Natural Dyes - Woad - Isatis Tinctoria Size:ounce and pH strips

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where it grows wild

Dried Tamarind Pods - Sold by the PoundThese pods are used in the making of a Tamarind/Indigo VatThe pulp is extracted by soaking the pods overnight and then squeezing out the pulp through a straining cloth

Earthues Color Collection Kit

The Hopi Black Sunflower Seeds have been used by Hopi Native Americans to make a dye for wool

Natural Dyes - Woad - Isatis Tinctoria Size:ounce and pH stripsWoad Powder Woad Isatis Tinctoria, Dyer's Woad, is a plant that produces blue dye that is extracted from the leaves. Woad has been grown throughout the British Isles and Central and Southern Europe for centuries. The same dye as Indian Indigo, Indigofera tinctoria, is contained in the leaves of the woad plant, in a weaker concentration. You may use the same formulas for making an indigo vat for making a woad vat. 1 ounce of Woad powder will dye