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| The results of all their work was fabulous! |
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| One of the resists to create pattern. |
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| Some new to resist dyeing had a good time trying to wrap rubber bands around their T-shirts. |
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| Sue Vegter (right) explaining process to Jeanne Emery and new friend (left) from the Bartlett/Van Wyk family. |
Indigo dyeing day was Sat., May 3, this year (2014) and to my surprise, my former college roommate Pat Van Wyk Bartlett brought a lot of family from their reunion that weekend in Holland. Everyone in that group was completely new to the technique and came with washed cotton T-shirts.
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| Yarn dyed in pokeberries. |
Along with new people were some who were new to natural dyeing using onions skins (yellow to green) and pokeberries (hot pink) and overdyeing with indigo.
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| Dyed in just onion skins? |
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| Yarn dyed in pokeberries and then overdyed indigo. |
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