I just saw your video showing your land and discussing your property, trees, and the leaves you use for dying. What a beautiful space and thoughtful, inspiring video. Thank you so much! 0:10
Thanks Nicola for sharing this tutorial! I love dyeing in the dirty pot. It is the most fun thing I have done in years. I am still learning but taking your class Up-Cycle your clothing in the Dirty Pot was unbelievable. I recommend this class for any beginner to eco dyeing and even those that have used mordants and have experience. It is wonderful to wear your old clothes new with lovely prints for leaves and onion skins. I have never dyed anything before find Nicola's videos and classes. I love that it is so easy to learn from her and so rewarding with the results that I have gotten. I was very proud of my first bundles and always will be. Good luck everyone on your journey.
After I saw how beautiful the onion skins dyed the fabric, I went to one of our grocery stores to their onion bin and collected all the loose onion skins that fell off the onions. No one in the store noticed what I was doing. Pethaps they thought she's helping clean out the bins rather than the help.
Omgosh I see a new obsession in my extremely near future! I can’t wait to try this ! Are there herbs or other vegetation that you would NOT recommend using for eco printing? So very glad I found your channel, and so appreciative of your willingness to share your knowledge and talents.
Hi Nicola, Wondering if it is possible to eco-print on pre-colored wool in the dirty pot? i.e. a red blanket or blue sweater ..... Finding plain i.e. not industrially dyed wool, silk etc in the second hand stores is proving a bit challenging and wondered if I could spread out in this direction? Many thanks for your thoughts. Pasha
It's absurb to suggest that alum isn't "eco" enough for you and then jump many planes to go to the other side of the world, as if that is somehow fine. . I don't believe for a moment that the effect of vinegar is different from lemon or other acids
Buonasera..le scrivo dall italia.... neravigliosi i suoi video e molto ben spiegati.... io parlo poco inglese e mi avvalgo della traduzione. Volevo usare il cotone o il lino. Mi puoi spiegare per favore..le differenze della preparazione?grazie per quanto potrai fare per me.... un caro saluto..dora
I just saw your video showing your land and discussing your property, trees, and the leaves you use for dying. What a beautiful space and thoughtful, inspiring video. Thank you so much! 0:10
Thank you for the detailed explanation. Beautiful results.. 😃
Thanks Nicola for sharing this tutorial! I love dyeing in the dirty pot. It is the most fun thing I have done in years. I am still learning but taking your class Up-Cycle your clothing in the Dirty Pot was unbelievable. I recommend this class for any beginner to eco dyeing and even those that have used mordants and have experience. It is wonderful to wear your old clothes new with lovely prints for leaves and onion skins. I have never dyed anything before find Nicola's videos and classes. I love that it is so easy to learn from her and so rewarding with the results that I have gotten. I was very proud of my first bundles and always will be. Good luck everyone on your journey.
After I saw how beautiful the onion skins dyed the fabric, I went to one of our grocery stores to their onion bin and collected all the loose onion skins that fell off the onions. No one in the store noticed what I was doing. Pethaps they thought she's helping clean out the bins rather than the help.
Excellent, Nicola!!
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial. I did beautiful cushion s using also rhus tiphinia and liquidambar leaves. Very impressing results!
Omgosh I see a new obsession in my extremely near future! I can’t wait to try this ! Are there herbs or other vegetation that you would NOT recommend using for eco printing? So very glad I found your channel, and so appreciative of your willingness to share your knowledge and talents.
Excited to try this!
Thank you, Nicola!! ❤
Can you use cotton fabric too
por q ue no esta traducido...no todos dominan el ingles...que mal
Like to see the results of the eco print of the 1st one. Thank you.
Hi Nicola, Wondering if it is possible to eco-print on pre-colored wool in the dirty pot? i.e. a red blanket or blue sweater ..... Finding plain i.e. not industrially dyed wool, silk etc in the second hand stores is proving a bit challenging and wondered if I could spread out in this direction? Many thanks for your thoughts. Pasha
TFS!! BTW, what is T-shirt yarn? Is it comprised of strips of t-shirts that you've cut and strung together?
It's absurb to suggest that alum isn't "eco" enough for you and then jump many planes to go to the other side of the world, as if that is somehow fine. . I don't believe for a moment that the effect of vinegar is different from lemon or other acids
It’s absurd you think absurb is a word.
Buonasera..le scrivo dall italia.... neravigliosi i suoi video e molto ben spiegati.... io parlo poco inglese e mi avvalgo della traduzione. Volevo usare il cotone o il lino. Mi puoi spiegare per favore..le differenze della preparazione?grazie per quanto potrai fare per me.... un caro saluto..dora
Which type of vinegar you have used apple black berry or white vinegar please guide me
I always use white vinegar.
I use white vinegar.
So much time on prep and no view of finished printing
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