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Episode 3: You say you want an evolution
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In this episode, I continue my hemp study with spinning, knitting and dyeing. My dyeing-with-plants project begins with onion skins and touches on previous experiments with black beans. In the vegan segment I look into what happens to egg laying chickens. Is there really anything wrong with eggs? And I call upon everyone to step up, to make a difference, to help our species evolve and to leave our barbaric, violent culture behind. We can do better. Let’s do it. Time’s awasting.
Episode 3 – You say you want an evolution
Kayleen Knits for the Runes – in the sidebar on the right
Black beans as dye discussion on Ravelry
Natural Dyeing group on Ravelry
The Handbook of Natural Plant Dyes by Sasha Duerr
Vodka Lemonade sweater pattern
CrafterNews Knitted Farm Animals
Vegan – Vegetarian Solutions for s Sustainable Environment Scroll down to May 15, 2009 for Why Industrial Chicken Production is Wrong, Karen Davis interview. Also available on iTunes.
Houndesign spindle with spun hemp and fibre
Skein of first hemp handspun
Hemp handspun after tannin
Hemp soapsock with handmade soap
Left: cotton dyed with chamomile, calendula and overdyed with black beans; Centre: handspun hemp dyed with onion skins; Right: cotton dyed with black beans and overdyed with turmeric root
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