Naturally Dye with Woad

[@Gently225]

Thank you so much for one of the best processes yet,so natural without the dreaded chemistry 💚🐝

[@faramund9865]

I read somewhere you need to crush the leaves with wooden rollers (to dry them I think?) then make them into balls and then leave them to dry for a month. Then put it in a vat with water and ammonia, which I heard is made by simply heating up pee, I also heard they would just leave it out in the sun back in the day. Because well... You don't want your entire home to smell of pee.

[@greenfingers359]

Does this work well with cotton yarn? BTW thank you for making a video and getting straight to the point. xx

[@goranpopovski590]

Is it a long lasting color? Does it wash out? Is it sun fading?

[@delldell21]

Facinating, thankyou.

[@deba3514]

Would it be set fast or is heat/steam setting needed

[@VikingMakery]

Does the fabric end up patchy when you are done or is the color pretty consistent?

[@hirismakes]

It's fairly even actually, it depends how much careful you are with really covering the whole of the fabric and the fabric/dye ratio.

[@Peleski]

I also thought urine was used in the traditional process