A recipe for enjoying chemistry with colour (Strain)

By Jess Strain

Issue 178 | Page 15 | Published May 2023

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Jess Strain tells why natural dyes are important to the future of a more sustainable fashion industry and how you can bring textiles and science together in your classroom.

Chemistry in primary

Sustainable fashion

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