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The Colours of Nature by G-uld, English Edition
£30.00
We are thrilled to stock this new English language print edition of the popular Danish book about natural dyeing, En Farverig Verden (2015). This gorgeous, hardback book, chock full of fabulous info and images.
This is a comprehensive DIY book on natural dyeing in a contemporary context in Scandinavian cultural history. Very easy (and pleasurable) to follow, the book will get you started on your road to natural dyeing and all aspects of colours, plants, fibres and tools, along with basic recipes for lasting colours.
CONTENTS
"Plant dyeing is thought to be difficult and to demand several years of experience to achieve a good result, but that is not necessarily so. Plant dyeing is an activity in which everyone can take part. It does not demand any particular skills and good results can come even with the first dye bath.
"The book is based on our personal experiences with natural dyeing and how to achieve a good result.
"Some knowledge of the basics will serve you well when you start out. Therefore, we have put together a beginner’s guide on how to collect plants, how to interact with nature and how to recognize the plants that give the best, most beautiful colours.
160 pages, 17 x 24 cm, Weight: 615 g
This is a comprehensive DIY book on natural dyeing in a contemporary context in Scandinavian cultural history. Very easy (and pleasurable) to follow, the book will get you started on your road to natural dyeing and all aspects of colours, plants, fibres and tools, along with basic recipes for lasting colours.
CONTENTS
- A short history of natural dyeing with plants in Nordic culture.
- A beginner’s guide on how to get started with natural dyeing and collecting plants in nature.
- An overview of colours and fibres suitable for natural dyeing.
- Recipes for dyeing with fresh and dried plant material.
- An overview of plant materials to collect in Nordic nature and which to buy such as madder root, cochineal and indigo.
- A guide to preparing yarn and fabric for dyeing that lasts.
- A guide to tools used in the various processes dyeing.
- 8 recipes covering mordanting, dyeing with fresh and dried plants as well as historic dyes such as indigo, madder root and cochineal.
"Plant dyeing is thought to be difficult and to demand several years of experience to achieve a good result, but that is not necessarily so. Plant dyeing is an activity in which everyone can take part. It does not demand any particular skills and good results can come even with the first dye bath.
"The book is based on our personal experiences with natural dyeing and how to achieve a good result.
"Some knowledge of the basics will serve you well when you start out. Therefore, we have put together a beginner’s guide on how to collect plants, how to interact with nature and how to recognize the plants that give the best, most beautiful colours.
160 pages, 17 x 24 cm, Weight: 615 g
Category: Book, Dyeing, G-uld, Natural (no dye), Natural Dyeing, Non-Yarn, Pattern, £30 - £39.99