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natural hand feel and scent

It has white stiff bristles and a blue bottom

The patterns and techniques of Fair Isle knitting have evolved over hundreds of years

The fiber is collected from small sheep farms in Northern and Eastern Germany and then plant-dyed in Austria

Dyeing Naturally Isager Jensen Scan the QR code onStep into the world of natural dyeing: color yarns for knitting projects, give a new life to home textiles or make inks from botanicals to enjoy a spectrum of seasonal shades. Gather the summer harvest and wrap yourself in plant based hues! Learn the basics of natural dyeing and discover an array of colorful ways to use different plants. Get inspired to create lasting colors while respecting the environment and the natural world. Emma Kylml, a Finnish