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Blue Purple for Wood

One hundred pounds of wool are first dipped in the blue vat to a light shade, then boiled in a solution of 15 pounds of
alum and 3 pounds of half refined tartar, for 1 ½ hours, the wool taken out, cooled, and let stand 24 hours. Then
boil in fresh water 8 pounds of powdered cochineal for a few minutes, cool the kettle to 170° F. Handle the prepared
wool in this for 1 hour, when it is ready to cool, rinse and dry. By coloring first with cochineal, as aforesaid and
finishing in the blue vat, the fast purple or dahlia, so much admired in German broadcloths, will be produced. Tin acids
must not be
used in this color

 

Dyes

• Chrome Black for Wool • Black Dye on Wool, for Mixtures • Cinnamon or Brown for Cotton • Brown Dye for Cotton or Linen • Brown for Silk • Brown Dye for Wool • Brown for Cotton • Dark Snuff Brown for Wool • Brown for Wool and Silk • Alkali Blue and Nicholson's Blue • Aniline Blue • Blue on Cotton • Sky Blue on Cotton • Blue Dye for Hosiery • Dark-Blue Dye • Blue Purple for Silk • Blue Purple for Wood

• Green for Silk • Green for Wool and Silk • Aniline Violet and Purple • Purple • Purple for Cotton • Purple for Silk • Violet for Silk or Wool • Wine Color • Lilac for Silk • Aniline Red • Liquid Dye Colors • To fix Dyes • To Dye Silk a Delicate Greenish Yellow • To Dye Cotton Dark Brown • Dark Steel • Aniline Green for Silk • State Dye for Silk