For this class you will have specific materials, this will be enough for the class and you will have leftovers for further use.

• You should have at least three yards of new, white 100% cotton.
• You should have at least three yards of a simple unbleached cotton muslin fabric.
• You should have at least three years of new, white 100% linen.
• You should have at least three yards of new, white viscose or ramie.
• You should have 300 grams of alum.
• You should have 300 grams of soda ash (sodium carbonate).
• You should have 200-gram chalk (calcium carbonate).
• You should have regular washing powder like 'Tide'.
• You should have dishwashing detergent.
• You should have vinegar.
• You should have 300 grams of aluminum tri formate.
• You should have 100 grams of ferrous sulfate.
• You should have 100 grams of copper sulfate.
• You should have 300 grams of oak gall tannin powder.
• You should have 300-gram madder powder.
• You should have 250-gram weld powder.
• You should have 100-gram cochineal powder.
• You should have 200-gram Cutch extract.
• You should have 200 grams of logwood.

Optional: white used t-shirts or other garments to upcycle.

Hardware:

• You should have will need at least one large non-reactive pan (like stainless steel) with a volume of 20 liters.
• You should have tongs.
• You should have a few large plastic buckets.
• You should have a fine sieve.
• You should have a heat source (gas or electric).
• You should have access to water.
• You should have a digital kitchen scale.
• You should have a few (old) plastic containers for storage and weighing our materials.
• You should have a place for hand-mordanted and dyed fabrics to hang.
• You should have clothespins.