The video from Des Racines et Ailes. is lovely and informative, even if you don't speak French
photo credit: workshops from botanical colors,
Woad Dye and Denise Lambert of Bleu de Lectoure
More on natural dyes at Botanical Colors.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Woad Dye
Just found out about this medieval dye from France being revived and
marketed in products by Bleu de Lecture. French blue was in vogue way
before the aniline mauve craze of the industrial era. Woad is plant
based and looks to be a good alt for indigo (which crocks). This will
add to the range of naturally sane blue colored possibilities.
The video from Des Racines et Ailes. is lovely and informative, even if you don't speak French
More on natural dyes at Botanical Colors.
The video from Des Racines et Ailes. is lovely and informative, even if you don't speak French
More on natural dyes at Botanical Colors.
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