Lost Recipe For Medieval Blue Ink Found

[His Nibs]

https://www.mystorical.net/post/lost-recipe-for-medieval-blue-ink-found

[sebastel23]

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/353369-in-the-bpps-years-before-parker-penman-sapphire/

Edited May 7, 2020 by sebastel23

[inkstainedruth]

Don't mind having it again though -- it's supercool. A perfect merger between my two hobbies -- pens, and medieval recreation/reenactment.

Wonder if I can get the plant to grow in zone 6A (some parts of the US you're not allowed to plant indigo, because it's considered a noxious weed, and we had some sort of wild roses growing next to the corner of the front porch and along the fence that I've read the same thing about -- my husband called them "attack roses" and tended to prune them with the lawnmower... ; not sure what they are, but they have tons of small five petalled white roses in the summer).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[knarflj]

Thanks, that's cool! (And I never noticed the other thread, so I'm really glad you posted, too!)

[mana]

What a wonderful color!

[Phoenix]

This is the first post I had to read after my disappearance/years away from FPN- damn Norman you always have the best info - Thanks.

[thorn]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7164948/