✨ 57 people have joined & here's why ✨
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Hi friend, Before anything else, just a quick note to say that today is the final day to join The Natural Dye Rainbow with 40% off. You can use the code FOREST40 to get 40% off before midnight (GMT) tonight.Now, a little behind-the-scenes moment… I did something a bit scary (for me) last week. I’d been dreaming up the idea for this course for a few years, and I finally brought it to life over the past few weeks. Then I opened the doors last Monday and gently invited people in — half expecting they would carry on with their day and not really notice the door was ajar. But they did. 57 people have joined as of this morning. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know everyone, and I’ve already spotted quite a few familiar faces. There’s a lovely mix of experience too — some people are complete beginners, and others have already done a bit of dyeing. I'm thrilled to be supporting these lovely people on their dyeing adventures. It’s been especially meaningful to hear why people decided to join... 🌈 They’re drawn to the idea of working with just three traditional dyes to create their favourite colours. 🌈 They want to move beyond guessing and follow tried and tested methods. 🌈 They want to make beautiful, durable colours on fabric, clothes and quilts, without relying on synthetic dyes. ...because that’s exactly what I had in mind when I dreamed up this course. Even if you've done some dyeing before or are a complete and curious newbie, you'll find everything you need inside The Natural Dye Rainbow. . A few people have asked if I’ll be running the course again, because they don’t have the time to start right now. The course itself isn’t going anywhere. Once you’re enrolled, it’s yours for life. All of the lessons are fully pre-recorded, so you can watch them whenever you’re ready, with no schedule to keep up with. But what is ending tonight is the 40% launch discount. So if you’d like to join at this special price with 40% off, you can enrol before midnight using the code FOREST40.Come on in — you’re so welcome inside. Rebecca x . P.S. A couple of days ago I sent an email answering lots of common questions about the course. I thought I’d mention it again here, just in case it helps with anything you’re wondering about. P.P.S. If you’re curious about the history of dyes, I shared an email on that last week too. |
Rebecca Desnos
My dear natural dyeing friend, I know I’ve been in your inbox a bit more than usual this week — thank you for bearing with me. Launching The Natural Dye Rainbow has been a big moment around here, and I wanted to make sure you had all the info you need to decide whether it’s right for you. One important thing to know is this: once you join, the course is yours for life. You’ll have lifetime access to all of the videos and lessons, and because everything is fully pre-recorded, you can start...
Hi friend, A few people have asked whether I’ll be running The Natural Dye Rainbow again, because they don’t have the time to start right now. The course itself isn’t going anywhere — once you’re enrolled, it’s yours for life. All of the lessons are fully pre-recorded, so you can watch them whenever you’re ready, with no schedule to keep up with. What is ending is the 40% discount. If you’d like to join at the reduced price, you’ll need to enrol by Monday, using the coupon code FOREST40....
Hi friend, On Monday I opened the doors to my new course called The Natural Dye Rainbow (you can still get 40% off using the code FOREST40 - it ends on Monday). It got me thinking about the history of where dyes come from — something that’s been turning over in my mind while recording the videos. For most of history, all colour came from natural sources. Every pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple on cloth was made from plants, minerals, or insects gathered from the world around...