The Art Of Dyeing
A B C D F G I J L M N O P R S T U V W Y
A
B
- Bark Yellow
- Black (Work for an hour in a in cold)
- Black (Work for hour in a bath)
- Black (Work for minutes in a bath)
- Black for Silk
- Black for Worsted or Woolen
- Blue (Copperas sulphate of iron)
- Blue (Dyeing woolens blue)
- Blue and Orange
- Blue Black (Dye the goods first wood)
- Blue Black (If a blue black is reis reto)
- Blue Black by Prussiate
- Blue Purple
- Blue Purple, Fast Color
- Bottle Green (Proceed exactly as for common)
- Bottle Green (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Bottle Green (Work for an hour in a solution)
- Bronze Brown
- Brown (Dye an annotto orange see No)
- Brown (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Brown (Work for half an hour)
- Brown Drab
- Brown Dye
- Brown for Worsted or Wool
C
- Catechu Chocolates
- Catechu Drab
- Catechu Stone Drab
- Chocolate Brown
- Chocolate, or French Brown
- Chrome Blue
- Chrome Dyes for Cotton Goods
- Chrome Dyes for Woolen Goods
- Cinnamon Brown
- Claret for Wool or Worsted
- Claret Red
- Cochineal Crimson
- Cochineal Pink
- Cochineal Scarlet
- Common Crimson (Put some of the common red)
- Common Crimson (Steep over portion night)
- Common Drab
- Common Green
- Common Red (Make a decoction of pounds)
- Common Red (Work the goods for minutes)
- Common Scarlet
- Crimson
- Crimson for Worsted or Wool
D
- Dark Green for Worsted
- Dark Green on Cloth
- Deep Amber Yellow
- Deep Black
- Deep Blue Dye for Woolen Goods
- Deep Hat Black
- Deep Rich Yellow
- Deep Yellow
- Drab (To a tub of hot water add)
- Drab (Work for minutes)
F
- Fast Green
- Fawn Brown
- Fawn Drab for Silk
- Flesh Color for Dyeing Silk
- French and Pearl White
- French Black
- Fustic Green on Cloth
- Fustic Green on Yarn
G
- Gold and Straw
- Green (Work for minutes) (II)
- Green and Crimson
- Green and Pink
- Green with Prussian Blue
- Greenish Drab
I
J
L
- Lac Scarlet
- Lavender
- Lavender or Peach
- Leghorn
- Lemon Color
- Light Olive
- Light Purple
- Light Purple or Adelaide
- Light Straw (To a tub of cold water add)
- Light Straw (To a tub of cold water add) (II)
- Light Violet
- Lilac or Puce (Work for an hour in red)
- Lilac or Puce (Work for minutes in red liquor)
- Lilac or Puce (Work in a bath Royal Blue Dye)
- Logwood Blue
- Logwood Lilac
- Logwood, Lilac or Puce
M
N
O
- Olive (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Olive (Work for an hour in a bath) (II)
- Olive Drab
- Olive Green
- Olive or Bottle Green
- Orange (Work for minutes in pounds)
- Orange (Work the silk for minutes)
P
- Pea Green (Steep for an hour in a In this)
- Pea Green for Worsted
- Pink (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Preparing and Dyeing Silk
- Properties of Dye-woods
R
- Red (Work for minutes in a utes)
- Red Brown (Dye a deep annotto orange see)
- Red Brown (Steep the silk for crimson)
- Remarks on Dyeing Cotton
- Rich Drab
- Rich Green Drab
- Rich Yellow
- Rich Yellow Brown
- Royal Blue (Into a vessel of cold water)
- Royal Blue (This is dyed in the same)
S
- Sage Green
- Scarlet
- Sky Blue (To pint sulphate of indigo add)
- Sky Blue (Work for minutes in a bath)
- Sky Blue Dye for Cotton Goods
- Sky Blue Dye for Silks
- Slate
- Slate or Stone Color
- Spirit Brown
- Stone Color
- Stone Drab
T
- Tin Spirits
- To Bleach Cotton Cloth
- To Bleach Cotton Yarn
- To Detect Cotton in Linen (Charcoal and give a strong)
- To Detect Cotton in Linen (Take a small piece)
- To Detect Cotton in Silk or Wool
- To Distinguish Cotton and Wool
- To make a Sour
- To Make Bleaching Liquor
- To make Blue Stone
- To make Caustic Soda
- To make Indigo Extract
- To make Lime-water
- To make Red Liquor
- To make Solutions for Dyeing
- To make Sulphate of Indigo
- To make up a Blue Vat
- To prepare Annotto
- To prepare Catechu
- To Remove Indelible-Ink Marks
- To Remove Iron Stains
- To Remove Oil Stains
- To Test the Purity of Alum