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Oak Dye
Green Wood Work & Natural Dye ーThree Fold Screenー   The frame is in cleft and whittled oak from Sizergh Castle (NT) near Kendal. The cotton panels are dyed with oak bark from the same tree. (The soft brown colour is fixed with alum. The oak leaves are iron mordant screen print) (Photo left) Screen displayed with High-Back Green Wood Chair (oak) at Farfield Mill (Photo right) Natural dye cotton panel Contact : Paul Girling 01539-736363 (UK)/TADesign info@mrsalderson.co.uk  ＊Beginning-----May 2006 We splited the oak together at Sizergh Castle |
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Blackberry Dye
Blackberry natural dye products are exclusively displayed at the Farfield Mill, EQUINOX exhibition.
(The exhibition open from 9th September to 8th November)
Blackberry dye colour --- Pink with alum / Blue Grey with iron
Photo from left、Blackberry 、dye bath、Blackberry dye products (EQUINOX at the Farfield Mill）
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Dandelion and Buttercup Dye
Dandelion flower heads are good source of dye.It makes pale yellow with alum and yellow green with copper..
Buttercup flower also makes yellow (orange) with alum.
（photo from left Buttercup dye Mini Square Sack, Dandelion dye Shoulder Bag
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Natural Dye and Organic screen print
TADesign pursues environmentally friendly technique for textile design.
It currently uses natural dye from local sources,
employing organic screen printing for own textile designs.
Photo from top ---
"Alder berry dye Cushion Cover" on the bench by Paul Girling/Green woodworker
"Natural dye products" at Farfield Mill
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