Have you tried Blueberries or Pokeberries for blue dyes. I seen the video on Elderberry dye. I do know that Pokeberries are toxic. Do take caution working with them.
I love your videos! Do you have a course you offer? I may be going to Peru soon and I know you went there recently and I want to learn what to practice with before I go.
Thank you so much, Sesha - so happy you found Color Quest! I do have one digital course I offer called 'Cookin' Color' which is linked in all of my video descriptions. It is a self-paced tutorial on the basics of natural dyeing with an avocado ombre dip dyed project included. I teach in-person workshops in Washington state and will be hosting a week long retreat in Mexico in 2024. You could probably learn as much as needed just by watching the ~150 videos in the library here 😊 If you are going to be studying with a dye master in Peru, you will learn so much in country, but best advice is to just start dyeing at home. You are going to LOVE Peru, so I hope you get to go. Happy travels and keep in touch!
Thank you 💙 I truly loved the variation! In this part of the world, fresh leaf is fairly short lived, ie. 2-3 months in the summer. Perhaps it is the wrong time of year for you?
Are you in Washington? I’m in Port Townsend and I have been looking for someone to take some classes from…be it dying and also vegetarian sheepskin making. Do you offer these or do you know of someone that does in or near my area? Thanks!
Hi Marni! Yes, I'm in Washington, and yes, I do teach natural dyeing 🤎 Feel free to reach out via email and we can chat about putting together a tutorial class for you. I will be in Port Townsend at the end of October, so maybe we can plan something for then 😊 I'm afraid I can't help you with the vegetarian sheepskin, but sounds cool!
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Love those light aqua greens.
I was amazed at how much color variation I got, and yes, those light greens are yummy 💚
Congrats on another mindblueing video! Love this one a lot. Thanks for sharing and showing the wonderful world of fresh leaf indigo.
Look at you mashing up the word play 😘 Thank you so much for sticking by my side even through the blues 💙
Great video!! Would you recommend using a blender and bowls specifically for dying? Or can I use my household blender and bowls? Thanks!
Excited to try this tomorrow!!! Thank you!
You are most welcome - excited for you to try it out 💙
Have you tried Blueberries or Pokeberries for blue dyes. I seen the video on Elderberry dye. I do know that Pokeberries are toxic. Do take caution working with them.
I love your videos! Do you have a course you offer? I may be going to Peru soon and I know you went there recently and I want to learn what to practice with before I go.
Thank you so much, Sesha - so happy you found Color Quest! I do have one digital course I offer called 'Cookin' Color' which is linked in all of my video descriptions. It is a self-paced tutorial on the basics of natural dyeing with an avocado ombre dip dyed project included. I teach in-person workshops in Washington state and will be hosting a week long retreat in Mexico in 2024. You could probably learn as much as needed just by watching the ~150 videos in the library here 😊 If you are going to be studying with a dye master in Peru, you will learn so much in country, but best advice is to just start dyeing at home. You are going to LOVE Peru, so I hope you get to go. Happy travels and keep in touch!
Thanks madem🏅
You are most welcome, Sudu 💙
A fabulous range of colours. I would love to try fresh leaf but I haven't found any in Australia as yet.
Thank you 💙 I truly loved the variation! In this part of the world, fresh leaf is fairly short lived, ie. 2-3 months in the summer. Perhaps it is the wrong time of year for you?
@@MargaretByrdColorQuest no idea but I will keep looking
@@hawthorngrove3629 Good luck!
Are you in Washington? I’m in Port Townsend and I have been looking for someone to take some classes from…be it dying and also vegetarian sheepskin making. Do you offer these or do you know of someone that does in or near my area? Thanks!
Hi Marni! Yes, I'm in Washington, and yes, I do teach natural dyeing 🤎 Feel free to reach out via email and we can chat about putting together a tutorial class for you. I will be in Port Townsend at the end of October, so maybe we can plan something for then 😊 I'm afraid I can't help you with the vegetarian sheepskin, but sounds cool!