August 24, 2018

Solar Dyeing with Local Plants

August 24, 2018/ Cedar Dell Forest Farm

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One of my favorite things about making this naturally dyed silk embroidery floss is seeing what color combinations my customers choose. These are a few of the orders I’ve sent out the last few days. I love the autumnal feel of this first one!⁠

I tell people that Japanese indigo flowers aren't very showy but then all the plants straighten up nice and tall because of the rain a couple days ago and the sun shines the right way and the sky is blue and it doesn't really feel like autumn unless

These aren't big flowers, they're the tiniest tomatoes I've ever grown! Swipe to see the super mini one I just picked. ⁠
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Hi! This blog is written by me, Casey. I’m half of the duo that owns and operates Cedar Dell Forest Farm, just outside of Portland, OR. I’m an environmental educator, natural dyer and ecoprinter and an all-around nature-lover and fiber fanatic. We raise fiber animals, teach kids’ nature programs, natural dye workshops and have lots of fun in the forest. You can learn more about my family and me here.