Comment on About by Victoria Halliday
Hi. I would like to contact Ed Douglas please. I bought a basket of his perhaps, from an op shop and just thought i would share it with him. Its my pride and joy knitting basket. It still has a txt and...
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I would love to see a picture that shows a clearer plant structure as well as the Latin name. It would be most useful. A piece of paper behind the leaf and stem with flower attached. Thanks lovely color.
View ArticleComment on Red Cochineal Dye by admin
In reply to <a href="https://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2025/12/31/red-cochineal-dye/#comment-84987">Scott Ringgold</a>. Oh thanks for letting me know! I just read the review and will definitely...
View ArticleComment on Red Cochineal Dye by Scott Ringgold
My classmate Amy Butler wrote a whole book about this! https://seattle.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S30C3080904
View ArticleComment on Fresh Indigo Dyeing by admin
In reply to <a href="https://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2025/12/30/fresh-indigo-dyeing/#comment-84985">joanna rowe</a>. It’s one of my favorite things to do!
View ArticleComment on Fresh Indigo Dyeing by joanna rowe
A great and easy project, (with some patience, during growing season) you will have a wonderful dye.
View ArticleComment on Herbal Caramels by admin
In reply to <a href="http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2016/08/20/herbed-caramels/#comment-84810">Tyler Witt</a>. Hello! The issue with fresh herbs is they have more water in them and can change...
View ArticleComment on Herbal Caramels by Tyler Witt
Would it be possible to use fresh herbs and if it is then what would you recommend?
View ArticleComment on Basketry with Eddie Douglas by Jane
Where abouts in Otaki is he based? I tried to find him today.
View ArticleComment on Lady’s Bedstraw Dye by Christina Olson
Hi Diana! Just found this site, hope you remember me & our sessions of Canning Connections at the Garden House on Beacon Hill. Perhaps it will be news to you that Historic Seattle acquired the...
View ArticleComment on About by Victoria Halliday
Hi. I would like to contact Ed Douglas please. I bought a basket of his perhaps, from an op shop and just thought i would share it with him. Its my pride and joy knitting basket. It still has a txt and...
View ArticleComment on Lady’s Bedstraw Dye by THERESA ZELAZNY
I would love to see a picture that shows a clearer plant structure as well as the Latin name. It would be most useful. A piece of paper behind the leaf and stem with flower attached. Thanks lovely color.
View ArticleComment on Ryegrass Weaving by admin
In reply to <a href="http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2014/08/01/ryegrass-weaving/#comment-84671">Julia Mira</a>. Is rye grown in your area? You can usually talk with farmers and harvest some in...
View ArticleComment on Basketry with Eddie Douglas by admin
In reply to <a href="http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2019/04/18/basketry-with-eddie-douglas/#comment-84578">Josephine Connor</a>. Hello! I have taught classes. Where are you located? I’m in...
View ArticleComment on Basketry with Eddie Douglas by Josephine Connor
do you offer classes in willow weaving?
View ArticleComment on Oregon Grape Jam by admin
In reply to <a href="http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2016/07/06/oregon-grape-jam/#comment-84570">Ellie Winslow</a>. Sorry for the loooong delay in replying. I didn't see your question! The...
View ArticleComment on Ginger Bug! by admin
In reply to <a href="http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/2020/05/14/ginger-bug/#comment-84571">Kim</a>. Hello, you can get kefir grains by mail. You can try and dry your own too by slowly drying...
View ArticleComment on Plant Prints by admin
In reply to Deborah. Hello, There are quite a few plants that work great for dyeing. If you type “Plant Dyes” in the search bar it will come up. You can also rub a plant on your hand and see if any...
View ArticleComment on Plant Prints by Deborah
Thank you! This looks fun. Are there other plants that would release dyes like these? Is there a website you are aware of?
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