RAY
In ancient times
cats were worshipped as gods
cats were worshipped as gods
Ray hummed as she grabbed base ingredients for dye creation. Mostly vials, jugs of water, vinegar, flour and the necessary plants. Once she had everything she placed them on the table. "So the basic idea is actually pretty simple. You boil a specific plant with one parts vinegar, four parts water to extract the color. After a while you let it cool, and bottle it up. When you want to use the dye, just heat it back up again." She explained. "You can actually make paints like this if you add a bit of flour to the mix." Ray added, gesturing to a shelf of labeled paints in a wide variety of colors.
Having set everything up, Ray began an introduction. "There are a wide variety of plants to use, each with their own shades of color, but I chose my favorites. For the yellow we'll be using marigold flowers and whole yarrow. For blue, indigo leaves. For red, madder root, and for black oak galls.
White is..." She grimaced. "White is a menace." Ray held up a vial of a dried white substance. "It's hel poop. But it's all we got since white usually involves removing already present color. This stuff works like any other dye, even if it's a hassle to collect. She gave a small chuckle. "Which do you want to start with?"
Having set everything up, Ray began an introduction. "There are a wide variety of plants to use, each with their own shades of color, but I chose my favorites. For the yellow we'll be using marigold flowers and whole yarrow. For blue, indigo leaves. For red, madder root, and for black oak galls.
White is..." She grimaced. "White is a menace." Ray held up a vial of a dried white substance. "It's hel poop. But it's all we got since white usually involves removing already present color. This stuff works like any other dye, even if it's a hassle to collect. She gave a small chuckle. "Which do you want to start with?"
They have not
forgotten this
forgotten this
