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natural dyes from dye plants | buy natural dyes & learn how to do dye with them | wild colours natural dyes change text size? close menu wild colours indigo dye kit! wild fibres - natural fibres for felting, spinning & dyeing ! wild paper handmade paper for printing, artists & gift wrap special delivery - buy here! wild colours - exciting colours from natural dyes buy natural dyes from dye plants natural dyes produce an extraordinary diversity of rich and complex colours as well as unexpected results, making them exciting to use. buy natural dyes, dye extracts, seeds & mordants buy hazel rose looms & rakestraw spinners buy natural dye kits & wool for dyeing what dyes should i choose? (click on a photo) red colours madder, brazilwood, cochineal, safflower, ladies' bedstraw, dyers' woodruff & st john's wort yellow dyes weld, dyers greenweed, coreopsis & chamomile, fustic, tansy, dock, goldenrod, pomegranate, onion blue dyes indigo , japanese indigo, woad, alkanet & logwood shibori dyeing what are natural dyes? most natural dyes come from dye plants, the best-known ones including madder, brazilwood, logwood, weld, woad and indigo. some natural dyes, such as cochineal, come from insects, or from mineral sources. madder, weld and other dye plants have been used for thousands of years. until the late 1800s when synthetic dyes came into common use, textile colours came from the use of natural dyes. natural dyeing can, however, easily become the future. natural dyes are a renewable resource and not dependent on petroleum as are many synthetic dyes. providing alum is used as a mordant, plant dyes use no toxic or polluting chemicals, and the organic matter left over from dye plants can be put on the compost. combined with the natural colours of wool and cotton, natural fabric dyes such as indigo and cochineal are arguably the only possible colours for dyeing organic textiles. read more about natural dyes and buy natural dyes here . dyeing with natural dye extracts although it is very exciting to dye fibre directly from plants that you have grown yourself, natural dye extracts are economical, very concentrated and easy to repeat a colour. they save time as they do not require lengthy pre-soaking and simmering, and dye extracts can be mixed to obtain different dye colours. read more about natural dye extracts here and buy dye extracts here . how do i start with natural dyes? 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(opens a new page) wild colours natural dyes customer comments: thank you for your prompt response to my order for dye seeds which i received today. i am writing to say that i find your websites very interesting and will definitely be making other orders very soon! best wishes and "bonne continuation" (as the french say!). wendy from france i loved your website, we can feel your heart in it and it's great. audrey from france "fascinating and useful site. must have taken a lot of effort to research and maintain it.’ david finnegan, southport ‘brilliant service. finding your website really informative.’ claire from shipley, uk 'wow! thank you so much for sending me my parcel in record time – i was amazed and delighted! i am just starting out with natural dyeing of our own alpacas' yarn and so it is very exciting to be in a position to get going.' carole from cairndinnis alpacas 'just to let you know that i've been really impressed with your service and the quality of the materials and information on the website.' clare http://clarabellacraft.blogspot.com/ “thank you for the super quick delivery!” estelle faust, harrow “hello! you have a wonderful website! so much information! i love all the dyes you have and your product list is fantastic! just what i'm looking for.” anne mcenroe, california, usa 'i received the parcel two days ego. all is perfect. thank you very much. and special thanks for flyers. i visited your other websites and found some very interesting things!' dmitry sukhoverkov, moscow, russia what's new on this website? 2018 14 mar 100 gm mayan indigo now back in stock 08 feb new indigo cakes including small indigo cakes 2017 05 sep wild colours now defaults to mobile site on ipads & tablets 30 aug tamil nadu indigo 100 gms & 500 gms is back in stock! 22 jun new - cut english madder 19 jun extracts - dyeing with cochineal , sorghum & goldenrod 19 apr dye with buckthorn bark & buy buckthorn bark here 12 apr special offer on 12” loom - save £10! 22 feb you can now buy next day delivery here 31 jan from 01 feb, we have changed our address - see footer 2016 25 oct dyeing with pomegranate & buy pomegranate rind 18 oct new - photos of projects dyed with natural dyes! 12 aug paypal shopping cart error corrected 13 may persian berry extract is now under buckthorn extract 27 apr larger indigo blocks now available 21 apr falklands dk wool is back in stock 11 mar we now sell english ground madder 10 mar quilt weaver needles back in stock 03 feb new pages on logwood dye & dyeing with logwood back to top earlier wild colours natural dyes version history new visitors this month visitors to wild colours natural dyes top of page text size too small? if the text is too small, “ctrl +” on your key board should make it larger (“ctrl -” makes it smaller) hold the control key (ctrl) down and press the plus key (+) at the same time, repeatedly, until the text is large enough. how to contact us:- wild colours natural dyes, studio 319 , scott house, the custard factory, gibb st, birmingham b9 4dt, uk contact teresinha for enquiries tel: +44 (0)7979 770865 email: [email protected] [ search ] [ contact us ] [ ordering ] [ international ] [ about us ] [ site map ] [ links ] uk postage £4.95p on orders up to £70 in value & free over £70 in uk delivery to europe + rest of world click here special & next day delivery last updated on 04 june 2018 website & photos by mike roberts ©2006-18 wild colours natural dyes site search

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