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How long to boil eco-print bundles
How long to boil eco-print bundles – Gumnut Magic
how to dye fabric naturally with plants and herbs for beginners, including lavenders
Plant-Based Fabric Dyeing for Beginners
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Top 10 tips for eco printing on paper - La creative mama
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How to mordant linen and cotton fabrics successfully
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Eco Printing Tips and Tricks for Success - FiberArtsy.com
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Easy DIY Iron Mordant Recipe for Natural Dyeing - FiberArtsy.com
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How to mordant Linen and Cotton successfully without Tannins
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Eco Printing using an Iron Blanket
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EcoPrinting with 'Blankets'
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Mordants: Two Natural Dyes that Never Need a Mordant - Wearing Woad
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Mordants: An Overview of Mordants for Natural Dyes - Wearing Woad
The majority of natural dyes, whether chemical dyes or natural dyes, adhere to the fiber through a chemical bond. With straight dye and fiber, this bond is easy to degrade and break. However, some compounds can cause the dye to adhere to the fiber. These compounds are called mordants, and are usually metal salts. Natural ... Read More about Mordants: An Overview of Mordants for Natural Dyes