Would you be interested in my leaflet about dyestuffs from the 1st century? the plants in it are indigenous to the UK and can still be grown and used...I wrote it for one of my Ancient Technology sessions.
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Re: Historical dye plants
Would it be suitable for the main site - I think it would be brilliant on there.
By the way I can't get your link to work.
By the way I can't get your link to work.
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Ah ha! thanks Green Aura, I'd left the ever important 'uk' bit off the end!
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Re: Historical dye plants
seems like a good idea to me.
i've dabbled with woad, and other natural dyes. be an interesting article I think
i've dabbled with woad, and other natural dyes. be an interesting article I think
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Re: Historical dye plants
I would be - is it a pdf that can be emailed or a postal leaflet?
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I'd be happy to email it to you, pm your addy and I'll send it through the ether...
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Re: Historical dye plants
Ooh bit of a late reply, but it sounds like something for the main site! Want to post it here for a quick look?
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Re: Historical dye plants
I'd really like it please. I'll pm you my email address. thanks