Natural yarn dyeing with mushrooms and lichen
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2020
- The process of foraging and producing natural dyes
Music:
Paul Taffanel - Andante Pastoral
Otar Taktakishvili - Sonata for Flute and Piano I, II
Flute: Wilma Sijbrandij
Piano: Alie Hamberg
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That pink/purple dye is incredible, I’ve never seen such a vibrant purple from natural dye before
Lovely colors from your foraging! Neither one of these grow near me, but I would love to give them a try some day. Thanks for showing us the colors that they give.
Your work is very beautiful. From your chosen background music, ASMR type feel of recording. Your natural dyes were so beautiful, I think the colors of the earthy yellow and wine are a wonderful combination. I would love to see your other combinations of natural dye.
So relaxing & the music was lovely
Fun to watch with stunning music and lovely colored yarn for a fabulous ending! Bravo!
BRILLIANT! MAKES ONE APPRECIATE GOD'S CREATIONS AND EARTH SO MUCH MORE. AND HIS CHILDREN LIKE YOU. THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING VIDEO. VERY TALENTED
The colors are simply stunning!!! Well done!!!
This is incredible!! Would love to see more! :)
Loved this video, so calming, and interesting at the same time. The music was a perfect match as well! Thank you for showing us your work!
Wow, what a color! That lichen surprised me very much. Thank you for sharing
I didn't know so much went into making yarn. I really enjoy your content!
I had no idea you could get such a vibrant pink from anything other than beets.
Applause for the long process. Amazing result! 😍
I love how this video moves along, without words...Procedure is good and the colors are wonderful! I also love the flute music behind it all..I've actually played the tunes while in college.
am i the only one that wants to take a bite of the thing she scraped off the tree in the beginning
What a beautiful, vibrant purple! Thanks for showing your process, it's very interesting!
I’m obsessed with natural dyes, I hope that I can find some good stuff in the woods once spring comes!
Yarn is my life, I wish I knew more of the process of how it’s made though. I could sit for days and pick your brain! Thank you for sharing!
I would love to get some of that lichen and try this myself.
Just discovered this on a gentle rainy day in England in August! First, what wonderfully restful music - I must follow this up! In 2016 I went to a conference in Cambridge organised by the Fitzwilliam Museum to analyse the pigments used on illuminated manuscripts. I knew purple used on many manuscripts came from Mediterranean shellfish often used with gold lettering. In the north modern analysis has show the purple in the Lindesfarne Gospels and other books came from lichens. Good to know that a millennium + of tradition is alive and well in Norway!