This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

This sewing thread is 100% organic cotton, a fine thread suitable for hand sewing and machine sewing on a paper bobbin.

There are 500m (546yrds) on each spool with the neutral colours also being available in 1000m length. 

In terms of matching a thread to a fabric, please get in touch, as the colour shown on the monitor can vary. 

Available in an array of over 30 colours!

100% Organic Cotton

500m

ORGANIC COTTON DIAPER MUSLIN – 80 × 80 CM
100 % Organic Cotton | Width 80 cm | Weight 106 g/m² | GOTS certified (Ecocert 268009)

A lightweight, naturally cream muslin woven especially for reusable nappies and baby care. Each unit is an 80 × 80 cm square; order several and we’ll send them as one continuous length so you can cut your own sizes.

Uses

Baby & Care
• Fold‑your‑own cloth diapers and inserts
• Burp cloths, swaddles, washcloths
• Nursing pads, baby wipes

Home & Crafts
• Cheese‑making or straining cloth
• Cleaning and polishing rags
• Lightweight curtains, crafts, gift wrap

Why it’s special

• 100 % certified‑organic cotton (GOTS)
• Undyed & unbleached – gentle on delicate skin
• Vegan and plastic‑free
• Sold in practical squares but shipped uncut when you buy multiples
• Breathable open weave – dries quickly after washing

In a nutshell

• Material: 100 % organic cotton muslin (gauze)
• Colour: Natural cream, unbleached
• Size per piece: 80 × 80 cm (31 × 31 in)
• Weight: 106 g/m²
• Shrinkage: approx. 5–10 %
• Certification: GOTS by Ecocert Greenlife 268009

Care

Wash at 60–90 °C with an eco detergent. Tumble‑ or line‑dry. Expect up to 10 % shrinkage after the first hot wash.

Organic European Solidago
Dye Colour: Yellow, Orange, and Green | Organically Grown in Poland

Our Organic Solidago, also known as Goldenrod, is carefully grown and harvested in Europe, specifically Poland. Solidago is a genus of flowering plants in the aster family, with species found across meadows, prairies, and savannas, and is native to North America. This beautiful plant produces vibrant yellow, orange, and green hues when used for natural dyeing, making it a versatile addition to your dyeing projects.

Colour Fastness: Medium - Good

Colour Outcomes by WOF Ratio:

• 25% WOF Dye (Solidago): Produces a soft, pale yellow hue.
• 50% WOF Dye (Solidago): Yields a deeper, vibrant yellow.
• 100% WOF Dye (Solidago): Results in a rich, golden yellow with orange undertones.

Basic Recipe for Yellow:

• Ingredients: 100% Solidago, Wool (Alum Mordant 10%)
• Instructions:
  • Soak the Solidago leaves for 1 day or overnight.
  • Boil the soaked leaves for 1 hour and drain.
  • Simmer the yarn in the dye bath for up to 1 hour.
  • Rinse and dry to reveal a stunning yellow hue.

Unlock the potential of this naturally vibrant dye and enjoy the rich colours it brings to your fabrics and yarns.

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HAWTHORN BERRIES DYE
Dye Colour: Original Beige/Yellow | With Iron: Silver Grey, Grey Green | Country of Collection: Hungary

Hawthorn berries are rich in tannins and provide soft and earthy tones, ideal for dyeing wool and silk. The natural beige or yellow hue can be modified by adding iron, creating subtle shades of silver grey, grey, or grey-green. The resulting colours are earthy and gentle, as seen in the yarns dyed with Hawthorn, giving a timeless, organic feel to any fibre project.

In addition to dyeing, I sometimes use Hawthorn berries to slightly lower the pH in dye baths, such as when dyeing with Madder to create richer orange tones.

Colour Fastness: Poor - Medium when using a mordant.

Colour Outcomes by WOF Ratio:

• 100% WOF Dye (Hawthorn): Produces a soft beige or yellow.
• After mordant with Iron: Creates silver grey, grey, or grey-green hues.
  

