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At the Griffin Dyeworks Dye & Fiber Retreat, 2009. www.griffindyeworks.com

 

More about our dyeing and the retreat: www.syrendell.blogspot.com

 

Besales Roller Trigger Sear

Eclipse Nexus Ram with Planet Eclipse QEVs (2), Clear

Shocktech Bomb 3-Way

Shocktech Rat Valve and Spring

CCM Hammer and Spring

CP Shorty Reg

Dye Microdrop

Smart Parts ASA

Hybrid Grip

System X Beavertail

(will be getting hybrid clamping feedneck)

Photographed in London on March 10th

Nice and simple aftermarket refill system for a Roland Dye-Sub printer.

Primary Colors dyeing study - testing two primary families: Jewel or Earthy Palettes

at / Taken on Friday 28 March 2025 / Photo by Brady Dyer / BradyDyer.com

DYER, E

 

Rank: Serjeant

Service No: 14779

Date of Death: 09/10/1917

Age: 21

Regiment/Service: Somerset Light Infantry, 8th Bn.

Awards: D C M

Grave Reference: III. E. 111.

Cemetery: BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, NORD

Additional Information: Son of Charles and Ellen Dyer, of 7, Springfield, Clandown, Radstock, Bath.

Link: www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/199219/DYER,%20E

at / Taken on Friday 28 March 2025 / Photo by Brady Dyer / BradyDyer.com

Judy, Diane, Felicia, and Adrienne in dye lab soaking their first batch of fiber before applying dye

description in the ink picture

This project was too wacky to sum up briefly here. If you're interested in what happened, click on through to the blog.

Koolaid: Tropical Punch & Cherry

Food color - Red

This project was too wacky to sum up briefly here. If you're interested in what happened, click on through to the blog.

Reds: Bronze Rose, Mexican Red, Sahara Sun (Yellow)

 

Blues: Hunter Green, Leaf Green, Turquoise Saga

Pots of dye nearing the boil

Dyer Cummings open the first ever Frome Folk Festival at the Cheese and Grain

 

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Dye, dye, dye my darling...

All of the first dyeing is complete. Now the fabric needs to sit for a couple of hours.

We strolled around the Brimfield Antique Market today. While we were definitely squicked out by a lot of the whole flea market scene, we did find some fabulous treasures.

 

-- Pk.

Preparation - soaking in water and vinegar

 

- 3 hanks of wool-silk-bamboo

- a rather large amount of yellow and red onion skins (since I'm not a gold kind of person I mixed both)

- soaked in vinegar

- simmered in water with the onion skins

Harlequin Ducks, Common Eiders & Purple Sandpipers at Dyer Point in Cape Elizabeth, Maine

This project was too wacky to sum up briefly here. If you're interested in what happened, click on through to the blog.

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