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After saving our coffee grounds for the last six months or so, it was time to make a dye bath with them. I boiled them in a pot of water and left it over night, strained, and boiled again with the fiber. Here is the beautiful goop being strained.
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A sneak peak of yardage in progress that will be up for auction before too long…all organic cotton-linen.
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White sage, from our garden. Lovely!
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The beam is filling up, oh boy!
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Chugging along with streaks of color on the Moonbow warp….and Happy Solstice (yesterday)!
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Green grass and blue sky.
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Indigo, lovely indigo. The skein on the left was first dyed with Fustic, over dyed with indigo, the one on the right was first dyed with Sage Brush, then over dyed.
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Pure inspiration in our local geology, banded rhyolite. Ooh these stripes!
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Weaving Jessica’s fabric with linen-cotton that was dyed with Black Walnuts from her trees. The linen-cotton didn’t get as dark as the wool, but it is still a beautiful grey.
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A sumptuous menagerie of colors, all created with Black Walnuts as the dye and alum as mordant.