The Mulberry Dyer
Presentations of natural dyeing, spinning and fibre production
Periods covered: Roman to 19th Century
Contact: Debbie Bamford or John Stoker
Debbie or John 01824 703616
Principally offering a historically accurate and thoroughly researched
presentation of natural dyeing, spinning and fibre production from
Roman through to the advent of chemical dyes in the mid 19th century
In
addition, with my partner, we can display the techniques of the
medieval stained glass worker, pin and needle making, bone working, sun
dial making and techniques, apothecary/herbalist and for the 18th
century an early hot air balloonist. We can tailor our presentations to
suit individual houses, museums and the national curriculum for schools
including special needs.
We supply historically accurate
naturally dyed yarns, fibre and cloth, natural dyes, yarns and artists
materials . John produces small textile tools including hand carders
and spindles all to museum quality.
Clients include: The Globe Theatre, V & A; Shakespeare’s Birthplace, Hampton Court Palace and the Ashmolean Museum.
