Dye Journal
California Sagebrush
Artemisia californica–California Native
As soon as I added the sagebrush into the water, color began to seep out of it. Within 15 minutes of simmering, the water turned a deep yellow. The smell of sagebrush is divine–minty sweet and herbal and is aptly nick-named: cowboy cologne.
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
Project Name
Artemisia californica–California Native
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
Project Name
Artemisia californica–California Native
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
Deerweed
Acmispon glaber–California Native
The deerweed didn't yield much color over the course of an hour-long simmer and remained a cloudy yellow-brown even after straining. The branches I collected were mostly wilted and long-since bloomed. I might try again earlier in the season.
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
Project Name
Artemisia californica–California Native
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
Project Name
Artemisia californica–California Native
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(Harvested: July 10, 2023)
