ABIO - Main Component
Φύλλα Σημύδας (Birch leaves) 38500 - 100gr
Preparation: The fabric should be washed as hot as possible. I.e. wool and silk with wool detergent at approx. 30°C and cotton and linen at up to 90°C.
Put the washed, damp fiber into the mordant bath and leave it for 12 hours or even longer. Move gently from time to time. Rinse well and place still damp in the prepared dye bath.

Processing
NOTE
Dyeing Results: The type of mordant as well as treatment duration have a decisive influence on the dyeing result. Our recipes always aim at the full color shade. Corresponding lighter shades can be achieved by reducing the plant dye and/or diluting the dye bath with water. It is also possible to increase the amount of fabric, but this implies adjusting the quantity of dye bath so that all fibers are covered.
Cleaning: Cleaning pots works best with hot water and citric acid (#64150).
38500 Birch leaves Lat.: Folia betulae Engl.: birch leaves French: feuilles de bouleau
Birch leaves are collected in spring and dried in the dark. They come from the two birch species Betula alba and Betula pendula from the family Betulaceae. These birch species are native to northern Europe and the temperate latitudes of Asia and grow mostly in deciduous forests, meadows and bogs. Birch leaves contain the flavonoids hyperoside and a myricetin galactoside as coloring ingredients. It also contains about 3 to 5% tannins. The colors that can be obtained range from golden yellow to olive green. Wool pre-stained with alum becomes a beautiful bright yellow, if the material is treated with iron or copper sulfate, the tone changes to olive when exposed to air.
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