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Plant dyes & Eco colour

25 March 2008 Filed Under: Technique:Dyeing

I love the full spectrum of saturated colour that can be achieved with Procion dyes but I am also fascinated by the subtle nuances that arise from plant dyes. Accordingly, I am looking forward to purchasing Eco Colour, a “botanical alchemy of ecologically sustainable plant dyeing for textiles” by internationally renowned dyer, costumier and artist India Flint:
Eco Colour by India Flint
A short paragraph in the weekend paper about the Adelaide Festival and the watermarks exhibition (22 March – 13 April) first alerted me to the textile art of India Flint. Judging from this image gallery, I’m disappointed that I missed the exhibition when it was on in Sydney recently. I see the exhibition also opens at the Ecocity World Summit in San Francisco, USA, on 22 April.

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  1. kirsty says

    25 March 2008 at 3:40 PM

    What a beautiful cover! I’d love to see that one up close.

  2. squeaksqueal says

    26 March 2008 at 10:15 AM

    Eco dyeing seems to be in at present, most of my current crop of magazines have an article.
    I will be investigating further, starting with the India Flint site – it looks like a great resource.
    Thanks Brenda!

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