We have been doing this in our culture 4 centuries.

[@jerryinawasa5281]

Amazing work

[@BadarTVOfficial]

Great Amazing video

[@trabasstrabass9363]

Very beautiful work. 👏👏

[@GardeningAustralia]

Absolutely!

[@dirkkuerschnerpeasantfield8913]

How do you find more on how to do this? Can I contact this lady? Thanks

[@michaelmuir5293]

...any tips on hand-dyeing a lambswool & angora sweater...do you have a black or navy color?...

[@1toolquip]

I have heap's of Persimmon leaves which they use for dyeing fabric and yarn in Korea.

[@Joy1957K]

YAY !! #1

[@fCLEF007]

but she's involving ferrous sulfate - that's a chemical ...