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dyes from the kitchen

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wolmuts is now friends with Arlene and Abigail Thomas

October 5

Abigail Thomas commented on wolmuts's photo 'onion wool'

beautiful

September 7

wolmuts commented on kimberly baxter packwood's group 'Spinning'

I spun the hair of the dog my mum owns (with alpaca and silk).It never stopped smelling of dog, not even after washing and rinsing umphteen times. Some breeds have a strong smell and it is hard to get rid off, so I hope yours isn't one of them (m...

August 2

laura commented on wolmuts's photo 'logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum)'

Great colors!

July 13

kimberly baxter packwood commented on wolmuts's photo 'logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum)'

Lovely color range!

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wolmuts added a photo to the album 'dyeing workshop'

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July 11

wolmuts commented on Rebecca Burgess's blog post 'Lavender Logwood'

That's beautiful! Much more purple than the batch I did.

July 11

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At 7:37am on April 6, 2009, laura said…: The variety I mostly use is Asclepias syriaca. It's the easiest to grow...in fact it tries to take over the whole backyard. The pods are large and full of beautiful fluff.

At 7:53am on March 30, 2009, laura said…: The milkweed yarn is very soft. It's also very hard to spin because the fibers ars short,slippery and love to fly! Still, it's one of my favorites.

At 10:13am on March 28, 2009, kimberly baxter packwood said…: Hi Wolmut

Welcome to the group - Kimberly

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Why would you like to join Natural Surfaces?: There's a lot of nice things to see here, different from what I have seen elsewhere. Very inspiring.

What is your experience with natural dyes, none is needed but knowing will help us to better meet your needs!: I have done some natural dying, mostly with wool for spinning. There's a lot to learn, I have just touched the surface.