TOMORROW at Annie's learn how to dye fabrics using plants you can grow at home! Rebecca Burgess and Grace Harris of Fibershed will be giving a FREE TALK & DEMO on natural plant dyeing that will inspire you to garden for color, and texture. You will learn how doing this work in our own backyards can extend the life of our clothing, and generate a new culture of land-based fashion that this more earth friendly and that we can all greatly benefit from. ADMISSION: FREE WHEN: Saturday, June 3rd 10

Watch how we transform ordinary fabric into a kaleidoscope of colors using natural dyes extracted from beautiful flowers! Learn the ancient art of eco-friendly dyeing and bring a touch of nature to your creations. #NaturalDye #EcoFriendly #DIYCrafts #FlowerPower #textileart | How Things are Made

Pure Matka Pooja dhoti 💚 Matka silk in natural dye colors - shades ranging from maroon to pastel pink, denim blue and granite gray. Fabrics, pooja dhoti available in Matka silk fabric. Each piece of textile is meticulously created with a supply chain of artisans, from collection of cocoons in Karnataka where mulberry grows in plenty, to dyeing and processing in Eastern India. We visit each of our production partners as an ethical business - trying to bring old school methods and values to the t

Climate Fixers Series - Green Matters Natural Dye: Colors of climate change. Synthetic dyes are often petroleum-based and pollute waterways. But at a former dairy farm in Lancaster County, PA, Winona Quigley and her crew use plants like marigolds, indigo, avocado pits, and even kitchen waste to color clothes naturally. | WHYY