Dye multicolored yarn with plant colors

Are you ready to take your plant coloring to the next level? So sign up for this exciting course taught by Lotte Denckert, where you will learn how to dye multicolored yarn with plant dyes.

You will learn several different techniques for creating multicolored yarn and plant speckles with simple paraphernalia and mainly dried plants. Along the way you will also learn about the different plants and hear a little about the history behind plant coloring and the different plant materials.

Whether you're a beginner or a tanned plant colorist, you'll want to take home plenty of knowledge about which plants are best suited for multicolored yarn and how to make multicolored yarn yourself. Take home 3 bold organic yarns that you have dyed yourself.

In the course, you yourself worked with your three cloves and completely decide which plants you want to use. So if you would also like to learn how to make beautiful multicolored yarns with nature's own dyes, then this is the course for you.

**Material Price: **

There is a material price of 200kr which covers 3 bold organic wool yarns a 50g, plant materials to dye with and a digital compendium with all the info you need to continue at home.

**Participants must bring: **

Clothes that may get dirty or apron
3 freezer bags
1-2 jam jars of about 500 ml
Onion husks from yellow or red onions, if any

**About the Educator: **

Your teacher is Lotte Denckert, who runs the small distribution company Plantefarveren.dk every day. Lotte's adventure in this magical world of natural colors began when she first dived into a dye pot with some cheap wool yarn from Rema 1000. The transformation that took place as the white yarn gradually became enveloped in the most beautiful colors was like magic unfolding before her eyes, magic created with her own hands.

Lotte's fascination with plants and colors has been an incessant source of joy over the past several years, and she can hardly stop coloring once she's at it. It was Lotte's aunt who first introduced her to the art of plant coloring, and her passion for colors, plants and wool rubbed off on her. Lotte loves the surprise and excitement that comes with every time you fish a new color out of the pot.