My recent attempts at pole wrapped shibori.
Supplies all ready to go.
Supplies all ready to go.
Two pieces of fabric fabric wrapped around a piece of PVC pipe (around 8" in diameter, I think), with dye mixture squirted onto them. I think this was navy blue dye, and one piece of fabric started out white, the other was a light grey.
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A close-up:
And here are the finished products--
light grey piece with navy blue dye
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I'm going to try this again, using the paint-on method used by Beth from Maine, and see how that works. I also have some silk scarf blanks from Dharma that I'm going to use the Procion MX dyes on and see how they turn out.
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