Walnut Hull - Ground - 16 oz - WholesaleEastern Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) is obtained from the bark of the tree and also from the green husks of the fruit. Walnut is a sustainable dye source that can used with or without a mordant. This dye powder is produced from the green hulls of locally sourced walnuts in the North Georgia Mountains. The hull is removed, dried and ground into a medium fine powder. It can be used alone to produce warm deep taupe's or to give extra depth in combination

Charcoal foam is denser and more durable than white craft foam

even felting

It can handle light detail work

This yarn is in its undyed natural color

Copper sulfate can be used on all fibers and usually improves the color fastness of plant dyes

and the 40 gauge for fine highlights and subtle texture on detailed or small-scale pieces

Surface smoothing and finishing

Protein Fibers: use alum mordant at 15% WOF

Alum mordant at 8% WOF for cellulose fibers

which increases the risk of punching through to your table and can cause needle breakage

does not support bacterial growth and hypoallergenic

making them a go-to choice for general shaping and early-stage refinement