Quebracho Wood Natural Dye
Shepherd Textiles Quebracho Wood Natural Dye contains the ground heartwood of Schinopsis balansae, a hardwood native to Argentina and Brazil. Quebracho Wood is extremely rich in natural tannins, which help it bond to fiber with or without a metal mordant. It produces warm tan and sandstone shades on all natural fibers, including cotton. It can also be used as a tannic pre-treatment to make cotton more receptive to mordanting. Our Quebracho Wood comes from South American timber that is ground to a fine powder in India. Use it at 25% weight-of-fabric (WOF) for warm natural shades.
Before using, please read our Guide to Dyeing with Quebracho Wood for color recipes, background, and safety information.
Shepherd Textiles Quebracho Wood Natural Dye contains the ground heartwood of Schinopsis balansae, a hardwood native to Argentina and Brazil. Quebracho Wood is extremely rich in natural tannins, which help it bond to fiber with or without a metal mordant. It produces warm tan and sandstone shades on all natural fibers, including cotton. It can also be used as a tannic pre-treatment to make cotton more receptive to mordanting. Our Quebracho Wood comes from South American timber that is ground to a fine powder in India. Use it at 25% weight-of-fabric (WOF) for warm natural shades.
Before using, please read our Guide to Dyeing with Quebracho Wood for color recipes, background, and safety information.
Shepherd Textiles Quebracho Wood Natural Dye contains the ground heartwood of Schinopsis balansae, a hardwood native to Argentina and Brazil. Quebracho Wood is extremely rich in natural tannins, which help it bond to fiber with or without a metal mordant. It produces warm tan and sandstone shades on all natural fibers, including cotton. It can also be used as a tannic pre-treatment to make cotton more receptive to mordanting. Our Quebracho Wood comes from South American timber that is ground to a fine powder in India. Use it at 25% weight-of-fabric (WOF) for warm natural shades.
Before using, please read our Guide to Dyeing with Quebracho Wood for color recipes, background, and safety information.
