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Showing posts with label Avocado Pits. Show all posts

3.27.2016

Finished Quilt!

Quilt. 48 x 60 inches. Hand quilted. Naturally Dyed. Hand stitched binding. 

The fabric was naturally dyed using the following materials: Osage Orange Tree Wood, Rosemary, Cutch, Cochineal, Lac, Blackberries, Avocado Pits and Japanese Maple Leaves. 

I spent every single spare second I had on this project, which is why I was able to finish it so fast. I want to say it took around 30 hours to complete everything (not including the dyeing). 

10.15.2015

Handmade Pillow using Naturally–Dyed Fabric.


I LOVE how this turned out!!
The fabric used was naturally–dyed with avocado pits, cutch, and Japanese Maple leaves. 

10.12.2015

Natural Dyeing: Avocado Pits.




Who knew that avocado pits—when used as a dye—created a lovely muted pink hue? 
I am in love with the results. I treated the fabric prior to dyeing (scouring, tannin bath, alum bath), so it was a full day of work, but completely worth it. 

Take Away: Saving avocado pits in the freezer until you have enough for a full dye bath, 
takes up a lot of real estate if you're into frozen goods, but makes for a killer batch of dye. 

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