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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Metaphor
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Friday, May 23, 2008. Not wanting to beleaguer the seed to plant metaphor, a la Chris Stevens (John Corbett). Blue Jay was not all that excited about starting seedlings in peat planter pots or about labeling them. And, Blue Jay Natural Dye has been dormant. Blue Jay did make the remark, “I wish we could just do the dying? 8221; On the other hand she was very excited to be part of the planting process. Ammonium ...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Blue Jay's Picks, Woad and Japanese Indigo
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Saturday, April 26, 2008. Blue Jay's Picks, Woad and Japanese Indigo. I finally ordered the Woad and Japanese Indigo from Sand Mountain Herbs. They should be here next week. They both yield blue dye,. The Woad will grow to be about two feet high. But the Indigo description didn’t include an estimated height. We’ll be arranging the plants with the taller ones toward the back of the flower beds. Blue Jays Picks, ...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Blue Jay's Picks; Hibiscus, Hollyhocks, St. John's Wort, Scarlet Pea
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Thursday, April 17, 2008. Blue Jay's Picks; Hibiscus, Hollyhocks, St. John's Wort, Scarlet Pea. The more I delve into the plants on Blue Jay’s Picks list, the more I wonder how I’ll have time to mow the lawn. She only picked twelve plants and I have five more to go. I noticed that Blue Jay skipped over the Hollyhocks. “Oh no, why does it have to be Hollyhocks? Blue Jay passed over several brilliant yellows and ...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: March 2008
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Friday, March 28, 2008. I had Blue Jay make a cover for a ring binder in which to keep her dyer’s notes. She took to that task immediately, using Corel Draw for her illustration. Now to fill it up. To start I’ll create some loose-leaf sheets with plant identification information and pictures. (This is going to test my color print cartridge replacement capabilities.). Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Rick's did have t...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Blue Jay's Picks, Tansy, Black Eyed Susans, Cone Flowers
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Tuesday, April 8, 2008. Blue Jay's Picks, Tansy, Black Eyed Susans, Cone Flowers. Her choices total twelve plants. Next on Blue Jay’s list is Tansy (tanacetum vulgare). The dye results are of golds and yellows. There is also the possibility of using as a supply, Southwest Botanicals. They sell Tansy as an herbal supplement, dried, at less than $13 per pound, not including shipping. When NMI guy asked if I wante...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Blue Jay's Picks Bedstraw, Cosmos, Marigolds
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Sunday, April 6, 2008. Blue Jay's Picks Bedstraw, Cosmos, Marigolds. Yellow Cosmos (or cosmos sulfureus) is next. The dye results in a deeper, darker orange. It doesn’t appear to be a native. But, bright side, we have some in our corner garden, 88, that should be returning this year. These samples will be a garden harvest. I think that the seeds came from Ace Hardware several years ago. I reflected on this plan...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: May 2008
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Friday, May 23, 2008. Not wanting to beleaguer the seed to plant metaphor, a la Chris Stevens (John Corbett). Blue Jay was not all that excited about starting seedlings in peat planter pots or about labeling them. And, Blue Jay Natural Dye has been dormant. Blue Jay did make the remark, “I wish we could just do the dying? 8221; On the other hand she was very excited to be part of the planting process. Ammonium ...
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Colorado Day, Blue Jay in Color
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Wednesday, April 16, 2008. Colorado Day, Blue Jay in Color. When I mentioned this morning at breakfast that I needed to post to Blue Jay Natural Dye, Blue Jay was emphatic about knowing what SHE would post. The budding has been made apparent to my sinuses and allergies for several days, but I didn’t point that out. I love it when she gets excited about that stuff. I wanted to do all the dyeing processes out side.
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Blue Jay Natural Dye: Blue Jay picks sunflowers, yarrow
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Blue Jay Natural Dye. Blue Jay Natural Dye is a father daughter exploration. Of natural dyes,. Thursday, April 10, 2008. Blue Jay picks sunflowers, yarrow. Sunflowers (helianthus annuus) are next on Blue Jay's list of plants. They give very nice green yellow die color when the fresh blossoms are used. We just have to plant some of these. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The right table spot. Blue Jays Picks, Woad and Japanese Indigo. Blue Jays Picks; Hibiscus, Hollyhocks, St. Johns. Other NMI Guy Blogs.
