There are no plant sources of gelatin, and there is no chemical. relationship between gelatin and other materials referred to as vegetable gelatin, such as seaweed extracts. The earliest commercial production of gelatin appears to have been in Holland around 1685, followed shortly. thereafter in England about 1700.
Steps. 1. Wash your merino wool by hand. 1  Hand washing is recommended. 2  It is the gentlest way to care for this fabric. 3  Fill a basin with enough warm water to cover your garments. 4  Add a mild wool wash detergent. 5  You can use a merino wool wash or any other detergent that is gentle and made for wool or delicate garments.emove any stains immediately. 1  To remove stains you can use a little mild wool wash and spot clean the effected area. 2  If you have a grease stain, sprinkle some cornstarch or baby powder on it. 3  Rub the powder gently on the stain until you see it come out the other side.
The wool needs to soak in hot water for 1 hour. Mix up your colours in the plastic cups. For stronger, darker colours start with 1/2 cup of water in the cup and add 1/4 cup total of dye solution from your already-mixed-up-gallon-jug. a large canning pot to steam the painted wool.  2 Glad Wrap or other plastic wrap. 3  plastic cups to measure out the different coloured dyes. 4  Glacial Acetic Acid to set the dyes (this assumes you are using dyes that NEED acid to set them).