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  • Fun Natural Dye Chart by Collective Individual

    by Amy DuFault on November 11, 2014

    Do you know what natural dyes make what colors? We loved coming across this fun chart from Collective Individual.

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  • ‘Water and Earth’ on View at Gallery 51 in North Adams, MA

    by Amy DuFault on November 10, 2014

    Gallery 51 manager Julia Morgan-Leamon and North Adams, Massachusetts artist Sarah Sutro, who has a studio in the Eclipse Mill, have curated a group show of 10 local, national and international artists, in “Water and Earth,” a call to protect fragile ecosystems. “Sutro brought the idea to the gallery. It has roots in a trip […]

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  • Going ‘Underfoot’ With Natural Dye & Textile Artist Brece Honeycutt

    by Amy DuFault on October 27, 2014

    Natural dye and textile artist Brece Honeycutt says that over the past few months, her studio wall has been transformed into an installation of handmade sculptural books, “some stacked on shelves or wedged into small crates, and others hung directly onto the wall so that the pages cascade down,” giving the viewer, another way of […]

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  • Berlin-Based Blond and Bieber Create Stunning Algae Dyes

    by Amy DuFault on October 27, 2014

    We found this amazing article today on Dezeen featuring Berlin design studio Blond and Bieber. The duo uses algae to create colorful dyes for textile printing and has just won a competition for young designers organized by Lodz Design Festival. The studio’s founders Essi Johanna Glomb and Rasa Weber have also created an analogue textile-printer that […]

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  • Ask Kathy: I Want Saturated Color!

    by Amy DuFault on October 25, 2014

    Dear Kathy, I am a total newbie natural dyer and one thing I keep wondering about is why am I always getting a marbling effect when I dye? I’d love to know how to get saturated color! My husband and I would like to darken our denim and it’s not working the way we’d like. […]

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  • Sweet Peach Creates Natural Dyes For Home DIY

    by Amy DuFault on October 13, 2014

    We love discovering new blogs that tackle natural dyeing. Sweet Peach is one of our new favorites and had us when we just saw kids in the kitchen. Kids never stop wanting to create and play and what better than to bring common household items into the fold to create with! Check out this great […]

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  • Botanical Colors Gets More Indigo Love

    by Amy DuFault on October 9, 2014

    I recently interviewed Natalie Chanin on how hard it is to run a business and was happy she name dropped Botanical Colors! See a portion of the interview below and to read the article in its entirety, go to the Brooklyn Fashion+Design Accelerator. How long have you used natural dyes and is your Indigo Collection […]

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  • Introducing…Botanical Colors Indigo and Alabama Chanin!

    by Amy DuFault on October 1, 2014

    We’ve been waiting to tell you all about our collaborative project with Natalie Chanin of Alabama Chanin and so welcome you to the world of blue! Ecouterre writes: “Alabama Chanin is back in blue. After a nearly two-year hiatus, the Florence, Ala.-based apparel label is reintroducing its popular indigo collection, including pieces dyed for the […]

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  • Indigo Pals Go ‘Round the Outside: Loup Charmant & Charleston’s Sea Island Indigo Retreat

    by Amy DuFault on September 29, 2014

    Kim Cihlar, editor of Fashion Whirled was able to come and spend the day with us recently on our big indigo retreat with Sea Island and write a story on it. It’s always so interesting to see all the different viewpoints of an event and we love hers. Check out her story and all her […]

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  • Fiber: Sculpture 1960-Present Exhibit Opens October 1 at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston

    by Amy DuFault on September 27, 2014

    Hyperallergic writes: “Despite being a craft dating back over 30,000 years, fiber work only started to get sculpturally experimental in a serious way in the 1960s and 70s. That turning point, and its subsequent path up to contemporary art, are the subject of Fiber: Sculpture 1960-Present, published this month by Prestel to coincide with an exhibition opening October 1 at […]

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