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Principal Silk Fabrics
=Alma.= Cloth, double twilled from left to right diag
Red Shades On Wool
The number of red shades that may be dyed (p. 100) o
Logwood
(Bois de Campeche, Campeachy Wood) Logwood is a dye
The Principles And Practice Of Wool Dyeing
The various methods which are used in dyeing wool hav
Experimental Dyeing And Comparative Dye Testing
Every dyer ought to be able to make experiments in th
Sumach
Sumach is the ground up leaves and twigs of the Rhus co
Dyer's Broom
Genista Tinctoria. The plant grows on waste ground. It
Old Fustic
Fustic is the wood of Morus tinctoria, a tree of Centra
Iron
(Ferrous Sulphate, copperas, green vitriol.) Iron is
Dyeing Union (mixed Cotton And Wool) Fabrics
There is now produced a great variety of textile fabr
Dyeing
Welcome to Dyeing.ca. You will find articles on how to dye different types of fabrics with different types of dyes. Check out the vegetable dyeing section for less harsh alternatives.
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Woolen And Worsted Fabrics
The Chlorination Of Wool
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Iron
Green Shades On Wool
Old Fustic
The Zinc-lime Indigo Vat
Plants Which Dye Yellow