In my first session of shibori snow dyeing, I experimented
with arashi and itajime shibori. I was very pleased by the results. Here are
some of the fabrics that I got:
As I noted in an earlier post, I tend to work fairly monocromatically, not using too many colors on each piece of fabric. As a result, I tend to get fabrics where the color contrasts are not too great. Those are the kinds of results I prefer.
One thing I noticed in doing snow dyed shibori is that the
resulting fabric appears less crystalline than when using other methods of
preparing the fabric for snow dyeing. Here’s a piece in which the fabric was
crumpled. The crystalline patterns are more apparent.
All are stunning!
ReplyDeleteLOVE them all!
ReplyDeleteThose are really great!
ReplyDeleteI have been quietly watching and learning for some time now but today I have to say your results are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, those shiboris are really soft and lovely when snow dyed.
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