Natural Dyeing - How to Mordant Cotton, Linen and Other Cellulose Fibers
Usually natural dyeing is done with protein fibers because they are easier to dye, but cotton, linen, hemp and other cellulose fibers deserve to be dyed with natural dyes as well. Here's how to premordant them for the dye pot. www.thefiberpusher.com
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