It seems this blog is going to seed, in more than one way. Lets make a new starting point, and lets start by offering some Japanese Indigo ...

... where the japanese indigo is ready for harvesting. Maybe it has been for some time now, but since it needs my hands for working the magi...

One of the exiting things about natural dyeing for me, is to find out more about the 'Nordic Colour Spectrum'. Or what the colour ...

In the Scandinavian part of the world, there really aren't many plants for the dyeing pot during the long winter months. Dried and froze...

I had a bit of luck rummaging the local secondhand store; a tasmanian wool cardigan, never worn, just a tiny hole that needed mending. Gathe...

For many years, I was happy and content dyeing with plants found practically under my feet. Sometimes, when studying dusty old dyeing boo...

Some of the best natural dye students are under the age of five. Seriously; how many grown up students jump up and down and hug you, when yo...