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  1. Pokeberry dye can produce a beautiful dark purple to magenta color, but if no mordant is used the color will quickly fade with washing. Vinegar is useful to help set the dye from the poke weed plant, but even then the color will eventually fade with time to a reddish brown.

  2. 4 lut 2021 · Pokeberry is a fascinating natural dye. It's one of the few plants that can give a very strong fuschia pink, and color can range from orange to deep red to bright pink. It's also very easy to dye with, and only uses plain vinegar as a fixative.

  3. Pokeberry, aka pokeweed, inkberry, poke salad, and more, Phytolacca americana is a luminous natural dye which can achieve incredible shades of fuchsia and magenta for ecofashion and ecoprinting....

  4. 24 sie 2021 · Making Pokeberry Dye. Collect as many poke berries as you can. Place the berries into a large stock pot that you won’t be using for food. Poke is a semi-toxic plant – when dyeing with these types of plants, always use something that you don’t cook with.

  5. 1 lip 2020 · Learn how to make your own natural Pokeberry Victorian Christmas-red dye from your own garden.

  6. I have some wild pokeberry plants and plan on using the berries for dying silk fabric. So is skin contact with dyed fabric a risk?

  7. 26 wrz 2012 · Autumn features a bright red wool dyed by pokeberry, also called pokeweed, pokeroot, and just plain poke. This weed litters our alleys, some plants reaching upwards of seven feet tall. Alex, Lil and I collected several pounds of berries on a walk and juiced them by hand.

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