Cutch (Acacia catechu) is common in India and Burma, and is the rich reddish brown color seen in Indian textiles. It will give good results on all fibres.
Dyes caramel to coffee brown.
Available in 50 and 125ml bottles...
Cutch (Acacia catechu) is common in India and Burma, and is the rich reddish brown color seen in Indian textiles. It will give good results on all fibres.
Dyes caramel to coffee brown.
Available in 50 and 125ml bottles...
Saxon Blue dyes a light to navy blue and works on protein fibres the best. 50 ml of Saxon Blue will dye about 500gm of fibre to a rich blue shade.
Available in 60 and 100ml bottles...
Saxon Blue dyes a light to navy blue and works on protein fibres the best. 50 ml of Saxon Blue will dye about 500gm of fibre to a rich blue shade. Available in 60 and 100ml bottles...
Madder is one of the oldest traditional dyes giving a range of reds and corals. 50ml of Madder will dye approximately 500gm of fibre to a medium shade.
Available in 50 and 100ml bottles...
Madder is one of the oldest traditional dyes giving a range of reds and corals. 50ml of Madder will dye approximately 500gm of fibre to a medium shade.
Available in 50 and 100ml bottles...
Cochineal is a scale insect that feeds on a cactus in arid areas of mid and South America. lt is one of the most concentrated dyes, and will dye pink through to raspberry.
Adding cream of tartar shifts the colour to a lovely warm pink. Use distilled water for dyeing if you live in a hard water area..
Cutch (Acacia catechu) is common in India and Burma, and is the rich reddish brown color seen in Indian textiles. It will give good results on all fibres.
The addition of 10% hydrogen peroxide or 2% dissolved soda ash in the dyebath will dramatically deepen the color. Cutch combined with iron will ..