Infuse your wedding flowers into a wearable keepsake, to be worn on special occasions or hung up at home. The process is similar to steeping tea, the boldness and patterns vary with the types of flowers that have been used. For example, white roses will often give soft sienna/golden tones once dyed. Natives will shift to umbers, oranges, and earthy tones. Red roses will print in blush tones and sometimes deep purple depending on if they have been imported or are organically grown. For this reason, no two scarves will be the same and their durability and light fastness will differ from order to order. Botanical dye is not made to last, therefore fading over time will occur.

Our dedication to low-waste craftsmanship encourages practitioners to embrace a holistic and sustainable approach to their creations. Celebrating the innate allure of plant-based dyes, while conscientiously minimising waste. From the utilisation of vinegar fixatives to the incorporation of wooden rollers and natural ties, our commitment to biodegradable materials pervades every facet of the crafting process. Our tutorial is a celebration of natural materials—a refined choreography between creativity and sustainable practices that resonates within the very fabric of the finished keepsake.