Basic Recipe for Dyeing:

Ingredients:

• 10% Alum
• 100% Hawthorn
• 1-3% Iron

Instructions:

1. Mordant yarn with 10% Alum, either hot at 85°C (185°F) for 1 hour or cold for 12-24 hours.
2. Extract Hawthorn for 1-2 hours at 85°C (185°F). Strain dye.
3. Add mordanted yarn to dye liquor and leave for 1 hour at 85°C (185°F).
4. Add Iron to modify the colour, if desired. The more iron you add, the greener the shade becomes. Aerate between dips and avoid leaving the yarn in the iron bath for more than 5-10 minutes.
5. Rinse and hang to dry.

Bring the beauty of earthy, organic hues to your fibre projects with Hawthorn, a dye plant with centuries of natural tradition.

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Organic Ground, Cut, or Whole Hibiscus Flowers
Vibrant Pink & Purple Hues for Dyeing | Cultivated in Egypt

Hibiscus flowers are an excellent choice for natural dyeing, offering stunning shades from light purples to deep pinks and even greens, depending on the mordant used. Ground Hibiscus produces a lighter purple hue on wool, while cut or whole flowers yield more vibrant tones. This pH-sensitive dye is perfect for hobby dyers and children’s activities, as it offers interesting colour shifts - from green to purple to pink -  and an experimental approach to dyeing.

Dyeing Tips:

• Ground Hibiscus: Use 50% of the dye weight relative to the fabric for a light purple hue.
• Cut or Whole Hibiscus: Use 75-100% of the dye weight relative to the fabric for deeper tones.
• pH Sensitivity: Hibiscus dye is pH-sensitive, meaning colour can shift, creating fun and unique results—perfect for those who enjoy experimenting.

Colour Fastness: Poor (colour may shift with pH changes)

Basic Hibiscus Dye Recipe:

1. Mordanting: Use Alum (10-15%) for dyeing wool.
2. Dye Ratio:
   • For mordanted fabric or yarn: Use 50-100% Hibiscus dye relative to the weight of the dry fibre.
3. Dyeing Process:
   • Soak Hibiscus flowers or powder in water and simmer.
   • Add mordanted fabric and simmer until the desired colour is achieved.

A delightful and experimental natural dye, perfect for adding beautiful, ever-changing shades to your projects!

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We are stepping away from paper prints and will send out the recipe and troubleshooter for this kit by pdf

ORGANIC INDIGO FRUCTOSE VAT FOR LINEN + COTTON ~ This Kit contains everything you need to dye 100-900g of natural Yarn/Fibre/Fabric.

DYE COLOUR: Blue - can be overdyed with Reseda Yellow for green or Cochineal Red for Purple.

Why for Plant fibres only? 

The Organic Vats tend to have a very high PH 12-13+ which will destroy Protein fibres like Wool and Silk over time. 

Notes on the Indigo Dye Kit.

• An Indigo Vat can be kept for many months 
• A Troubleshooting Guide for the Organic Sugar Vat is available as a free download when purchasing the Organic 1-2-3 Indigo Fructose Vat.

Most natural dyes aren't immediately exhausted and you can continue dyeing several more pieces. Each new dip will result in a paler colour.
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Don't want a Kit, but just the recipe? Click here for a downloadable PDF!


SUITABILITY

Over the past year, I have noticed that many crafters use natural dye kits to dye Cotton, linen and other plant based fibres. Unknown to them, the mordanting instructions used for Wool or Silk are unsuitable for plant based fibres and often will result in pale, short lasting colours.

We have remedied that with our collection of ever growing dye kits and stand alone dye recipes. You can now choose the dye kit according to your fibre need ~ protein (wool & other animal fibres) or plant based fibres (linen, hemp, cotton)

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The DYE Kit makes a lovely present too - well packaged in recyclable cardboard, the dyes come in resealable stand up bags and the recipe is printed on strong booklet paper, which can be reused again and again.


