Exploring Tree Dyes and Tannins EOC 2806

Celebrate autumn by exploring the wonderful range of subtle warm and earthy hues that can be achieved by dyeing with tree barks. Discover the colours hidden away inside the trees of Bradfield woods and use them to dye some test skeins and samplers to take home with you.

Enjoy the surrounding of these ancient woods and relax with some simple braiding techniques or tree twine making while the dye pots are simmering.

Suitable for complete beginners.

Fay first learnt about dyeing when she was a Tudor re-enactor at Kentwell Hall. She has built up an eclectic knowledge of native dye plants and their identification.

Click on this link to check out Fay's wonderful craft work, including carved wooden tools, spoons, felted and knitted animals and woven hearts.

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Please come suitably prepared for the British weather and wear stout walking shoes or boots.

Please bring:

• A basket, trug or bag.
  
• A mug
  
• Notepad and pen
  
• A camera if you wish
  
• A packed lunch
  

Tea and coffee will be served throughout the day and are included in the price.

Please note that your booking is non-refundable. You can find our full Terms & Conditions via this link:  https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/wildlearninginfo

If you’d like to purchase a Voucher for future courses for yourself or as a gift, you can do so via our online shop at www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org.

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