This butterfly postcard was the colour and shading This butterfly postcard was the colour and shading I’d been aiming for with the glaze on this jug I made at wonderful @thefarnhampottery 
I’m glossing over the somewhat ‘solid’ base of this - over an inch!! My previous attempts had all ended up in the bucket because I’d been far too cavalier trying to bring up clay from the bottom. So this one was overly cautious. But at least it didn’t topple like the others.
Learning to throw at the wheel was so challenging and physically demanding but also such a mental reset. Thanks to our teacher Serenity who more than lived up to her name - particularly when dealing with my many cries for help 🤣 
Now I want to learn more…. Why did the wax resist on the jug on image 2 go so brown? Why do I always end up making cylinders or jugs even when I set out to make a wide dish? And why didn’t I use some more colourful glazes? I want to try it all again.
That’s the thing about pottery - it draws you in and makes you want to do more.
Thanks to @searchpress for sharing this exquisite Thanks to @searchpress for sharing this exquisite new book with us - and for the three signed copies to be won. The book is Modern Crewel Embroidery for Beginners by @tatiana_popova_owl_crafts and includes 8 stunning floral projects with all the templates and stitch guides you need to make them. I’ve shared a peek inside over on the blog (link in bio) it couldn’t be easier to enter for a chance to win one of the signed copies so why not have a go? Hope you enjoy X
I didn’t expect to fall in love with a little knit I didn’t expect to fall in love with a little knitted kitten wearing a frog suit today, but sometimes life just goes like that… In case you’re looking for a cute knitting project now that there’s a definite chill in the air, what’s holding you back from making this latest heart-warming offering by Claire Garland? @dotpebbles_knits The link to my blog post is in the bio - it has all the info you need to get the pattern today! Hope you enjoy X
Photo: Claire Garland
If, like me, you’re drying flowers right now and l If, like me, you’re drying flowers right now and looking for creative ideas, you might like to try your hand at embroidering with them on tulle… it’s a beautiful craft technique I learned from the very lovely @olgaprinku 
Click the link in my bio to get the super simple beginner’s tutorial Olga shared with us - along with lots of inspiring images of her work and all the links you need to connect with her and find out more. Enjoy! X
Photo: Olga Prinku
If, like me, you’re never happier than when you’re If, like me, you’re never happier than when you’re messing about in overalls or workwear, I’m thinking you might also enjoy an apron dress. I’ve shared how I made this one using roll end fabric and a great pattern by @dolly_clothing 
It wasn’t all plain sailing… 🤣 there were ruched seams to unpick, a rushed mistake or two, but I came to realise that sewing is not a dark art I’ll never be able to get to grips with. If I can make something wearable like this ANYONE can! I’ve shared a few of my favourite pattern ideas too 💕🧵
The link is in my bio
How lovable is this Eeyore knitting pattern by Cla How lovable is this Eeyore knitting pattern by Claire Garland @dotpebbles_knits? We have 10 to be won and entering couldn’t be easier so why don’t you give it a go? (link in my bio).
Eeyore is my favourite from Claire’s Winnie the Pooh collection because he’s ever so slightly saggy around the edges and in need of love… If you’re looking for your next knitting or craft project he is easy to make and sure to be loved by whoever you decide to make him for. Good luck and happy knitting! X
My happy place. Flowers, bees, butterflies and a s My happy place. Flowers, bees, butterflies and a shed for all seasons… My absolute favourite dahlias came from a packet of seeds sent by Erin of @floretflower along with a review copy of her beautiful book. I didn’t know what I had when I sowed and later planted them. I’ve been hooked on dahlias ever since. My favourite is tall and coral and it flowers and flowers like there’s no tomorrow.
Thanks to Iryna of @forest_toys_ for sharing her l Thanks to Iryna of @forest_toys_ for sharing her lovable and very cuddly Vintage Rabbit knitting pattern for free with my readers. Click the link in my bio to get your free pattern and to discover more of Iryna’s heart-melting creations on @etsyuk
If you’re drying flowers and wondering what to do If you’re drying flowers and wondering what to do with them, I have the perfect creative project idea for you! The very lovely bex @botanical_tales shared her step by step tutorial to make this super simple, ethereally beautiful, dried wild flower wall hanging and it feels seasonally perfect for right now... 
I’ve shared all the info you need over on my blog to get this tutorial and to discover more about Bex and her work - link in my bio.
Photos: @laurajayneedwards
If you’re feeling a little depleted and in need of If you’re feeling a little depleted and in need of inspiration, Jane Lindsey has created something truly special at @snapdragon.life offering a supportive creative membership community, a collection of stunningly beautiful online courses and an online shop selling hand-dyed threads and creative provisions. I’ve written a blog post sharing a few of my favourites (link in my bio). Hope you enjoy! X
Photo: @snapdragon.life
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· July 22, 2025