What you will receive in this Kit:

Full and reusable Dyeing instructions now send as pdf after purchase

Free download Link to the trouble shooting Guide

40g Organic Indigo, 80g Lime, 120g Fruit Sugar ~ all packaged in resealable stand up bags

Dyeing with an Organic Indigo Vat is most enjoyable. But like with a good Sourdough, or any living culture for that matter, Organic Indigo Vats need to be kept in balance, fed and cared for in order to thrive.

This Guide, will help you in determining what you need to add in order for the Vat to keep in balance and how to maintain it, as well as giving solutions to any problems that might occur. 

Looking for Indigo dye supplies? Not sure your calculation or assessment is correct? Contact us! ~ Or pick up the Indigo Organic Vat Dyeing Kit for Plant based Fibres here or the recipe only here.

Yep, it is as soft and fluffy as it looks! A stunningly soft organic merino wool fleece, extremely soft yet thick and well wearing. I made myself a blanket out of it last year and there isn't a night I don't snuggle up in it. Under the duvet in winter, without a duvet in the summer. I can only highly recommend it. 

Merino Wool Fleece is suitable for:

High quality Italian organic merino wool fabric, this lovely organic wool fabric is perfect for the colder months of the year. Beautifully warm, like any felted wool fabric, the cut edges don't fray, no seams necessary.

Warm, but breathable, this would make a lovely cardigan, dress, waist coat, cape, jumper, skirt, coat, jacket, poncho, shawl, leg or hand warmers, children's clothing and even cushion covers or blankets. Also sleeping bags for babies or hot water bottle covers can be made from this fabric.

Endless opportunities and even off cuts can be used for decorations.

Care: Brush or air out during the night, if needed wash by hand using an organic wool laundry detergent.

Please get in touch for different or bigger quantities!

Neem Leaves and Spray

Neem Leaves

These Neem leaves are grown on a small organic farm in India. The farm is kbA registered (registered organic).

Available in leaf form or as spray*

Neem is very popular and is used for so many things, medicinal, anti-fungal and as insecticide.  We treat all our articles with the neem oil spray in order to protect the yarns and wool from moths.

Neem oil Spray 

Neem oil, cold pressed from the fruits and seeds of the Indian Neem tree. Like the Neem leaves, the oil is ideal for protecting fabric, yarn and fibers from insects and moths. I use it all the time and I have yet to see a moth!

200ml spray bottle of Neem oil contains: cold pressed Neem Oil mit 1% Azadirachitin (active ingredient in Neem oil) natural essential oils, Isopropyl - alcohol

What customers say:
"Brilliant keeps midges out too and the smell just goes away I found it quite citrus but it may smell different to each person Hubby smelled faint lemongrass"

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Basic Recipe (Leaves): 

Sew little pouches (or use drawstring bags), just like Lavender pouches, stuff them loosely with Neem leaves, and put them into your yarn/wool storage. They smell pleasantly, but that is my opinion and so far doesn't seem to leave an odor on the yarn/wool.

100gr is enough for 5 small pouches.

Basic Recipe (Spray):

Simply spray onto your items, there is no trace of the oil or long term smell on your products. Even though the oil smells strong when applied. Pleasantly though, but that is my own opinion.  

OAK BARK DYE (Quercus spp.)
Dye Colour: Golden Beige and Browns | Country of Collection: Poland

Oak Bark is a tannin-rich, natural dye source used for centuries to achieve warm, earthy tones on wool and silk. Thanks to its high tannin content, no mordant is strictly necessary, but will result in better colour fastness. Experimenting with iron and adding oak galls can deepen or modify your results. Lighter beige tones emerge with lower pH (around 5), and deeper browns develop under higher pH (around 8), though iron is a more stable solution for darker tones.

Colour Fastness: Good

Colour Outcomes by WOF Ratio

• 50–100% WOF Oak Bark
  Produces a range of golden beige to medium browns, with the flexibility to go darker by adjusting the pH or boosting tannins with oak galls.

