Tannic Acid - 4 oz Lopi Yarn Ramie fibers are one of

Ramie fibers are one of the oldest natural vegetable fibers

46 gauge crown needles are used for the finest possible micro-detail work and final surface touch-ups on near-finished

the hand-blending process creates natural

Pro Tip: Essential for the deepest shadow work in felted portraits and animals — use it as the darkest anchor in a full ombre sequence across all five shades of the series

Pro Tip: Start with the 40 Gauge Triangle or Spiral for broad surface work

Tannic Acid - 4 oz Lopi Yarn Ramie fibers are one ofTannin or tannic acid is used to assist the mordants of cellulose fibers and fabrics. Alum does not bond with cellulose fibers as well as it does with protein fibers. However, tannin bonds well with cellulose. and once treated with tannin, alum will combine with the tannin fiber complex. Many dyestuffs contain tannin (black oak, pomegranate, cutch, fustic, etc) and do not need an additional tannin. This is a blend of tannins mainly composed of