studioEVIG | Cotswolds Natural Dye Kits & Guides

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Place Categories: Workshops, Makers, Floristry & Botanical Arts, Natural Plant Dyeing, Online Learning & Craft Kits and textile makers

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  • Discover studioEVIG, a Cotswolds-based artisan studio specialising in high-quality, handcrafted natural dye craft kits and botanical yarns. Founded by two friends to reduce floral waste, the studio meticulously produces sustainable textiles using only plant-based colours. Bring exceptional, ethically made British craft into your home with creative kits and timeless designs that celebrate the authentic essence of nature.

    studioEVIG was founded by two friends living in the Cotswolds who love all things floral. Claire & Stephy met some years ago working as freelance florists and formed a firm friendship. Concerned about the increase in flower waste, the pair collaborated to find a more efficient way to maximise their floral resources.

    Producing beautiful textiles using only colours that nature provides, they are passionate about reducing the use and need for chemical, synthetic dyes by showcasing what our ancestors already knew – nature’s colour palette is truly varied and magical.

    “Evig” (pronounced “AIR-vee”) means “everlasting” in Norwegian, and holds huge significance for this duo as Stephy is Norwegian, and the word seemed perfectly suited for their aim – to create well-made, quality, sustainable products that endure.

    Free resources

    Get our free guides to natural plant dye techniques here There’s a guide to natural dye technique and a free natural dye journal. There are also Top Tips on the blog too including how to grow your own natural dye from seed and how to turn kitchen waste into natural dye.

    Ethos

    Our business ethos revolves around sustainability, craftsmanship, and community. We prioritise using natural, eco-friendly materials like plant-based dyes and focus on creating high-quality, artisan yarns and homewares. Our approach values the preservation of traditional dyeing techniques, while making these accessible to modern makers through your workshops, kits, and community involvement.

    We have a strong emphasis on ethical production—being gentle on fibres, offering sustainable products, and building genuine connections with our customers, as seen through your newsletters and personal interactions at events like Yarndale. Your ethos seems rooted in a love for nature, creativity, and sharing knowledge within a supportive, engaged community.

    StudioEVIG – the home of vibrant, naturally dyed yarn and sustainable products. At our studio, we specialise in creating beautiful hand-dyed yarns using eco-friendly, natural dyes, capturing nature’s vibrant colours in every skein. Our naturally dyed yarns, the heart of our collection, are perfect for those looking to infuse their crafting projects with unique, rich tones while making environmentally conscious choices.

    Alongside our yarns, we offer a range of sustainably dyed products, including silk scarves, scrunchies, and organic table linens. Sustainability is key to our process; we grow our own dye plants and collaborate with local and global suppliers for the colours we can’t cultivate here in the UK.

    For those passionate about dyeing at home, we provide natural dye supplies, mordants, and modifiers—everything you need for your own natural dyeing journey. Explore studioEVIG to discover eco-friendly, handcrafted yarns and sustainable products that inspire creativity and support the planet.

    Find more inspiration in the Makers section of the FBWL directory here

    🌿 Craft: Natural Plant Dyeing, Botanical E-Books, Homegrown Dye Seeds, Fibre Mordanting & At-Home Eco-Dye Kits
    🌿 Location: Online Botanical Resource Shop & Small Batch Dye Studio based in the Cotswolds, UK
     
     
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Category: Workshops, Makers, Floristry & Botanical Arts, Natural Plant Dyeing, Online Learning & Craft Kits and textile makers
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Cotswolds
South Gloucestershire
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