A Book on Vegetable Dyes

by Ethel Mairet

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16 total

0:19

PUBLISHER'S NOTE

1:58

CHAPTER I.

11:05

CHAPTER II. WOOL SILK COTTON LINEN

14:46

CHAPTER III. MORDANTS

15:02

CHAPTER IV. BRITISH DYE PLANTS

5:43

CHAPTER V. THE LICHEN DYES

18:43

CHAPTER VI. BLUE INDIGO, WOAD, LOGWOOD.

25:48

CHAPTER VII. RED. COCHINEAL, LAC-DYE, MADDER.

21:39

CHAPTER VIII. YELLOW. WELD. OLD FUSTIC. TURMERIC. QUERCITRON. DYER'S BROOM. HEATHER, AND OTHER YELLOW DYES.

16:31

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Produced by Melissa McDaniel and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2015-09-30

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Public domain in the USA.

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Subjects

Dyes and dyeing Dye plants TP

About the author

Ethel Mairet

1872–1952

A key figure in Britain’s 20th-century craft revival, this hand-loom weaver helped bring weaving and natural dyeing back to life. Her workshop at Gospels in Ditchling became a lively center for makers, students, and new ideas.

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