Learn how to dye fabric a deep, night blue with logwood and create striking discharge prints using leaves. This intermediate-level workshop explores the many possibilities of logwood, showing how different mordants and natural resists produce a wide range of colors and effects.

Packed with photos and clear step-by-step instructions, this PDF will guide you through eco-printing techniques that combine depth, texture, and natural beauty.

Did you know? Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) was one of the most valuable dyewoods of the 17th century, traded worldwide for its ability to produce rich purples, blues, and blacks. In eco-printing, it becomes even more versatile, offering both color and pattern.

Level: Intermediate and up
What you’ll learn:

• How to create multiple shades from a single logwood bath
• How to mordant your scarf using minimal mordants
• How to bundle fabric with barriers for eco-printing
• Which leaves work (and which don’t) for this discharge technique

Format: Large PDF with clear instructions and step-by-step photographs
Delivery: Instant download after purchase