Sage will give you two colours as shown on the cover page. A beautiful warm yellow and earthy green when Iron is used as an after mordant. This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing with Sage Dye on wool and silk. 

Leaping from herb garden to dye pot! Looking for Sage dye supplies? Not sure your calculations are correct? Contact us! ~ Or pick up the Sage Dye Kit for Wool and Silk here.

Rhubarb will give you three colours, earthy green, pink/red & straw yellow. Yellow is the original colour, Pink/red can be achieved by bringing the PH up and green by including an iron mordant.

This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing with Rhubarb Dye on wool and silk. 

Is your yarn or fabric wanting the goodness of Rhubarb too? Looking for Rhubarb dye supplies? Not sure your calculations are correct? Contact us! ~ Or pick up the Rhubarb Dye Kit for Wool and Silk here.

Elderberry yields two gorgeous colors for home dyers, green and soft pink.  This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing wool or silk based yarns, fibre or fabric with Elderberry Dye.  

NOTE: Ph sensitive, not wash and light fast

Ready to pluck these berries into your dye pot? 

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Madder will give you a multitude of colours, from beautiful earthy reds to rich browns.  It can also be mixed with other colours like Cochineal for beautiful reds.  This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing with Madder Dye. 

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Immerse your undyed yarn or fabric in Logwood to reveal beautiful blues and dark purples!  Logwood colours range from greys, greens to purples.  Logwood was a popular dye plant from the 16th-19th centuries.  This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing with Logwood Dye. 

 NOTE: Ph sensitive, not very wash and light fast

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Capture beautiful reds and purples with Cochineal!  This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing two skeins (200g) of wool or silk based yarns or fabric with Cochineal Dye.

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RESEDA OR WELD DYE INSTRUCTIONS PDF 

Known also as Weld, Reseda is one of the earliest Dye plants in history and was used for the famous Robin Hood Green by overdyeing Weld with Woad Blue. Reseda will give you a multitude of colours, from bright yellows and greens to muddy green when iron is used as an after mordant. 

This recipe, PDF, walks you through the steps of home dyeing with Reseda Dye. 

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