Tannic Acid - 16 oz - WholesaleTannin or tannic acid is used to assist the mordants of cellulose fibers and fabrics. Alum does not bond with cellulose fibers as well as it does with protein fibers. However, tannin bonds well with cellulose. and once treated with tannin, alum will combine with the tannin fiber complex. Many dyestuffs contain tannin (black oak, pomegranate, cutch, fustic, etc) and do not need an additional tannin. This is a blend of tannins mainly composed of

This bulky carded Corriedale wool roving is hand-blended to replicate the soft

just a pure

Each holder works with any standard felting needle

Full Sheet — 40" x 40"

Sombrero - 25g

The fiber was re-invented in 1998 and promoted as an eco-fiber in 2000

The spiral shaft ensures consistent fiber distribution even in general-purpose use

How does a 46 gauge compare to a 43 gauge

Gum tragacanth is excellent for thickening natural dyes for hand painting

The color sits in the medium grey-brown range — neither a true grey nor a true brown

and quietly beautiful

switching to a finer gauge only for final finishing