Landscape Dyes The Elements range from Landscapes Dyes features 30 subtle, nuanced colours inspired by the Australian natural environment. These dyes are formulated for wool, silk and nylon substrates and are fully inter-mixable across the colour spectrum. A 100 g pack will dye approximately 1 kg of fibre. The range has been developed to produce professional, colour-fast results using a simple dyeing method - heatiung in water. With names drawn from terrain, flora and landscape features (such as Dusk, Kelp, Sun Orchid, Saltmarsh and Wombat), the palette offers makers the ability to evoke atmosphere and subtlety in their work. The range complements the Originals palette and is designed for more muted, ambient or natural colour demands. This range is suited for artisans and designers who prefer understated tones, texture-rich surfaces or natural-inspired gradients rather than high-saturation colour. Benefits Enables more sophisticated, subdued colour palettes with artisan feel. Complements brighter dyes, allowing full spectrum design control. Compatible across wool, silk and nylon, making it a versatile studio addition. Supports designers who use dye as part of the material concept (rather than only as surface treatment). Offers reliable performance with respected studio-grade dye formulation. Enables a refined aesthetic while maintaining the benefits of professional-grade dye quality. Perfect For: Hand-dyed fibre tops, yarns or fabrics for subtle gradient effects or natural-toned collections. Slow fashion garments and accessories where colour harmony and texture matter. Felting or weaving projects where colour nuance and less overt saturation are desired. Teaching or studio settings where palettes are extended beyond primary colours. Home-textile work (throws, cushions) where soft tonal transitions are appropriate. Artistic textile pieces where dye choice is integral to layered, atmospheric design. 30 beautiful colours inspired by elements of the Australian environment. Landscapes will dye wool, mohair, alpaca (protein fibres), silk or nylon either as fleece spun yarn or fabric OLSHD
