Results for “Natural Dyeing How-to & Info” (14 products)

General Information and Use Dharma Dye Fixative is a commercial grade product that increases washfastness, wetfastness, resistance to perspiration staining, and resistance to seawater fading. It works with several kinds of dye and any natural fabric or blend. It is particularly useful to quilters when...

You can do all these things with Fiber Reactive Dyes! - hands down the best dyes for cotton, rayon, hemp, linen and other natural fibers. Tie-dye (multiple colors in patterns) Basic Tie-Dye - simple instructions/recipe Group Tie-Dye Instructions Tie-Dye - materials list for large groups...

Choosing Your Dye - The best, longest lasting, brightest, and most professional dyes are made for dyeing specific types of fiber. Some might dye one type of fiber really well, but also dye another type almost as well. Less expensive and easier to use "generic"...

General Information and Use Sodium Alginate is primarily used in food production as a thickener and emulsifier although it also has a variety of uses in areas such as printing, packaging, industrial, and medical/dental applications. In the textile craft industry Sodium Alginate can be used...

Making a fabric garland is a great way to reuse and recycle fabrics and is a fun craft just about anyone can do! Do you have a bunch of fabric scraps and other crafting odds and ends taking up space in your home? This tutorial...

Red is the color of love, romance, passion, victory, as well as sin, guilt, blood and anger, just to name a few.The scientific definition of red is “any of a number of similar colors evoked by light consisting predominantly of the longest wavelengths of light...

Silk Painting has led me in the direction of painting one-of-a-kind garments that emphasize texture and flow. Here, my great love of dance and movement comes shining through. The silk encourages grace and ease of expression, and the capes have become a favorite item with...

My name is Alison Patron. I am a watercolor artist, as well as a silk artist. I have been painting watercolors since I can remember. I had a "one-man" show in Switzerland with wonderful success! I have just recently learned the art of painting on...

Here's our take at de-mystifying silk! Silk has been a popular fiber for thousands of years. Used to weave the robes of emperors and kings across Asia and Europe, sari’s in India, the earliest example of silk fabric is from 3630 BC from burial wrappings....