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Rosalies Medieval Woman Dyes and Colours ~ The dye process used a certain amount of kermes for all of the colours it was produced in red grey black dark grey and dark blue not just for the bright red colour scarlet Medieval Colour Names Many and varied are the names of colours used in medieval times
Period Dyes and Colors The Medieval Tailor ~ Period Dyes and Colors One day I had the distinct pleasure to spend the afternoon with a friend who I consider to be very skilled in the arts of medieval dyeing She had many pots some hot some cold some large some small but all containing vegetable matter of one sort or another Things like walnut shells turmeric weld stalks
Medieval Dyes Kindle edition by Jodi Smith C Ellen ~ Jodi’s background in chemical engineering and her interests in fiber and in medieval life all lead to her work with natural dyes Medieval Dyes based on her own experimental research is her first book Jodi’s husband has a job with a real paycheck but he still finds time to help fix the pasture fences
The Dye WoorkesMedieval Renaissance Dye Recipes ~ Medieval Dyes of the Bayeux Tapestry Medieval Dyestuffs Colors Dyestuffs and Mordants of the Viking Age by Carolyn PriestDorman A Brief History of Dyestuffs Dyeing by Heather McCloy What the Irish Wore Dyes Dyeing Medieval Dyeing Dyestuffs Period Dyes and their Modern Color Equivalents Useful if you want to ensure your clothing colors are accurate but dont have the resources to dye them yourself
Ancient and Medieval Dyes William F Leggett ~ Leggetts classic text Ancient and Medieval Dyes is an informative and easytoread introduction to the most common animal and vegetable dyes used before the introduction of synthetic chemical dyes
Medieval Colours Buckinghams Retinue Medieval ~ A mix of the three basic dyes madder weld and woad with a lot of alum could create a black Acorns were allegedly used as black dye as were ‘galnuts’ or oak apples which were also used to make ink Black as a colour was also associated with darkness and death
Early medieval European dress Wikipedia ~ Early medieval European dress from about 400 to 1100 changed very gradually The main feature of the period was the meeting of late Roman costume with that of the invading peoples who moved into Europe over this period
Medieval Clothing What People Wore in the Middle Ages ~ Colors Found in Medieval Clothing Dyes came from a lot of different sources some of them far more expensive than others Still even the humble peasant could have colorful clothing Using plants roots lichen tree bark nuts crushed insects mollusks and iron oxide virtually every color of the rainbow could be achieved
5 Ancient Hair Dye Techniques That Are Utterly Disgusting ~ 1 Lead The ancient Egyptians saw dark hair as a beauty ideal and used a leadbased hair dye to color their locks black The recipe for this hair dye called for taking lead oxide and mixing it with slaked lime calcium hydroxide and water until a paste is formed This was then rubbed onto the head
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