Theresa Hortenstein dyed these skeins of yarn using invasive plants such as buckthorn, Japanese knotweed and tansies as natural dyes.

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the more perfect the yarn produced. All of the artificial silks take the same dyestuffs as cotton and are readily dyed, the luster being brilliantly accentrated especially by certain shades.