More "Fun with Fabric Dyes"
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Day two of our fabric dyeing adventure...
This is a 48" x 37" tray I put together this morning that holds a full yard of fabric for dyeing. It is set up to be lined with dropcloth plastic for easy cleanup. ;-) The fabric with dye on it is the deep purple and fuchsia with a salt resist sprinkled on. [ATTACH=CONFIG]341902[/ATTACH] And here is a closeup of the result~This one was FUN...sprinkling on salt and then squirting on dyes wildly! [ATTACH=CONFIG]341903[/ATTACH] These are all the same dye-bath of Teal using a low-water immersion gradient method. [ATTACH=CONFIG]341904[/ATTACH] (The colors of the teal pieces look much better in person!) |
Those are soooooooooooo beautiful I'd never want to cut into them! I'd just want to gaze upon them... LOL! Seriously, they are fabulous!
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the fabrics are beautiful...something I think I would like to get into but I'm afraid to as my sewing and quilting already takes up so much space....but looking at your beauties sure makes me start to rethink
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Ah, Wendy you sure know how to make us drool. The colors are marvelous. Someday. BrendaK
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I just did some dyeing last week...tis the season! Now...to find a project. I've got a whole rainbow set of FQ plus some extra....hmmmm...
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I love your set up. Every thing is outside.
Was this may for a special project? |
They are lovely. I admit that I still have 4 fq that I hand dyed 20 years ago. I've never been able to cut them. I've tried and can't do it.
I like your setup!!! |
Wow so beautiful, especially like the teals
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I'm so afraid of dying fabric! I love your's.
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These are really great. I can't wait to take the fabric dyeing class in Raleigh next week. We are supposed to use different techniques on silk. It sure looks like you are having fun.
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