Who else loves nuno felting? It’s a beautiful combination of fabric and a light layer of fibre, usually merino. This particular nuno felt wrap with ruffles was eco printed after felting but if you’d like to work in colour too of course that is also...
Join me for day 3 of this FREE bootcamp when I will share my top tips about the actual eco printing in the 'dirty pot' process and give you the names of my favourite leaves and other vegetation to set you up for beautiful results,...
Join me for day 2 of this FREE 3 day bootcamp when I will share exactly how to prepare your garments in advance of an eco printing session to maximise the success of your botanical prints and I’ll dive deep into my top recommendations for...
Do not miss the deadline to join the Eco Print and Wet Felt Club if you would like my support, guidance and feedback on an ongoing basis. You also will have an amazingly, fun, creative and supportive group of cohorts Click HERE or the picture below to...
I love how beautifully onion skins release their colour on protein based fabrics when eco printing in the dirty pot without traditional powered mordants. This does not mean that this 12.5 momme silk satin scarf isn’t washable or colourfast, it is. The colours achieved have a...
Last year, during Sew April 2021, one of the prompts was ‘knit fabric tops & tunics'. Here are a few pictures of my favourite ever knit tops. I’ve made multiple versions of each and love to wear them all! Three cheers for the Hug Hoodie...
Looking at this onion skin printed silk scarf lifts my heart, the colours are just so warm and vibrant especially on a wet and windy day! Onion skins are my top recommendation for anyone starting to eco print in the dirty pot. This way of...