Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had any quillworking tips. I am knew to quillworking. I need all the tips on techniques and dying.... Thanx
-Kelli
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11-19-2000, 03:23 PM -
Hi there,
I'm trying to dye porcupine quills with plant dyes, but so far all my attempts failed miserably. Whatever I try, the quills just won't accept any dye at all.
What I basically do is:
- clean the quills: I put them in a bowl with warm water and detergent...09-25-2006, 07:30 AM -
Where do you thing is the best place to buy dyed quills from?
Who has good quality at decent prices?
Decided I want to get back into it after a few years of not doing anything (means I'll have to build back the calluses, yeesh) and I thought I'l look for a good supplier. Wanting to do...05-29-2008, 07:22 PM -
Supplies you will need are:
Porcupinne quills
Large Rubbermaid storage tote
Dish soap
slotted spoon
Lots of newspaper
Siv or Staner ( what you use for your noodles)
Rit dye ( powdered or liquid )
Large Stock pot
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In a post in the Beading Forum, it is stated that you should not put porky quills in your mouth to soften as they contain a toxin. I have heard this once before, but can find no scientific evidence to support this claim. If anyone knows for sure, please let me know.
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