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| stitched on the fold and on the raw edge |
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| all tied up |
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| out of the colorhue dye-- rose with a bit of black |
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| wanted you to experience the first reveal |
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| close-up of one motif |
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| the whole piece measures about 8" x 17" |
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Happy Results with Shibori
I'm very happy with these results. Thanks to Nat for her help. I'll just let the pictures tell the story. Click on the photo for a closer view.
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14 comments:
This turned out beautifully! I thought Nat's tutorial was great, easy to follow and lots of pictures.
Spectacular! I want to try this when I get a chance to do some dyeing.
I'm enjoying watching your process. Lovely color!
turned out great, nice informative easy instructions. thanks.
I'm going to follow along with some of those shibori tyes...
...I've become quite fond of the technique too :-)
Woo hoo! It turned out so well Deanna. Just love your color. Isn't easy? You can make a scarf next - enjoy Nat
Lovely shibori, and nice rich colour, too.
Wow. Fantastic.
Bold. Beautiful!
Is there a name for the technique
when you do the stitching and gathering?
Is there an origin?
Awesome, it say. Awesome!
Deanna, I'm with Cristina on this one -- awesome!
thank you all for visiting and your comments.
cristina--there are different names for each type of stitching (makiage, urinui, etc.)i'm not real good at remembering the names. here is a link with lots of information about shibori, if you're interested. they even recommend books and refer you to some tutorials.
http://www.pburch.net/drupal/?q=node/595
Fabulous!
I really love what you have done with this piece. The design and colors are so striking and beautiful.
Gorgeous Deanna, this is one of my favourite shibori techniques. So easy, but a wonderful, intricate result.
Love the colour from the onion skins in your last post!
Looks like you are having lots of fun!
Jacky xox
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