How are prints packaged and shipped?

Every print is packed flat with a backing board in a rigid mailer and ships within 3–5 business days. You’ll get an email when your order is on its way.

How much is shipping?

Shipping is calculated by the size of your order at checkout, starting at $6.50 for one print. Larger orders cost less per print.

Do you ship outside the US?

Right now I ship within the United States. If you live abroad, send me a note below and I’ll let you know what’s possible.

Is there a discount for buying more than one print?

Yes. Take 15% off three or more prints with code PRINTSET15 at checkout. Newsletter subscribers also get 10% off their first order.

What is your return policy?

All sales are final. If anything arrives damaged, send me a photo using the form below and I’ll replace it.

What are the prints made on?

Most prints are archival prints on crème handmade rag paper. Each product page lists the size, the paper and the frame it fits.

Will naturally dyed color fade?

Plant color is living color. Some dyes, like indigo and madder, hold up very well to light, while bright flower yellows can soften over years in strong sun. Hang pieces out of direct sunlight and behind UV-protective glass to keep the color true.

How do I care for a naturally dyed piece?

Keep framed and hanging pieces out of direct sun and damp rooms, and dust them gently. For dyed textiles you use, like napkins or tea towels, wash cold with a gentle pH-neutral soap and dry out of direct sun.

Why does color vary from piece to piece?

Every piece is dyed by hand from whole plants, so color shifts with the harvest, the water and the season. That variation is part of the work.

How much does a commission cost?

Fiber pieces are $400 plus $1.50 per square inch, with stretcher bars included. Illustration and collage are $200 plus $30 an hour. A 50% deposit begins the piece. See the full process on the commission page.

How long does a commission take?

It depends on the size of the piece and what’s in season. We set your deadline together at the start and map out delivery or shipping.

Can I choose the colors for a commission?

Yes. Start with the color library on the commission page. Some colors are tied to a season, while dried madder root and black walnut can join a palette any time of year.

Do I need experience to join a workshop?

No experience needed. Everything is provided, workshops are small and outdoors, and sliding scale and scholarship spots are always available. See natural dye workshops.

When is the next workshop?

New dates go to my newsletter first. Sign up at the bottom of any page to hear about them.

Send me a note with the form below, or find me on Instagram at @saydelaine.

FAQ: Shipping, Care, Commissions and Workshops

Good to know

Answers about prints and shipping, caring for naturally dyed pieces, commissions and workshops.

Still wondering about something? Send me a note below.

Every print is packed flat with a backing board in a rigid mailer and ships within 3–5 business days. You’ll get an email when your order is on its way.
Shipping is calculated by the size of your order at checkout, starting at $6.50 for one print. Larger orders cost less per print.
Right now I ship within the United States. If you live abroad, send me a note below and I’ll let you know what’s possible.
Yes. Take 15% off three or more prints with code PRINTSET15 at checkout. Newsletter subscribers also get 10% off their first order.
All sales are final. If anything arrives damaged, send me a photo using the form below and I’ll replace it.
Most prints are archival prints on crème handmade rag paper. Each product page lists the size, the paper and the frame it fits.
Plant color is living color. Some dyes, like indigo and madder, hold up very well to light, while bright flower yellows can soften over years in strong sun. Hang pieces out of direct sunlight and behind UV-protective glass to keep the color true.
Keep framed and hanging pieces out of direct sun and damp rooms, and dust them gently. For dyed textiles you use, like napkins or tea towels, wash cold with a gentle pH-neutral soap and dry out of direct sun.
Every piece is dyed by hand from whole plants, so color shifts with the harvest, the water and the season. That variation is part of the work.
Fiber pieces are $400 plus $1.50 per square inch, with stretcher bars included. Illustration and collage are $200 plus $30 an hour. A 50% deposit begins the piece. See the full process on the commission page.
It depends on the size of the piece and what’s in season. We set your deadline together at the start and map out delivery or shipping.
Yes. Start with the color library on the commission page. Some colors are tied to a season, while dried madder root and black walnut can join a palette any time of year.
No experience needed. Everything is provided, workshops are small and outdoors, and sliding scale and scholarship spots are always available. See natural dye workshops.
New dates go to my newsletter first. Sign up at the bottom of any page to hear about them.
Send me a note with the form below, or find me on Instagram at @saydelaine.

Get in touch

Questions about an order, a commission or a workshop? Send me a note and I’ll get back to you.

Planning a commission? The commission page walks through colors, pricing and the process.