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polarised light image of evaporated dye that formed these beautiful flower-like structures in yellow, orange and green
On a whimsy, I tried dying some samples of wool yarn. The dye bath at right is made of red onion skins and the other two are unsweetened Kool-Aid. I didn't realize I had to microwave the Kool-Aid dye baths to set them, but that's pretty easy to do next time, and the dye seemed to take really well without the additional heat. I had bright orange fingers all day from putting them into the fruity-smelling dye bath.
I went out and bought more Kool-Aid.
Fresno State Ag One Jordan College Convocation reception, May 2018, photo by Geoff Thurner, Copyright 2018.
Sample book (dye trials)
Feb 1937
M F Dutton, Leathersellers Technical College
Cheshire Archives and Local Studies DDN 2094/136
The Glen Dye Box is located near Banchory and Cairn O' Mount in Abeerdeenshire, and is one of the few remaining AA boxes in Britain. It is in good condition mainly thanks to its very rural location.
Dye 2 is one of four "dye sites" in Greenland. One and four were on the west and east coast and 2 and 3 were on the ice sheet. Massive listening posts made to keep the commies away from America and its allies. Did I say massive..... this is huge and impressive. I was out here for the day to take photos of planes with skis... and 8 bladed props! Greenland ice sheet
Sea Dye Marker
Apollo
An Apollo survival ruckack contained a package of sea-dye marker to help search-and-rescue teams locate astronauts who had splashed down far from their planned location. When Released, the powdered dye could color 93 square meters (1,000 square feet) of ocean surface for 12 hours.
Dye Marker Actuator
Apollo
To help search-and-rescue teams locate a command module after an ocean landing, the forward end of the spacecraft held a dye marker actuator, which released a packet of dye and a communication umbilical when an astronaut activated a switch.
1. 1 Skein winder, 2. 2 Skeined, 3. 3 Pre-wash, 4. 4 Dye powder, 5. 5 In the pot, 6. 6. Fat skeins
Created using fd's Flickr Toys.
It was hard to tape off this circle. I wanted to try something other then a negative, so I bought this doily at the local thrift store and used it wight the Lumi Dye.
DDN/2094/136
Sample book (dye trials)
Feb 1937
M F Dutton, Leathersellers Technical College
Cheshire Archives and Local Studies DDN 2094/136
YORK, ENGLAND - JANUARY 24: during an i2i Soccer Academy Training Session at Haxby Road on January 24th 2023 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
starting a couple of dye baths using eucalyptus, one with leaves and gumnuts, one with bark. have no idea how they will turn out...
Photograph taken along the route of the M11 Link Road (now the A12 between Redbridge Roundabout and Hackney Wick) between Leytonstone and Leyton stations in December 1993.
Dyers Hall Road. The width of the new section of railway bridge to the right of the brick arches indicates the size of the A12 road as built. The railway was the Gospel Oak to Barking branch of the North London Line, now part of the Overground network. Photographed from the footbridge over the Central Line.
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Praktica BC1 with Ilford HP5 Plus developed in ID11.
At last summer's Felter's Fling, I took a class with Chad Alice Hagen. She is very funny & a great teacher. She keeps the students on task. She brings the most amazing tools for resist felting.
Most pieces of felt go into three dye baths. After each dye bath, the resists are removed & new ones added. You can try to plan the design, but it's not likely the plan will turn out "as planned" The fun of it is seeing what each piece becomes.