This thread collection reflects the gentle colors of the ground beneath the Redwoods I live under. The blue is the tiny slices of sky that peek through the trees and dapple the ground with light. Sweet and sleepy as it slowly wakes up to spring. 

There’s enough fabric for several small projects. I have FREE pouch patterns available in my shop. All hand sewn and perfect for all levels of experience.

This was an especially hard fabric bundle to photograph. I included an up-close picture of the darkest shade of purple. It looks black in the primary photo, and it’s not. The fuchsias are more true to the color in the photo with the rulers.

Naturally dyed by hand in Sonoma County, California. Uneven coloring & gentle fading is just one of the magickal characteristics of botanical dyes.

This botanical bundle includes

• 21 pieces ranging from 8” x 6” to 1 1/2“x 2”

• Fabrics: Linen, linen & cotton blend, Kona cotton, silk, Tencel, and vintage kimono fabric.

• Botanical dyes used: Black Walnut Leaves, Ivy, Tan Oak, Loquat, Wild Plum Leaves, Fig Leaves, eucalyptus Leaves, Indigo Pericón, and Horsetail.

• Variations of color and some uneven dyeing may occur.

• All fabric has been washed and dried twice.

• It's best to store naturally dyed fabric from constant direct sunlight as fading may occur.

• When needed, hand or machine wash gently in cold water. Hang to dry out of direct sunlight. Use a PH-neutral soap. Excess dye residue may occur.