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Natural dyeing email template

A craft guide about the step that determines whether it works.

Illustrative example. Replace the fictional sender, dates, amounts, locations, and account details before use.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Beginners focus on which plant to use. Without a mordant, almost any natural colour washes out within a few launderings whatever the plant was.

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From
Castor Craft Notes
Subject
The mordant matters more than the dye plant
Preheader
Without it, the colour washes out in a month.

Guide

The mordant is the whole difference between a dye and a stain

Beginners focus on which plant to use. Without a mordant, almost any natural colour washes out within a few launderings whatever the plant was.

What a mordant does

Binds the dye to the fibre. Alum is the usual choice, is not hazardous, and works on wool and silk straightforwardly.

Cellulose is harder

Cotton and linen need a tannin step before the alum. Skipping it is why beginners get pale results on cotton and strong ones on wool.

Testing

Dye a small sample and wash it three times before committing a whole garment. An hour of testing saves a great deal of disappointment.

Read the full guideSee the alum method
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