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Daily Archives: July 6, 2015
A Dyeing Experiment Gone Right: Rhubarb Dyeing and Mordants
This image may not seem very exciting, but I proved something during this dyeing process.
A friend turned up the other day with a huge parcel of rhubarb leaves from her dad’s garden. She’d kept a promise to bring me some for dyeing purposes and had had them in her freezer for a couple of weeks. Continue reading →
