Rust water, vegetation, cellulose fabric

Join me for video 2 of this video bootcamp series. Continuing from were video 1 left off yesterday I'll share how to make and use rust water, my favourite way of achieving beautiful botanical prints on cellulose fabric (linen, cotton, ramie, viscose, tencel etc.) and give you of information about which vegetation to use for successful results, regardless of where you live.

I hope to cut through the clutter and demystify the 'dirty pot' eco printing process for you and share this wonderful way of working without using traditional powdered mordants!

Whether you are a total beginner or wanting to move towards a more sustainable textile practice, hopefully you will find this helpful and pick up plenty of information to help you achieve the results that you are looking for.

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Link to Saving Leaves video -    • How to save leaves for eco printing, ...  

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