We were so excited that LISSA the shop contacted us for an interview! LISSA hopes to be an online leader for selling a curated collection of eco-conscious clothing for stylish women, “for that every day, relaxed elegance. Not too granola, nothing too fancy.” Part of Lissa’s eco-formula for success will be opting for clothing made from natural dyes so word around town was, we were the authority…which we loved.
This is an easy to make, beautiful green. I am including some guidelines – create your own version for a beautiful accent to your 2013 color palette. EMERALD On wool yarn, mordant with potassium aluminum sulfate. You may use between 10-20% on the weight of the fiber. -Use 5% fustic and 5% Saxon Blue. At first, this may look overwhelmingly blue. Don’t panic, we just need a little heat to bring up the fustic color. Simmer for 45 minutes and you should have a beautiful bluish green. -You may need to adjust either or both percentages to create the color … Read more
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