Soaked them in soda ash and placed them on a raised platform in a bucket.
Put ice cubes on them and sprinkled dye powders. I used Plum, Deep Purple and Amethyst (all G&K)
and let them batch till the next day.
If you remain in the same area, it is best to cover the dyepowder with some more ice or put a lid on the container. You do not want to inhale the powder.
Next day the fabric was rinsed, washed and ironed and this is how they turned out:
I did not mark which fabric I folded in which way as I do not mind a surprise. In next blogpost I will show you how you can do this with dye cubes.
These turned out great! Have they been washed out completely in these photos?
ReplyDeleteDid you really wait till after they were folded to soak them in soda ash solution?
Diane
Just beautiful! Like those fun clips too. Looking forward to learning about dye cubes.
ReplyDeleteYes Diane, tge fabric gas been washed and ironed. I find it easier to fold and clamp the fabric when dry. Ann, if I am not mistaken I got these clips at Office Depot.
ReplyDeletePls ignore the typos -:)
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful
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