Fiber artist Julie Beeler uses mushrooms for natural dyes | Mushroom Color Atlas | Oregon Art Beat

Pacific Northwest artist maps the colorful world of Northwest mushrooms.
Fiber artist Julie Beeler loves mushrooms so much that she's cataloged a rainbow of the colors they can produce as natural dyes to create the Mushroom Color Atlas.
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[@kathyhepler382]

Her work is beautiful. So creative getting the colors from mushrooms!!!!

[@johnkeller6171]

It's fascinating to watch the people doing the different processes involved in creating their art. As a man who feels that women are often not appreciated for their skills and dedication to their crafts I get even more excited to see women do these things. Beautiful work!.

[@DLKUNATHIII]

I LOVE the Mushroom color wheel! I had no idea there were so many colors

[@brandyjean7015]

What a delightful way to start my day. Thanks

[@mrblueun1080]

Pato = Duck 🦆 lol. I would love to know which mushrooms are safe . Because they are tasty 😋