Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Kilims: Subdued Blue
Here is a great blue. It is called Slate Blue. It is a Prochem dye directly out of the jar. I used 1/4 tsp. of Slate Blue over 1/2 yard of Dorr natural wool processed in a Presto Pot (also known as a Kitchen Kettle) with only enough water to cover the wool with little to NO stirring. This produces the wonderful mottling. Citric acid was used as a mordant. Click on the photo to see the loveliness. This is another great color for Kilims or your next new project. Try it, you will be pleasantly surprised!
Labels:
Abrash,
Citric Acid,
Color,
Door Wool,
Dying Wool,
Hooked Rugs,
Kilims,
Kitchen Kettle,
mordant,
Mottled,
Presto Pot,
Prochem Dyes,
Value,
Wool
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