Dyeing Wool With Myrobalan
Dyeing wool with ground nuts (myrobalan) of the Terminalia chebula tree (click for more details).
By adding iron sulphate to the dye bath near the end of the dyeing cycle I was able to produce a nice milk chocolate colour which I have called Ferrous (FeSO4) Bueller.
Dyeing wool with ground nuts (myrobalan) of the Terminalia chebula tree (click for more details).
Myrobalan normally gives a light buttery yellow when applied.
By adding iron sulphate to the dye bath near the end of the dyeing cycle I was able to produce a nice milk chocolate colour which I have called Ferrous (FeSO4) Bueller.