- Hand-dyed
- Sold by 8-yard skein
- Content: 100% organic cotton
- We recommend that you pre-wash all hand-dyed products before sewing them together with other colors.
Floss is grown and spun in Peru and hand-dyed in the USA
- milled in Europe
- higher heirloom quality than other wool blends out in the market
- felt is biodegradable
- Oeko-Tex certified (non-toxic and organic)
- evenly dense andcolor fast
- cuts and sews well in any direction
- anti-pilling
- non-raveling and no hemming required
- versatile - great for any range of projects
- Hand-dyed
- Sold by the 25-yard skein
- Content: 100% organic cotton
- We recommend that you pre-wash all hand-dyed products before sewing them together with other colors.
Flat Braid measures approx. 1/8" wide and is approx. 1/32" thick
This braid is made by taking 16 strands of natural organic cotton thread and braiding it on an antique shoelace braider found in an old textile factory in South Carolina. The result is this neat braid that is soft, strong and elegant all at the same time.
The braid is hand dyed with fiber-reactive dyes that don't fade or wash out. The dye actually becomes part of the molecular structure of the cotton. The hand dye technique is low immersion to save water. It gives the braid slight variations of darks and lights that lend a vintage quality to the finished work.
Its uses are endless! It's easy to knit and the flatness of the strand adds depth and definition to your pattern. The braid can also be used for rug hooking. Since it's a tape you never have to cut strips and your whole project goes much faster. It looks just like hand dyed wool when your project is done, but it's not susceptible to moth damage.
Many customers have used this product in weaving, paper making, garment trimming and much more.
It's delightful to work with!
Undyed
- Sold by the yard
- Content: 100% Organic Cotton
- Width: 15mm Wide (approx 0.6 Inch)
Grown, woven and hand-dyed in India
Undyed
- Sold by the yard
- Content: 100% Organic Cotton
- Width: 6mm Wide (approx 1/4 Inch)
Grown, woven and hand-dyed in India
- Width: 20mm Wide
- Sold by 2m card
Reviving historical practices, with contemporary environmental thinking and current scientific advances, trimmings are dyed by BioDye in India, with a closed loop system. BioDye uses dyes and mordants that are environmentally safe. Dyestuffs are obtained from sustainable sources such as leaves, fruits, and regenerative stems. Waste materials are biodegradable, with compost and irrigation water used to grow dye, medicinal plants and food crops for in-house consumption. Through a collaboration with village women's groups, dyeplants and firewood are collected from renewable plantations and used in fuel-efficient stoves in the dye house. BioDye also work with local farmers to support the re-introduction of indigo in agriculturally depleted regions, thereby contributing to sustainable livelihoods.
*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.
- Content: 100% Organic Cotton
- Width: 4mm Wide
- Sold by 4m card
Reviving historical practices, with contemporary environmental thinking and current scientific advances, trimmings are dyed by BioDye in India, with a closed loop system. BioDye uses dyes and mordants that are environmentally safe. Dyestuffs are obtained from sustainable sources such as leaves, fruits, and regenerative stems. Waste materials are biodegradable, with compost and irrigation water used to grow dye, medicinal plants and food crops for in-house consumption. Through a collaboration with village women's groups, dyeplants and firewood are collected from renewable plantations and used in fuel-efficient stoves in the dye house. BioDye also work with local farmers to support the re-introduction of indigo in agriculturally depleted regions, thereby contributing to sustainable livelihoods.
*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.
- Content: 100% Organic Cotton
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Width: 8mm Wide
Sold by 3m card
Reviving historical practices, with contemporary environmental thinking and current scientific advances, trimmings are dyed by BioDye in India, with a closed loop system. BioDye uses dyes and mordants that are environmentally safe. Dyestuffs are obtained from sustainable sources such as leaves, fruits, and regenerative stems. Waste materials are biodegradable, with compost and irrigation water used to grow dye, medicinal plants and food crops for in-house consumption. Through a collaboration with village women's groups, dyeplants and firewood are collected from renewable plantations and used in fuel-efficient stoves in the dye house. BioDye also work with local farmers to support the re-introduction of indigo in agriculturally depleted regions, thereby contributing to sustainable livelihoods.
*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.
Vegetable-Dyed, sold by the 8m card
Content: 100% Eri Silk
8-Strand Organic Eri Embroidery Silk (GOTS Certified), 8m. per card. Individual thread size is 140 deniers. Offered in 14 naturally dyed colors.
*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.
Out of Stock Colors of Embroidery Floss Will Be Re-Stocked Fall 2019
- Content: 100% Organic Cotton
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Width: 12mm Wide
- Sold by 5m card
Reviving historical practices, with contemporary environmental thinking and current scientific advances, trimmings are dyed by BioDye in India, with a closed loop system. BioDye uses dyes and mordants that are environmentally safe. Dyestuffs are obtained from sustainable sources such as leaves, fruits, and regenerative stems. Waste materials are biodegradable, with compost and irrigation water used to grow dye, medicinal plants and food crops for in-house consumption. Through a collaboration with village women's groups, dyeplants and firewood are collected from renewable plantations and used in fuel-efficient stoves in the dye house. BioDye also work with local farmers to support the re-introduction of indigo in agriculturally depleted regions, thereby contributing to sustainable livelihoods.
*If you would like to see what plants were used in the dyeing process for each color, click here.
