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9 books I thought you might like: 1. Threads of Li

9 books I thought you might like:
1. Threads of Life by Clare Hunter is a beautifully written novel about the textile industry.
2. Natural Palettes by Saga Duerr is a gorgeous book about the use of natural dyes in textiles.
3. Wabi Sabi by Beth Kempton is a thoughtful book about the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection.
4. Still Life by Sarah Winman is a moving novel about love, loss, and the power of art.
5. Fashionopolis by Dana Thomas is an eye-opening book about the environmental impact of the fashion industry.
6. Deeper than Indigo by @jennyindigo is a fascinating book about the history of indigo dyeing.
7. Mendinging Matters by Katrina Rodabaugh is a practical and inspiring book about the art of mending.
8. Journeys into Natural Dyeing by Vejar and Rodriguez is a comprehensive guide to natural dyeing.
9. Wild Color by Jenny Dean is a vibrant and inspiring book about the use of wild plants for natural dyeing.

If you’re looking for a great read then these will hit the spot.
I’m just finishing Still Life and it is an absolute beaut. Words for the soul for sure.
Let me know which ones you’ve read ⬇️
💙 & save this post so that you have the list for later 💙💙
#booklists #wordsforthesoul #slowmovement

How do you celebrate world water day? Let’s be

How do you celebrate world water day?
Let’s be honest we are lucky to take it for granted.
I am lucky to have it readily available for all my dyeing needs. But…
Did you know - 1 in 4 people - 2 billion worldwide - lack safe drinking water?
World water day focuses on the importance of clean water -
Here are some documentaries to watch -
The World Water Crisis
Kenya’s water women
A world without water.
- I’d love to know if you have seen any of these.
And - Here are some ideas to help reduce water use for you -
Turn off the tap when you brush your teeth! - I tell my kids that daily.
If you have a garden - get some water butts to catch the rain 💦 water off the roof.
Fix your leaky taps and pipes.
Take 2 minute showers! - I think I’ll need to practice getting down to those 2 minutes.
Anyway, just my little rake away in this special day.
Let me know your saving water hacks below ⬇️ and don’t forget to like & save 💙💙

Here’s a secret little peak of what’s to come

Here’s a secret little peak of what’s to come behind this pattern!
I know it’s grey and dreary out there but warmer days are coming. Not long now.
If this dress is for you then follow and save so you see it as soon as it launches in April.
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Face @tracyjoe_
Pictures @jackelliotthobbs
#summerdressing #organiccottonclothing #dressstyles #printeddresses #blockprintedfabric #dabu #sundresses #indigodress #patternlovers #patternlicious

Your pattern prescription to get you through this

Your pattern prescription to get you through this grey day 🌈 💙 Let me know your fav in comments below….
Here’s the story-
Kantha is a style of stitching found in Indian embroidery that we use in our jackets. Originally found in Bangladesh, Bengal, Odisha and Tripura. Although there are similar styles of this stitch found all over India.
Classically created by stacking old saris onto each other and hand stitching them together using a simple running stitch to make a thin cushioned layer. Traditionally Bengali women layered together old discarded clothing with the simple kantha (running stitch) style stitching to make a bedspread or bed cushion, repurposing the old into something useful and protective. First and foremost created to add an extra layer of warmth making them perfect to up-cycle into a jacket.

Have you ever tried growing natural indigo? I grow

Have you ever tried growing natural indigo? I grow a little bit every year so that I can -
1. Do fresh leaf indigo dyeing
2. Do a bit of happa leaf stamping into fabric
3. Do my own little bit of pigment extraction and just
4. What the beauty of one of the oldest natural dyes in the world grow.
If you love growing and natural dyeing then this is for you.
Get your seeds from @bailiwickblue and have a go this year. Stsrt the seeds off now in your window sills then watch them flourish in your garden 💙🍃💙🍃💙🍃 save this post and comment if you are planning to grow indigo this year 💙

In a state of beautiful craft 💙 our Patti jacke

In a state of beautiful craft 💙 our Patti jacket
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captured on @tracyjoe_ at golden hour by @jackelliotthobbs
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#indigolove #handmadetextiles #dailyrituals #shiboristyle #patchworkjacket #naturallydyed #indigodyed #naturalindigo #kanthastitching #indigowares #quiltersofawesome

Oh I love this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Always won

Oh I love this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Always wonderful to get your reviews. Thanks for taking the time to write them 💙💙💙
#creativesmallbusiness #femalefounded #brandstories #dowhatyoulovelovewhatyoudo

YES! to traceability YES!! to natural indigo and Y

YES! to traceability YES!! to natural indigo and YES! YES! To completely transparent indigo growing and pigment extraction @taraiblue
Its rare to be able to completely trace where your natural dye has been grown and extracted.
@kinnysandhu takes pride in her farm’s traceability and dedication to growing the best indigo crop each year. Always learning and improving from the last.
Follow us on insta 💙💙
Read the whole story on Indigowares.com in our ‘indigo harvest diary’
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#indigofera #carewhatyouwear #naturallydyed

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