Are you interested in learning more about achieving beautiful, lasting and colourful leaf prints on fabric using home grown or foraged vegetation? Join me as I explain the difference between working with or without traditional powdered mordants (metal salts) and why I've chosen a simple method of working without as my preferred practice? During the video I've included a short section where I reveal the prints achieved by using cotinus (smoke bush) leaves on a recent project working on organic hemp! It's amazing the power of nature.

My aim is to cultivate a sustainable, nature focused practice helping creatives and slow living enthusiasts feel connected, understood and supported. Since 2029 I've had multiple wet felting and eco printing workshop success stories in Ireland, North America, Australia and mainland Europe.

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