Blog posts of '2026' 'February'

From a simple natural rug… to a bold boho statement piece! Using Jacquard Procion MX Fiber Reactive Cold Water Dye, we created a vibrant woven rug with bold gradients and unique character. Visit our blog to see the full step-by-step DIY tutorial and create your own.

What are Procion MX dyes and why are they loved by textile creators around the world? In our new blog post, we explore what Jacquard Procion MX Fiber Reactive Cold Water Dye are, how they work on natural fibers, and why they deliver such vibrant, permanent colors — even in cold water.

Charcoal watercolor is one of those materials that quietly becomes indispensable once you try it. It combines the raw, expressive quality of traditional charcoal with the fluidity and flexibility of watercolor. Learn about two standout options you’ll often see at Scraps n Pieces.

On this side of the Master Artist Sets, color no longer functions merely as a descriptive tool. It becomes a collaborator. It moves, breaks, granulates, reacts to water and paper. It does not promise predictability. It promises experience.

Master Artist Sets are not simply collections of colors. They are palettes that emerge from years of work, repetition, and conscious choice. Colors that work together, mixes that perform reliably, and pigments that support a specific way of seeing the world. In today’s article, we explore the palette in order to understand how color organizes light, space, and experience — and how this, in turn, shapes our own voice. Read the article and begin to see the palette as a tool for thought.