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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

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  • @clasheen
    @clasheen  8 месяцев назад

    Join me in the 'Dirty Pot' Club! members.nicolabrown.ie/dirty-pot-club Registration closes at 11.59pm Pacific on Sunday 4th January.

    • @brusselea
      @brusselea 8 месяцев назад

      The link brings me to a log in page only. With no sign up options. 😢

    • @clasheen
      @clasheen  8 месяцев назад +1

      @@brusselea Thanks so much for flagging that I had added the incorrect link. Please can you try this one? members.nicolabrown.ie/dirty-pot-club Shout if you have any questions. cheers, Nicola

  • @MarilynSkinner-l9s
    @MarilynSkinner-l9s 8 месяцев назад

    ???Do you address "Steam Method" also???
    California, USA

  • @MarilynSkinner-l9s
    @MarilynSkinner-l9s 8 месяцев назад

    Marilyn Skinner: ???Will you address the "Steam Method" also???

    • @clasheen
      @clasheen  8 месяцев назад

      Hi Marilyn, steaming will be the topic of a club coaching call, either in March or April! Once it's facilitated, members will have access to new content to compliment the coaching.

  • @whitehairsmiling9366
    @whitehairsmiling9366 6 месяцев назад

    Nicola, do you know any other protein fabric options besides wool and silk that might be available here in this third world country? It’s very expensive to order from Amazon to get silk scarfs and shawls, but I got a couple for coaching week experimenting. I found a lovely wool cashmere blend cardigan in second hand shop for coaching week too. It’s Fiji so hot climate but we are going into our dry cool season so maybe the cardigan will be useful. My wish is to get a suggestion for a wholesaler of silk so I can bulk buy by the meters. Otherwise I’ll be stuck with just cotton which is available here. I might find here and there in second hand shops a garment or two of wool or silk at an affordable price. Also, if Shauna knows a reputable dealer of dried eucalyptus leaves that can be shipped to Fiji. They didn’t allow them in from US. Help!
    Right now I have onion skins, avocado, mahogany, mango and star fruit leaves in my pot. Of course my rusty metal too. Is that too much tannin? I also have a Noni fruit tree in my garden and it’s a medicinal fruit and the leaves printed with mordants. I haven’t tried in my dirty pot yet. Your thoughts please?

    • @clasheen
      @clasheen  5 месяцев назад

      Hi Gail, sorry that I didn't see this comment before now. I know though that you will find answers to these in the Dirty Pot Club! Thanks.