Myrobalan - 16 oz - WholesaleMyrobalan is made from the ground nuts of the Terminalia chebula tree which grows in south China, Sri Lanka, Burma, Nepal and Thailand. Myrobalan can be used both as a dye and a mordant. As a dye, Myrobalan has a light buttery yellow. It is also high in tannin which makes it a good chose to mordant cellulose fibers. Dye Amount: 20 30% WOF Color: Soft buttery yellow A single dip in indigo will result in teal Mordant Myrobalan at 15 20% WOF followed by

concentrating fiber movement at the very point of entry — ideal for detailed surface work and sculpting fine features

Because of their extra sides and barbs

The 43 gauge crown offers unmatched control for minute detail work

washed in fresh water

Fiber: Banana fiber

Corriedale Top fleece is a bright white with good crimp and soft handle and is very even

the Triangle needles for controlled shaping and smoothing

What's Included:

It is used like cream of tartar but will give different shades than cream of tartar

and 50 42 gauge triangle felting needles for smaller quantities

Add 1 tsp lye or sodium hydroxide to 1 gallon of water

It is stronger than wool