Very nice video, I love your vibe & work. I am at the moment trying to do something similar with some wild mustard flowers growing in our communal garden. Did you use any tanin for the mordant or only alum?
@@pheart2381 than you) I'm a crossstitcher and I want to try dyeing my evenweave with natural dyes. So I was wondering about the ways to prolong the colors of the fabric for as much longer time as possible.
Hello, so yes it’s all about the mordanting /pretreatment of the fibers before dyeing. You can use alum for animal fibers and alum acetate for plant fibers … there are other ways but that should get you started 💛
@@billynou Thank you! I have no idea what camera to get but I want to get something nicer then my phone. I am not a tech person though and I feel sooo lost!😅 He is very talented!
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Love colours on the daughter's top.
I do too
Great fun, such amazing yellows! Your kids are so big now and so cute ❤❤❤❤❤
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another beautiful video!! so grateful for your content
Thanks for watching 🥰
BEAUUUTIFUL as always
Thank you xxx
fun...thank you!!!
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Wonderful
Thank you
Very nice video, I love your vibe & work. I am at the moment trying to do something similar with some wild mustard flowers growing in our communal garden. Did you use any tanin for the mordant or only alum?
Are you still offering online classes?
What did you use to mordant?
I used alûm for my silk , alum acetate for the bamboo and a combination of tannin and alum for the cotton socks 💛
Amazing video!! Onу question if I may - how do you fixate these colors?
Mordanting helps the dye grab onto the fabric.
@@pheart2381 than you) I'm a crossstitcher and I want to try dyeing my evenweave with natural dyes. So I was wondering about the ways to prolong the colors of the fabric for as much longer time as possible.
Hello, so yes it’s all about the mordanting /pretreatment of the fibers before dyeing. You can use alum for animal fibers and alum acetate for plant fibers … there are other ways but that should get you started 💛
Such a lovely video! Its so peaceful and inspiring! May i ask what camera & editing software you use? I love how warm your videos are!
It’s Sony alpha camera and I have NO idea what software it is 😆 it’s my partner who does all the editing 😅 and he is very talented ♥️♥️
@@billynou Thank you! I have no idea what camera to get but I want to get something nicer then my phone. I am not a tech person though and I feel sooo lost!😅 He is very talented!
Lovely! Do they fade away when washed?
So many factors involved in colour fastness but in general they last much better than people think! 😆
Did you keep the leftover water and reuse
Not this time but I watered my plants with it…. You can also make lake pigments with left over dye baths 🌸