5 Part 1: Natural Dyeing

Back to Art Lab Project #5Natural Dyeing By Alayna Tinney Click image to enlarge in new window BAMPFA Art Lab Curriculum #05 Part 1 — Spring 2020 Natural Dyeing Colors: Brown - coffee - acorns - walnut hulls Red/Pink - pomegranates - beets (pinkish-red) - rasberries - cherries - avocado skins and seeds (peachy tone) - red onion skin (ruddy) Orange - carrots - yellow onion skins Yellow - lemon and orange peels - turmeric - bay leaves Green - spinach - parsley - nettles - artichokes Blue / Purple - blueberries - purple cabbage - blackberries - purple grapes

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