Eco Printing in the 'Dirty Pot' e-Book

Discover the simple technique for achieving crisp and clear eco prints, time after time (even if you are a beginner).

A wonderful process for gorgeous prints in a health conscious and environmentally mindful way without using traditional powdered mordants.

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Eco Printing in the Dirty Pot

Would you like me to demystify the ‘dirty pot’ eco printing process?

Are you interested in step-by-step instructions giving clear information about how to set up your own eco printing pot, maintain it and achieve beautiful, washable and repeatable prints on fabric even if you are a total beginner?

Are you already an experienced eco printer but have not tried working in the 'dirty pot' yet?

Does working in a health conscious and environmentally mindful way without using powdered mordants (metal salts used to fix colour in traditional natural dyeing) strike a cord with you?

Are you wondering which leaves and vegetation will give you excellent prints even if you live in a different part of the world than me?

Would you like to learn how I adjust the pot liquid to achieve different colours?

Are you interested in a simple way of eco printing on linen, ramie, cotton, tencel, bamboo and all cellulose fabrics?

Would you like to print on paper?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions then this information packed eBook is perfect for you!

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Meet Nicola,

Sustainable textile artist and author of the 'Eco Printing in the Dirty Pot' e-book

Three words describe Nicola Brown’s textile practice; simple, natural, and crafted. She harnesses the natural dye in leaves, onion skins, seed pods, and bark to create lasting prints and colour on handmade felt, wool, linen, and silk. This is achieved in a health-conscious and environmentally mindful way without using any harsh chemicals.

Since starting to develop a sustainable way of working Nicola has planted over 13500 trees on her property and laid out large dye borders. These support a diverse selection of butterflies, insects, birds, and mammals which help convey the wider ecological aspect of her practice.