Mordant Over-Use: Protein? — Natural Dye Education
I dyed these with sumac. The first two were not mordanted (second put in iron bath), but the third one was mordanted. Any one has any idea what happened ? I have
Sappan wood, alum vs. iron mordant - egg batik with natural dyes
We use iron (ferrous sulfate) as a color changer, darkening or saddening natural dyes on protein or cellulose fibers. It also increases
Iron (ferrous sulfate)
Natural Dyes for Wool: Acorns + Iron - Knomad Yarn
Natural Dyes - Eupatorium Extract – The Yarn Tree - fiber, yarn and natural dyes
Iron Mordant Ferrous Sulphate for Natural Plant Dye for Yarn Protein Dyes Earth Friendly Fiber Wool Silk Dyeing Printing Sulfate - Denmark
Mordants for Natural Dyes - What You Need to Know
Color with Rust: Making an Iron Mordant — mixed color
Iron Mordant Ferrous Sulphate for Natural Plant Dye for Yarn Protein Dyes Earth Friendly Fiber Wool Silk Dyeing Printing Sulfate
Iron (ferrous sulfate) is a soluble metal that is the second most common mordant used for natural dyeing. Iron has the effect of darkening or
Iron - mordant for natural dyeing
How to Mordant with Aluminum Sulfate - Botanical Colors
natural dye mordants – Quince & Co.
Mordanting The Easy Blues
Ferrous sulfate or iron is an optional mordant and is used as a colour changer. It has the added benefit of making naturally dyed colours more light
Ferrous Sulfate 500g (1.1 lb.)