With no internet connection at the shop yesterday my plans to catch up on the business side of things was thwarted. Damn, lol. There was not...

The results are in from last week’s dyeing adventures . This is a fun activity to do with children however I love the subtle spots of co...

While Alan has been busy replacing the pergola roof,   I’ve been inside crafting up a storm. Once the Bedroom Make-Over was complete I s...

This one is my new favourite colour. From left to right: Washed Silk, Cotton, Sari Silk. To date this colour has dyed to the most similar...

This is my usual dye display. They tick over but they are certainly not what I would call a big seller. That is until the last few weeks...

When I finished with the Burlesque Red in this post I decided to do some exhaust dyeing, with a difference. I dumped a heap of champagne...

Great name for a lovely colour. The feather on the front cover is a good representation of the colour but as usual there is some variation...

Not month old vegetables. Thickened dye left over from some project or other. I spooned it onto a glass plate. Then with gloved hands st...

French Lavendar was my next choice to try out the new Dylon colours. As usual I set out to dye a piece of cotton, washed silk and sari sil...

I can’t remember where I picked up this little cotton crocheted jacket from. I do know it was a bargain, and crying out for some colour. ...

This is Dylon’s new Antique Grey. This t-shirt was originally white. You can really notice the difference between the silk and the cotton t...

I was really excited about trying Dylon’s new Antique Grey and I wasn’t disappointed. I dyed 3 pieces of fabric, cotton, washed silk and a...

I received a lovely surprise in the mail the other day, the 7 new Dylon Dye colours were sent to me to trial. Needless to say I’m very excit...

Popped into the op shop on the way home last weekend and found this vest. It has these amazingly detailed panels. It also was covered in g...