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The fabric you 'made' is very pretty. I'd love to have some just like it.
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Originally Posted by mucky
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Please do a tutorial here
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OMG, I live in the lake effect snow belt of upstate NY and have lots of snow. I have never heard of snow or ice dying before; what a waste of 5 to 7 feet of snow every winter. LOL
I am eager to read the tutorial as I have a good amount of white fabric and I don't like using white in my quilts. This will be a great way to make the white more appealing! |
melodyr, could you use the powdered Rit dye that is available at grocery and craft stores for this process?
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The dyed fabrics are wonderful! Beautiful reversible quilt!
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Originally Posted by melodyr
(Post 7125022)
BrendaK, I posted a little tutorial over on QB's Facebook page. Do you like us on FB? If not, I can do a tutorial over here too.
Really? I did not know QB also has a FB.......what happens there that doesn't happen here...for those of us who don't do FB...just wondering...... |
Originally Posted by kathy
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I love it, since we don't get snow I've done it with shaving cream.
Kathy the "shaving cream" sounds interesting would you let us know more about? JAGSD |
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wildwoodflower12390, I used 2 colors. One was lapis and turquoise and on a second piece I used french blue and indigo. I've found that the process works best with 2 to 3 colors and rarely use more than 3...more than that just tends to muddy up. Here 's some snow dye pieces that I did several years ago. I'll try to get some ice dye images up too...they are much brighter.
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Very nice fabric...
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Love your snow dyed fabric. We haven't had snow here for a quite a while so guess I need to try the ice dyed.
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