Skill: Natural Dyeing

Ziz Land

I have always been interested in exploring and working with diverse materials and techniques: ceramics, printmaking, painting, knitting, and mixed media. I enjoy exploring the relationship between materials.

The Royal Bee Yarn Company

We hope you enjoy our eco-friendly yarn which has been designed from fleece to fiber. Our 18-micron merino wool is farmed, milled, and hand-dyed in the U.S. We believe in earth-friendly dyeing and farming practices.

Eleri Design

Whether traditionally hand woven or knitted with the latest digital technologies, the goal for all Eleri Design garments is to make women feel radiant, alive, and powerful.

Nasimiyu Designs

Sturdy and practical, the basket can be used as you desire both indoors and outside. The baskets are handwoven from straw and reed which grow in the wild and goes through six stages before the basket is born. The straw/reed is first plucked, then dried, split, twisted, and dyed using natural dyes, and finally woven. This process takes 6-10 hours depending on design, pattern, and shape.

Sunnyside Farm

We have been raising small numbers of sheep since 1991.

Lissy’s Zoo

Our Zoo is located in the Sierra Foothills in Sutter Creek, CA. We’d love to have you visit and learn about the farm.

Earth My Body

Cory Gunter Brown teaches natural dye workshops to adults and children, producing a select few naturally dyed items each month, and making plant infused body oils with the Redwood and Cedar from the land where she lives.

Kosa (arts)

A concept show in uptown Oakland

Pepper Lane Farm

We are a 5-acre “start-up” organic farm in the Two Rock Valley of West Petaluma

Henderson Studios

Tapestries and loom-controlled weavings are all of original designs. Rugs, wall hangings, throws, shawls, and scarves are some of the kinds of pieces regularly produced.

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