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ABOUT KRISTINE VEJAR
Textiles, in the form of quilts and sweaters, have always been part of Kristine's family's cultural landscape. She grew up within knitting and quilting circles, where the creation of textiles functioned as a way to create friendships while making something useful. Years later, via studying Art History and a Fulbright grant in India as well as working at the Textile Museum in DC, Kristine realized textiles can embody endless potential to communicate identity and ethics. Through witnessing the various ways textiles are made and dyed – from spinning cotton to natural dyeing, Kristine grew committed to learning about the intersection of nature, people, and clothing.
Kristine began practicing natural dyeing in her kitchen. In 2007, Kristine created her first line of naturally-dyed yarn. This is the seed from which A Verb for Keeping Warm has grown. Kristine published her first book The Modern Natural Dyer (Abrams) in 2015.
Heleen van der Sanden - www.datistochgeweldig.nl (verified owner) –
Wonderful book, lots of easily accessible information on dyeing, including on non-animal material
Els Dijkman (verified owner) –
It looks good. Haven't had time to read it all yet