Basic Recipe for Dyeing

Ingredients:

• 50–100% Oak Bark (by weight of fibre)
• Wool or Silk (mordant not strictly necessary due to high tannin content)

Instructions:

1. Soak the oak bark overnight in water.
2. Simmer the soaked bark for 2 hours, then strain through a cloth.
3. Add wool or silk to the dye bath.
4. Simmer gently for 1 hour.
5. Cool & Rest: Allow the fibre to soak in the dye bath overnight to deepen the colour.
6. Rinse & Dry: Rinse the dyed fibre in cool water and hang to dry.

Embrace the rich tradition of oak bark dye and bring timeless, organic hues to your fibre projects—perfect for both beginners and seasoned natural dyers.

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ORGANIC PLAID MOORLANDS – Felted Wool Knit (Italian Wool Walk)

Origin: Italy | Width: approx. 160 cm | Weight: 300 g/m² | Fibre-dyed | Multi-coloured plaid in rust, soft yellow, blue and mauve

Orders of several lengths will always be cut continuously, unless instructed otherwise.

Rich in colour and character, ORGANIC PLAID MOORLANDS is a beautifully textured felted wool knit (Wollwalk) woven in an expressive plaid of rust, soft yellow, blue and mauve, grounded by orderly threads of black.
Warm, versatile and remarkably easy to work with, this Italian-made fabric transforms effortlessly into coats, skirts, and throws. Simply cut — no hemming required.

The Fabric

Made in Italy from soft, high-quality wool, Organic Plaid Moorlands is fibre-dyed for lasting colour depth and natural variation. The walked texture (300 g/m²) combines warmth, breathability, and durability, while the plaid pattern (repeat approx. 27 × 22 cm) offers visual rhythm and handmade appeal.

Edges can be cut cleanly without fraying — making it ideal for simple, timeless designs.

Uses

Clothing:
• Jackets, coats, and capes
• Skirts, dresses and tunics
• Pullovers, waistcoats and cardigans
• Scarves, hats, mittens and wrist warmers
• Baby and children’s outerwear

Homeware:
• Warm, insulating curtains
• Throws, blankets and cushions
• Rustic décor and upholstery

In a Nutshell

• Material: 75% organic Wool  & 25% organic Cotton (walked/felted knit)
• Colour: Multi-coloured plaid – rust, yellow, blue, mauve, with black detailing
• Width: approx. 160 cm
• Weight: 300 g/m²
• Pattern repeat: approx. 27 cm × 22 cm
• Production: Fibre-dyed, made in Italy
• Edges: Cut without fraying
• Cutting: Continuous length for multi-unit orders unless instructed otherwise

Care

Wool walk is naturally self-cleaning and needs washing only rarely.
Brush gently and air overnight in fresh air to restore freshness.
If needed, hand wash cold with a mild wool detergent or choose professional cleaning (P).
Reshape while damp and dry flat. Avoid tumble drying, bleach and high heat.

ORGANIC COTTON MUSLIN GAUZE – EXTRA WIDE
100 % Organic Cotton | Width 215 cm (post‑wash ≈ 170 cm) | Weight 45 g/m² | GOTS certified (Ecocert 268009)

Second pic explained: Roh= raw | Gewaschen= washed 

A feather‑light, open‑weave muslin in its purest form—undyed, unbleached, and woven extra wide for dramatic drape. After a hot 60 °C wash the cloth shrinks 30–35 % in length and develops a soft crepe texture while still finishing around 170 cm wide.

Uses
Home & Décor
• Sheer curtains, bed canopies, crib veils, mosquito nets
• Wedding arches and table backdrops
• Herb sachets, cheese or quark straining cloth

Body & Baby Care
• Re‑usable wipes, washcloths, swaddles
• Lightweight summer wraps or layering scarves

Why it’s special
• 100 % GOTS‑certified organic cotton, vegan & plastic‑free
• Open weave for breathability and quick drying
• Supplied raw; natural cream colour, no optical brighteners
• Extra‑wide bolt (215 cm) gives you seamless panels for curtains or photography backdrops
• Crepe finish appears naturally after the first hot wash
• Minor distortion at weave intersections evens out on pre‑wash

In a nutshell
• Material: Organic cotton muslin / gauze
• Width: 215 cm raw → ≈ 170 cm after 60 °C wash
• Weight: 45 g/m²
• Shrinkage: 30–35 % length, slight width reduction
• Certification: GOTS by Ecocert 268009
• Colour: Natural cream, unbleached

Care
Wash at 40–60 °C with eco detergent. Expect up to 35 % length shrinkage and light creping. Tumble or line‑dry.

