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English Translations of Dreamline Textile Painting Recipes

These two tables are just my attempts to translate the charts at Dreamline.nl; please see their site for the originals and to purchase dyes and dyeing supplies in the Netherlands:

Meng verhoudingen Citrien, Robijn en Turquoise
Meng verhoudingen Rode Jaspis, Barnsteen en Azuriet

The names, as translated from Dutch, are an elaborate scheme of precious stones. The colors shown in the leftmost column of the table below are only html approximations of the swatches shown at the Dreamline web site. How accurately they are displayed will depend upon the monitors, mine as well as yours; they will not print well. See the more reliable color charts at Dreamline:

Kleurenkaart Citrien, robijn en Turquoise
Kleurenkaart rode jaspis, barnsteen

Note that the dyes you buy are standardized by weight, not volume, so you must use a scale and weigh out your dyes to take advantage of the following recipe proportions.

	Color	Citrine (yellow MX-8G) %	Ruby % (red MX-5B)	Turquoise % (labeled blue MX-G but appears to be turquoise MX-G)
	Citrine (yellow MX-8G)	100
	Opalite	99	1
	Sun stone	95	5
	Orange Agate	90	10
	Jasper	80	20
	Carnelian	70	30
	Brazil Agate	50	50
	Red Jasper	20	80
	Ruby		100
	Amethyst		97.5	2.5
	Sugilite		95	5
	Garnet		90	10
	Chalcedony		80	20
	Benitoite		70	30
	Kyanite		60	40
	Purple Fluorite		50	50
	Sodalite		30	70
	Sapphire		20	80
	Lapis Lazuli		10	90
	Turqurenite		5	95
	Turquoise			100
	Aquamarine	5		95
	Caledonite	10		90
	Amazonite	20		80
	Aventurine	40		60
	Emerald	50		50
	Peridot	60		40
	Jade	70		30
	Peruvian Opal	80		20
	Serpentine	90		10
	Pyromorphite	95		5
	Prehnite	97.5		2.5
	Rutilated Quartz	50	37.5	12.5
	Smoky Quartz	40	40	20
	Desert Rose	60	30	10
	Grillig Agate	76	16	8
	Olivine	88	4	8

		Amber % (yellow MX-3R)	Red Jasper % (red MX-B - same as rubine MX-B?)	Azurite % (navy blue MX-3R?) %
	Amber	100
	Yellow Fluorite	99	1
	Fire opal	95	5
	Orange Calcite	90	10
	Carnellan	80	20
	Orange Tourmaline	70	30
	Rhodonite	50	50
	Red Calcite	20	80
	Red Jasper		100
	Rose Quartz		97.5	2.5
	Cinnabar		95	5
	Kunzite		90	10
	Purple Agate		80	20
	Spinel		70	30
	Charoite		60	40
	Amerite		50	50
	Angelite		30	70
	Blue Tiger's Eye		20	80
	Dumorite		10	90
	Cuprite		5	95
	Azurite			100
	Tanzanite	5		95
	Blue Calcite	10		90
	Labradorite	20		80
	Moss Agate	40		60
	Chrysocolla	50		50
	Hematite	60		40
	Green Fluorite	70		30
	Malachite	80		20
	Green Tourmaline	90		10
	Green Calcite	95		5
	Chrysoprase	97.5		2.5
	Bronzite	50	37.5	12.5
	Barite	40	40	20
	Aragonite	60	30	10
	Tiger's eye	76	16	8
	Nephrite	88	4	8

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