Parmelia (lichen), Brazilwood, Mimosa, solar dyeing

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A one-page natural dyeing column from the Minnesota Weaver in which Connie Magoffin reports on readers' dye experiments. It covers Karen Meyerhof's tests with Parmelia lichen and brazilwood on wool, silk and cotton, and Vergie McWilliams's mimosa (Albizia julibrissin) dyebaths with alum, chrome, tin and other additions, listing the colors obtained. It also describes Pam Brickson's solar dyeing method using a large glass jar left in the sun.

Type
Article
Date
May 1978
Language
English
Pages
1
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