wrapping paper, hangi, from aimee became one long strip
soy beans added to help keep paper from sticking to itself
after the spinning and most beans were removed...
and the spun thread
kami-ito ready for north country shifu
a night prowler
yes, it's a bobcat.
m's seen this one or its relative, up close, too close, and personal.
buckthorn berries
harvest from my yard
retired the potato masher to the dye kitchen
the froth settled
the cook begins
draining through a paint strainer
borrowed from the paper mill
the liquor
why cereal photography?
the top bowl is from east fork pottery and is their cereal bowl.
the bottom bowl is a pyrex (vintage same as the potato masher) mixing bowl
the cereal bowl my once teenage nephew used to use.
can you eat buckthorn berries?
ReplyDeletesomeones making ink, isn't it such fun? No berries here at the moment though. But many other ideas to try.
ReplyDeletethat's a fabulous colour! And using beans is a brilliant idea.
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I have been thinking about the processes you showed for the milkweed. What is the possibility of using a top loader washing machine in some way? Do you think the churning would be useful as any sort of labour saving in the process?
ReplyDeleteSo many fabulous images here of alchemy...
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