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Natural plant dyes
Yellowroot (Xanthorhiza simplicissima)
1 oz. - $3.00 - 4 oz. - $10.50 - 8 oz. $20.00 - 16 oz. - $45.00 + shipping.
Poke berries, dried whole - magenta color - 1 lb. $45.00 + shipping.
Elderberry (Sambucus nigra) - berries, dried - violet - lilac (dyes wool - mordant/additive required, alum for violet, alum & salt for lilac).
1 ounce $3.00, 4 ounces $11.00, 8 ounces $23.00, 16 ounces $35.00 + shipping.
Elderberry leaves, dried - gives a lemon yellow color - dyes wool -
mordant/additive required, alum.
Please email Marie or for prices and availability.

Baskets
Bark Berry Baskets - unique, one of a kind, handcrafted from yellow popular
bark. Different sizes, different prices. With or without embellishments. Please
email Marie
for prices.

Cedar Roses (Deodar cedar) - these cones look like little wooden roses.
$.50/each or 25 for $10.00 + shipping. email Marie for ordering.
Pine cones - we have plenty of pine cones!
Teasel

Great for crafts and dried flora arrangements
Various sizes - $1.00/each, plus shipping
Creek Cane / Switch Cane- (resembles bamboo but smaller) dried, natural. Specify size and
amount when ordering.
12 inches - $10.00/dozen + shipping.
18 inches - $12.00/dozen + shipping.
24 inches - $15.00/dozen + shipping.
Horsetail grass - Scouring Rush, Shave Grass - (Equisetum hyemale )- $15.00/20 stems/18-20 inches + shipping.
Horsetail grass belongs to one of the oldest plant families on earth. It has
beautiful, jointed stems and resembles bamboo. If you have any questions about
our products please give us a call at (423) 261-2039 or
email us at
your convenience.
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The crafts below are linked to individual websites that sell them. We have no control over the other site's content. We simply list this as an example of what you can do with craft ideas. Please visit their pages to see their very unique and cute critters!
Teasel hedgehog craft (click here) by Karen Allard

BrensCritters - cute crafts already made - click image to go to BrensCritter's page.