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eucalyptus leaves, seed heads from East Lothian coastal path, scrap metal, cochineal dye bath residue on silk organza eucalyptus leaves, crushed cochineal, seed heads from East Lothian coastal path, scrap metal, on silk noile eucalyptus leaves, crushed cochineal, copper nail on silk noile in madder dye bath residue eucalyptus leaves, scrap metal on silk noile eucalyptus leaves, scrap metal on silk organza bonus - variegated dyed natural yarns for weaving All dye pots bottled for one month using India Flint's 'Stuff, Steep and Store' method

Much of the dyeing sampling that I have been doing over the past few months has been in preparation for ' Earthworks ', a collaborative work of the Mesh Collective, which we are showing at Patriothall Gallery in Edinburgh in April 2015. Following the Fertile Ground Conference Geological walk at Whitesands in Dunbar I am very inspired by some rock formations I photographed there. I am going to try to capture some of these hues, textures and patterns in my Pojagi piece for this exhibition.