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I think my favorite part of summer revolves around all the natural dyeing opportunities! Dyeing with flowers is fun and easy, and encourages me to remember to deadhead. Here's the first batch of coreopsis dye results. The tansy is also flowering and the marigolds are coming along. Now I need to pick, wash, card and spin more fiber from Clementine and dye more!