Logwood Purple Extract 2ozLogwood is derived from the heartwood of the logwood tree (Haematoxylon campechianum). It yields deep rich red purples to orchid blues depending on concentration and type of mordants used. Logwwod has been use a dye source since the 16th century. The logwwod tree is native to mexico, central america and portions of South America and India. Deep blacks can be obtained with the use of ferrous sulfate. Logwood develops best in a hard water dye bath. Dye

40 Gauge Spiral — fine spiral needle for late-stage surface refinement and pre-finishing work

It is used to improve both the lightfastness and washfastness as well as creating bright clear colors

2-42 Gauge triangular needles - Fine Gauge

Logwwod has been use a dye source since the 16th century

Add extract or powder to a small container

allow the dye bath to cool overnight

2-32 Gauge triangular needles - Course gauge

Use at 12-20% WOF

add to the dye bath and simmer for 45 minutes

Cement grey: Add ferrous sulfate

Strip :10cm/3

Add myrobalan powder to the dye or mordant bath