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A lab at Neversink Dye. The roof had leaked so bad above the lab that there was a 2 inch sheet of ice on the floor below and a constand flow of new water seeping in from the melting snow above. Neversink Dye Company was one of the largest commercial dye manufacturers in the world. Their dyes colored everything from plastics and ceramics to food and clothing. The massive compound was closed when production was moved to St. Louis. Shot with a Panasonic 20mm.
I love the way the leaves of the young Bloodroot plants (Sanguinaria canadensis) seem to grasp the stem of the flower. Flowers open up in sun but close at night, and are very short-lived (1-2 days). Leaves continue to grow in size after bloom (sometimes to as much as 9" across) and remain attractive until mid to late summer when the plant goes dormant.
All parts of the plant exude a bright reddish-orange sap when cut, hence the common name. Sap was once used by Native Americans for dyes. Rootstock is caustic and poisonous if ingested, but has been used medicinally for its antiseptic and emetic properties.
Sometimes your friends are better titlers than you are...
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Heidi Dyer (Waves, #22) hitting the ball over the net. Madison Witt (UA, #23) is blocking. NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship 2016 in Gulf Shores, AL.
Noah "Noé" Dyer speaking with reporters at a campaign announcement for David Garcia for Governor of Arizona at the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
100% alpaca fingering. The darker blue shade is a 100% wool I used to tie off the skein. Definitely want to try this again with wool.
Got Chris this T-shirt at the Dead show at Red Rocks. At the Rockygrass festival we got wet building a dam in the river and the new tie dye ran all over Chris. The dye wouldn't wash off for several days!
polarised light image of evaporated dye that formed these beautiful flower-like structures in yellow, orange and green
Malrbo was a very yellow ftm modded Supia Roda I bought several years ago. I thought she was beyond help. So I decided to try dyeing her and giving her a makeover :) I'd say it worked!
dyeing fabrics with Procion MX fiber reactive dyes and ice. colors used were mixing red, fucshia, sun yellow, golden yellow and rust orange
From Wikipedia: Born in Provincetown, Massachusetts, Dyer entered the Navy as master's mate in 1862 and was promoted to acting ensign and acting master for gallant service aboard Metacomet during the Battle of Mobile Bay, 4-5 August 1864. He won additional laurels while commanding the cruiser Baltimore in the Battle of Manila Bay 1 May 1898. He reached the mandatory retirement age of 62 on 19 February 1901. Rear Admiral Dyer died in Melrose, Massachusetts, 28 January 1910. He is buried in the Wyoming Cemetery in Melrose, Massachusetts.
Admiral Dyer was one of the few individuals who served with Admiral Farragut at Mobile Bay and also Commodore Dewey at Manila Bay.
Top to bottom: cotton ribbing, CL tank, White Chez Ami interlock (did not dye well at all), PRR helicopters, French Terry, Bamboo velour
I dried nearly spent dahlia petals at my parents house in Seattle, brought them home to use for dyeing.
KnitPicks Dye Your Own. Alum premordant. Self striping, dyed with Tansy and wild purple Bee Balm, in an iron pot.
See, here it looks really red. It's like, a trick of the light, or something. I think I'm going to dye it again, but like KA-TOW red, and not this sissy color. And not like clown color, either, because I tried that once before, and it looked like Hell. I mean like Maureen O'Hara red. Rawr.
MKO 365
June 7th, 2009
Ta da! And, almost exactly as I envisioned it. At this point all it needed was hemming of skirt & sleeves, and pressed. I was very pleased with the finished product, the only change I would have made, had I looked beyond the original pattern's design, is to narrow the portrait neckline to not be so wide/low. Still, it was beautiful, and hindsight is 20/20.