How To Use Iron Powder (Ferrous Sulfate) - Botanical Colors

Ferrous Sulfate is used alone as a mordant, as a color shifter and to increase lightfastness when used in combination with other natural dyes.

HOW TO MAKE NATURAL DYE WITH MADDER ROOT, ORGANIC COLOR, RED ORANGE CORAL PEACH

We are super excited to offer an alternate version of fustic: fustic powder extract., Fustic (Chlorophora tinctoria or Maclura tinctoria) is a tall

Fustic Powder Extract

Iron Powder, Natural Iron Mordant

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The legendary Aquarelle Liquid Indigo - Saxon Blue is now available to natural dyers. First created in Germany in the 1740s, it is made from natural

Aquarelle Liquid Indigo - Saxon Blue

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9-1-23 Product update - Oak galls are on order and we expect them shortly. You may also use gallo-tannin, which is an extract form of oak galls., Oak

Ground Oak Galls

A mild acid in powder form, citric acid originates from citrus fruits. It is used to add acidity to the dyebath and to precipitate the fine lac

Citric Acid

We use iron (ferrous sulfate) as a color changer, darkening or saddening natural dyes on protein or cellulose fibers. It also increases

Iron (ferrous sulfate)

We are super excited to offer an alternate version of fustic: fustic powder extract., Fustic (Chlorophora tinctoria or Maclura tinctoria) is a tall

Fustic Powder Extract