Customer Review: This was my first introduction to the world of dyeing with plants. The photography is terrific and gives you a good idea of what you'll get from each plant. Mordants are discussed, and the plants that are included are covered thoroughly for both cultivation and dye recipes. My only regret? That I... more info
Customer Review: Ms. Brackmann's years of experience as a working artist and teacher provide a bounty of tips for even the most seasoned surface designer. Clear, concise instruction for those trying a new technique. Insights from years of experimentation for those wishing to push boundaries in their own work. The... more info
Customer Review: This book is geared more toward precise recipes and reproducibility. It does not discuss the growing of dye plants, but is aimed at those using purchased dyestuffs. The recipes are organized by color instead of by plant, with some interesting discussion of historical colors (the author is involved... more info
Customer Review: I love this book! With the historical information, detailed illustrations and photographs this book is the perfect addition to my fiber library.
Customer Review: I LOVE this book...... WOW!!! The patterns interspersed between the dyeing techniques are quite inspirational. Even though I don't plan on dyeing any yarn any time soon it's good to know what goes into it to get inspired and maybe even prompt you into design knitting projects with the crafting of... more info
Customer Review: Deb Menz's book brings a scientific approach to concocting dye colors and than getting them on to wool. I have found her formulas easy to use and reproducible. Her instructions on blending colors on the drum carder are invaluable to a novice like myself. Her book is front and center in my dye studio... more info
Customer Review: I have lots of dye books in my studio, but this one really hits the spot with me! Everything is clear and Lynn de-mystifies the process. I am especially excited about trying Lynn's shibori methods and multi-layered dye experiments. Thanks, Lynn!
Customer Review: The book is very basic and provides a good foundation for anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of various fabric dyeing techniques.
Customer Review: I purchased this book and found the folding techniques to be very useful. I got tired of making the same tie dye circles and was looking for something different. This book shows several detailed folding instructions to get different results. This list of resources in the back was helpful as well.
Customer Review: This is the best semi-technical reference on dyeing fiber and yarn I have found. Less of a technique book and more of a process manual, it covers everything a novice dyer needs to know to become proficient in quality, reproducible dyeing results. This book isn't touting art yarns, and yet... more info
