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Colour made: beige, olive green or grey

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The blackthorn's roots provide a stunning slate blue. A vibrant blue may be created by combining roots and berries. A lovely pink, but delicate when washed, may also be extracted from the ripe sloe berries, which were harvested in October.

This substantial bush or tiny thorny deciduous tree, which has a bushy form, is a common sight in our landscapes, which it highlights in spring with a magnificent white blossom. It has all of its place in a rural and protective hedge and is well recognised for its tasty, dark-colored fruits, called sloes, which are sought after by birds.

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Colour made:
The Mulla Mulla makes a vibrant pink colour.
How it dyes:
The bundle dying technique is typically used so the colour can dye the fabric.

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Paroo Lily/Flax Lily (Dianella caerulea)

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Paroo Lily/Flax Lily (Dianella caerulea)

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First Nation Name: Nidbul
Color: Ranges from purple to dark blue or indigo
How It Dyes: Its bright purple-blue berries are used to create the dye

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Colour made:  brown, red-brown, or orange-red dye

How it dyes:
Yellow dye was made from inner bark. A fiery red hair dye was created from outer bark. Some tribes used this species with black dirt or grindstone dust to create a black dye.

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It produces dye that ranges from red to amber to gold. It always has a golden hue.

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Colour made:
The Banksia can create colours of a warm brown.
How it dyes: This plant dyes from when the plant is covered by water and then boiled over the stove to get out the colour.
First Nations Name: Wallum

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Banksias have warm brown and smoky effects after using them to dye clothes.

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Colour dye: warm brown
First nations name: Wallum

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The roots of R. tinctorum contain a red colouring matter which is used for dyeing.

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Colour made: Ranges from bright yellow to Medium brown depending on material used.

Common name: Lemon Scented Gum

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colour: yellow/green to brown
first nations name: marri

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the colour made: is a really earthy red, waratahs also are useful for making patterns.

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Colour: Despite the pink/purple colour, a golden yellow is produced from the flower and leaves.
Its Indigenous name is Buddleja.

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Makes a lovely warm brown dye

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Colour made: Ranges from beige to brown, grey and almost black

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Colour Made: This species of eucalyptus can create the colours ranging from red to amber to gold.
How It Dyes: This plant dyes when a pot with enough water covers all the leaves. It is then placed on the stove and is heated for at least an hour and a half used to extract the colour.
First Nations Name: Mallee jarrah Noongar

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Hardenbergia violacea produces a A grey-blue dye