When you are eco printing in the dirty pot you will discover that your hands get really stained, unless you work with gloves on the whole time. One of my past workshop participants shared this simple but effective tip to get them sparkling clean in...
It's really important to finish your eco printed textiles correctly so that they retain their colour, don't rub off on other things and stand the test of time. This short video shares all that you need to know so that you can wear or sell...
This short video shares the step by step process of creating and processing an eco bundle. Take your time laying out your onion skins or leaves and do make sure to roll and tie really tightly;. This creates good contact between the vegetation and fabric...
Time is precious for everyone and the more preparation you do in advance of an eco printing session the more you will accomplish. During this short video I share the questions that I ask myself to ensure I enjoy my hands on time in the...
As well as onion skins, this video shares some more of my top vegetation picks for those of you new to eco printing in the 'dirty pot without traditional powdered mordants. Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
Choosing a core when creating eco bundles is helpful but also fun! Different colours may be achieved by selecting different metals to use for this purpose. This short video explains more and shares some of my favourite options with you. Click HERE or the image below...