This treatise reveals the exact methods of natural dyeing along with rare insights into the life of early 19th-century dyers. Reprinted from the expanded 1815 edition, it offers more than 100 recipes for shades of reds, blues, yellows, browns, and blacks, divided into dyes for woolens, linens, and cottons.
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A really neat book of old-timey (1806) recipes for dying cloth, yarn, leather, etc. All terms and procedures are explained in the back of the book, but the "receipts" are just as they were way back when.Good detail. Herbs and chemicals to get the colors you want. Home remedies too! A fascination! Marlene
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