ORGANIC SAGE OFFICINALIS CUT
Dye Colour: Greenish Yellow and Green | Country of Origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sage (Salvia officinalis) is a perennial, evergreen subshrub from the Mediterranean region, now widely cultivated for its culinary, medicinal, and dyeing properties. These cut, organic leaves produce soft greenish-yellow tones in natural dyeing, which can be shifted to richer greens with the addition of iron. Perfect for those seeking a versatile herb that is both fine for consumption and ideal for natural dye projects.

Colour Fastness: Good to Excellent

Colour Outcomes by WOF Ratio

• 100% WOF Sage – Produces greenish-yellow hues
• Add 3–5% Iron – Shifts colour to deeper greens

Basic Recipe for Dyeing

Ingredients:

• 100% Sage (by weight of fibre)
• 3–5% Iron (optional)
• Wool or other protein fibres (mordanted with Alum)

Instructions:

1. Soak or steep sage (fresh or dried) before dyeing.
2. Bring to a gentle simmer, then add mordanted yarn or fibre.
3. Simmer for approximately 1 hour to develop colour.
4. For green hues, add iron as a pre or after mordant.

Also available as a downloadable Sage recipe PDF and a convenient dye kit. Whether you use sage for a soothing herbal infusion, a fragrant addition to meals, or a natural colourant for your favourite yarn, this ancient herb connects your creative and culinary pursuits to centuries of tradition. Enjoy the earthy beauty that sage brings to your natural dye projects.

Dried Organic Walnut Shells
Rich Golden & Dark Browns for Dyeing | Wild-Harvested in Croatia

Walnut shells are a natural dye source, producing beautiful golden to deep brown hues. While fresh green husks yield the richest browns, dried shells provide an accessible and effective alternative—perfect for wool and silk dyeing.

Dyeing Tips:

• Mordanting: Tannins in walnut shells assist in dyeing, but a mordant can enhance colour depth.
• Soaking: Pre-soak the shells overnight for better colour extraction.
• Dyeing Methods: Can be used with or without a mordant—experiment to find your preferred shade.

Colour Fastness: Good – Excellent

Basic Walnut Shell Dye Recipe

(Adjust quantities as needed for different shades.)

Ingredients:

• 100% walnut shells by weight of fibre
• Wool (mordant optional)

Instructions:

1. Soak walnut shells overnight.
2. Simmer for 2 hours, then strain through cloth.
3. Add wool to the dye bath and simmer for 1 hour.
4. Let cool and leave in the dye bath overnight.
5. Rinse and dry.

A sustainable and traditional way to achieve rich, earthy browns in your fibre projects!

Our DEER Socks are made in Germany from organic Wool and have the Ecocert Greenlife as well as GOTS certification. These are cozy winter socks, strong and long lasting. 

COMPOSITION

- 100% organic sheep wool

WASH
- These should be ideally hand washed (or machine washed on a delicate cycle at 30° with a gentle wool detergent)
- Do not tumble, dry clean, iron or bleach
- Hang to dry

CARE
Footwear could have a major influence on the lifetime of your socks. If the insides or insoles of your shoes are lumpy or worn, it can damage your socks more easily.

Wear your wool socks once every 2-3 days allowing wrinkles to smooth out and fibers to recover naturally. No need to wash after every wear.

Put cedar balls, lavender or other moths protecting material to your socks drawer to prevent them from early deterioration.

Take good care of your feet. It can prevent snags and tears on your socks.

SIZING
Available in sizes from 35 to 47