Tag Archives: fall/autumn

November highlights

The month of November is when the cold winds begin to blow and marks the beginning of winter. It is also a month where we celebrate “Thanksgiving”, a national holiday in the U.S. It is a holiday of giving thanks … Continue reading

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a shift dress in fall colors

I eco printed this dress with dried eucalyptus leaves and fresh Agonis, and over dyed it in brazilwood dye bath. The dried leaves were pre-soaked in some water before printing. I am thrilled with the result and happy to share. *Unauthorized … Continue reading

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color palette from leaves

As summer moves on and fall rapidly approaches, the foliage on deciduous trees has begun to change colors and shortly they will become the focus of attention signaling that autumn is here. During this time, something magical and delightful happens to the leaves of … Continue reading

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homage to a wee little seed cap

I’ve a collection of eucalyptus pods and acorn caps that I found on my walks in the park. I made these while waiting for my eco-print bundles boiling away in the pot. All you need are small amount of wool … Continue reading

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weekly bundle: fall leaves in gold

Osage orange is an interesting fruit with a bumpy exterior. Not to be mistaken by it’s name, Osage orange is not related to the orange or citrus family. It belongs to the mulberry family, Moraceae. Osage orange is commonly used for natural … Continue reading

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