Natural dyes give subtle and varied results depending on the method used to extract the colour. Using a mordant will help to make the colour 'stick' ...

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Indigo is probably the most widely used dyestuff of all time. Here we offer both natural indigo and synthetic indigo. Soda ash and spectralite are ...

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Fibre reactive dyes have been formulated for use on cellulose fibres such as cotton, linen and viscose. They can be used for dyeing silk and wool ...

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Acid dyes are best used for painting or dyeing silk fabrics as well as dyeing protein fibres such as wool, camel, fur, cashmere and some synthetics ...

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Dischargeable Acid Dyes and Illuminating Acid Dyes increase the range of patterning and effects available to the artist. The dyes work like this; the ...

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Disperse dyes can be used with various techniques and will readily colour synthetics such as polyester, nylon, cellulose acetate, vilene, viscose, ...

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Deka L, hot water direct dyes for all natural fabrics, fibres and cellulose including straw and linen. Use for all resist dyeing techniques ...

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A selection of essential tools for batik and shibori work. Here are a selection of tjantings in various sizes, a thermostatically controlled wax pot ...

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Fiber Etch and Dupont Devorant can be used directly on velvet or satin fabric or through a silk screen to create delicious devore fabric. The Dupont ...

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Resists including wax and soy flakes, thickening mediums for making pastes from chemicals and paints from dyes, plus the ready-made Jacquard ...

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Tools to make light work of the dyeing process. The flat bottomed bucket can be used on the stove top and the long handled tongs and spoon make it ...

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A selection of starter dye kits containing different types of dyes and instructions, including the Batik Explorer pack, the Natural Dye Kit, the ...

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