Dyersburg, Tennessee

1911 -- Classical Revival

c. 1920

what a line !!!

Dying Times

ツルバミ/橡　（別名:クヌギ）

Quercus acutissima

2011/12/13 紫試写会

I did a photoshoot for a benefit clothing company Dye.To.Tell. (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dye-To-Tell-Apparel/120363073992?ref=search)

check out their facebook and help donate!

This shoot was so much fun minus the extreme Georgia heat. I shot mainly around the PCS Studio Warehouse/Goat Farm..but I would have not been ANYWHERE without thanks to Wil Hughes for his help! :)

Dying Times

Yet again the "dyers" are out of service.

Indigo dyeing class at Sincere Sheep, 9/10/2017

Yarn dip

i'm surprised ive actually got my head around this.. ish..

Part of the 2010 collection

RIP DYER

Dye Creek Preserve

Dye tracing in the Peak Cavernn Main Streamway

Madder and Lac

Muslin and a cotton T-shirt dyed with Procion Fiber Reactive Dyes in Blue, Golden Brown, and Red WIne

Natural Dye that a woman at the Pisaq market was selling.

Carded result of Ingeo, wool, silk/camel, angelina blend.

first time dyeing yarn. Used the louet dyeing kit I bought in a destash way back before 2009.

Creative techniques, some great dyed materials to take home and a lovely scarf

I was bored last night and had a brain fart - why not add dye to water in a plate and take pictures of it?

So I did.

After dyeing, I've been lately setting it in the microwave to heatset.

This is post-microwave, during plastic removal.

Dye was neon pink and neon purple, though I used quite a bit so it should be deeper.

On ground near base of several european larches (Larix decidua). Brackets often emerge from roots. A pathogen causing root and butt rot in conifers (Wikipedia). S side Hutchinson's Field, Milton, MA 9/9/07

SAMSUNG CSC

Mitch Dye (L) and Jerry Lauer, Halloween Party at Tracy Pelzer's in Las Cruces, October 26, 1985, Scan from print.

SALZ Tokyo Yukata

Got to meet with Tracy who I met on ravelry.com. She taught me to dye using food coloring in the microwave. Opened up a whole new world of possibilities to me.

Creative techniques, some great dyed materials to take home and a lovely scarf

Creative techniques, some great dyed materials to take home and a lovely scarf

Creative techniques, some great dyed materials to take home and a lovely scarf

a lady continues to request a red bracelet, and i cannot find this type of cord in red, so i finally made an attempt to dye a batch of white cord. it came out pink (but she requested that, too!). i also dyed a batch green so i can macrame some leaves for more THK grapes.

dye factory yet again

Dyer, Charles, Stoker 1st Class, SS/112284, HMS Invincible, Royal Navy

Born Derby, 14th December 1890

Killed in action 31st May 1916 aged 26

Son of Elizabeth Caroline Dyer, of Canal Bridge, Willington, Derby. Native of Repton.

Commemorated on the Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire

1911 Census

A hotel ostler

A servant in the household of Ernest Walton, a hotel keeper, of The Rose and Crown Inn, Cornmarket, Derby

Also commemorated on the Willington Memorial

Although I was unable to attend Thanksgiving, my aunt Judy was kind enough to send me some pictures which I have scanned some of my favorites onto my computer.

Every time I look at this picture I still laugh (and not just because of my uncle Jackie's mustache). I love seeing uncle Joe, aunt Judy, uncle Jackie, uncle Gary, and my dad just goofing off and having a fun at Thanksgiving.

Got to meet with Tracy who I met on ravelry.com. She taught me to dye using food coloring in the microwave. Opened up a whole new world of possibilities to me.