And boughs so pendulous and fair,
The brook falls scattered down the rock:
and all is mossy there."
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
I've also dismantled the Eucalyptus jar and I'm really pleased with it so I will post that one here shortly.
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"Beneath you birch with silver bark And boughs so pendulous and fair, The brook falls scattered down the rock: and all is mossy there." Samuel Taylor Coleridge Birch Jar unpacked! T'was much less smelly than the madder and easier to dimantle. I like the warm earthy tones on the the scraps of crochet lace and silk velvet. The range between the darkest (Silk) to lightest (cotton) is quite pronounced. Again, a lovely range across the different fabrics in the same dye jar, though the hues are generally softer and lighter than other plant-stuffs I've tried. Some of the details with the leaves shown here are less pronounced than in the madder jar, but this jar had less time on the shelf. I was too excited to wait for this one so I simmered it for a bit after only a week on the shelf. This is a piece of silk that I bundled with rose petals; I love the delicacy of rose petal prints.
I've also dismantled the Eucalyptus jar and I'm really pleased with it so I will post that one here shortly.
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7/9/2010 11:33:09 pm
This is lovely stuff I love dying parcels and then opening them and using them in some project or other so satisfying. judie.
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AuthorJulie Shackson is an artist and designer, working across various mediums and living in Wales Archives
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