My knitting prompt this week came while tidying some winter damage on the apple trees with my volunteer colleagues – the branches carried a range of coloured lichen, in amazing patterns and textures …
I believe it’s possible to dye with lichen … I haven’t tried it – have you? If so, I’d love to hear about it!
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I missed this when you posted it – gorgeous photos. I look forward to seeing what comes of these inspirations!
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