Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 03/30

How indigenous fashion found me!

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4 Day 01/30:

Celebrating Native American heritage with Algonquin/Gullah indigo dye practices. Day 01 of 30.

Low Country Blue Gold

Gullah History of Carolina Indigo From An Indigenous Point Of View.

Autumnal Equinox

Recovering from self pity, doubt and failure by making textiles while practicing indigenous ways of knowing.

Witnessing Transformation On Indigenous First Contact Land

Indigenous textiles as a source of healing and transformation practiced by Official Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia.

Are You Ready To Dye Some Fabric For Sewing? Basic Materials You’ll Need For Indigo Dyeing

Checklist for indigo dyeing for indigenous fashion & quilting.

Are You Ready To Dye Some Fabric or Yarn?

After teaching indigo dyeing in Calgary and indigo and black walnut in New Orleans, I’m back in my home studio. My recent travels have endeared many new contacts to my heart as lifelong friends and natural dye converts. As promised, I will Blog my process step by step so anyone interested can follow along. WeContinue reading “Are You Ready To Dye Some Fabric or Yarn?”