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A natural dye ingredient (choose from the following):
- avocado skins and pits (light pink)
- tumeric powder (yellow or orange)
- hibiscus tea (bright pink)
- red cabbage (blue)
- black bean with baking soda (green)
- black bean (blue)
- basic rule to how much is needed is a 1:1 to 3:1 ratio of dye ingredient to wool weights (ex: if I have 3.5 oz. (100 g) of yarn I would want anywhere between 100 to 300 g of dying ingredient.)
- any ingredient like the avocado skins and pits can be stored in the refrigerator

Mordant agent: Allum powder is my choice (you can get 1.5 lbs for $10)
Pot (whatever you use, you can never use it to cook again!)
Stirring wooden spoon (again, this will be set aside for crafting only)
Strainer (this is okay to use again if rinsed very well)
Neutral pH soap (a mild dish soap is okay)
Cream of tartar
Vinegar (1 bottle)
Baking soda (1 container)
Heat source (like stove top)
Gallon Ziploc bags (optional method)
Plastic bowl/container (not to be used for food)
The wool you are going to process (make sure that it is 100% natural or it will not dye correctly)
Rubber Gloves
Written instructions will be provided on the first day of class for the complete process.

學習者無需使用標準 Outschool 工具以外的任何應用程式或網站。

This course will require adult supervision as we will be boiling ingredients and working with Aluminum Sulfate (safest option, but still should use caution)