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Eco-dyeing with Jane Flower
When I met Jane Flower (https://foliosandfibre.wordpress.com) at the Craft and Quilt Fair in May last year I thought her fabrics were exquisite. So much crisper and more intense than anything I had managed to produce on a piece of silk. … Continue reading
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