The leaves are so much brighter this year! Maybe it's because we had a frost? However it happened, I love it! β€οΈπβ€οΈ #californiafallcolors#localcolor#localdialect https://t.co/yve4xjSY8T
My cousin's lovely wife and eco-fashion blogger Sara Morel rocking our hollyhock dyed slip in Seville, Spain πΏπ@reclaimedwoman#naturaldye https://t.co/Ks1UQTZQEZ
More on a favorite plant: Every Spring, minerβs lettuce (Claytonia perfoliata) erupted in the woods behind my house. Most of the time, our mother warned us against eating any plants, unsure what was edible, but this plant seemed to be up for grabs. We maβ¦ https://t.co/TOLkXOkaPq
On the blog: Living Seasonally, a little memoir. (Link in profile) In the photo, lovely @ayan.salh22 models a hollyhock dyed silk slip. Photo by @judemooney Shining Doe Photography #naturaldye#slowfashion#senseofplace https://t.co/R1BPTU2vba
I love this green--from summer's hollyhock blossoms, nontoxic, sustainable color! (Link in profile) #naturaldye#slowfashion#ecofashion @in_the_making_petaluma @redcarpetgreendress https://t.co/h2Fkh3d8J8
A favorite from a day of photographing with @judemooney and @ayan.salh22 at my childhood home. This camisole's color came from this landscape! #slowfashion#naturaldye https://t.co/EADUJzYyva
On the blog: how these beautiful slip dresses get their color! (Link in profile) hint: it's natural, nontoxic and sustainable! #naturaldye#ecofashion#slowfashion https://t.co/PXOlKC33BV
Spring silk slips--naturally dyed--are now in the web shop and at @in_the_making_petaluma brick and mortar store in Petaluma! (Link in bio) #naturaldye https://t.co/PZYq6YHbog