Please post in the comments how you think I created this fabric. I will reveal the technique in the blogpost for coming Monday. In that blogpost I will also draw the winner of our e-book Playing with Fire.
Wil
A TECHNIQUE DRIVEN Blog dedicated to mastery of surface design techniques. First we dye, overdye, paint, stitch, resist, tie, fold, silk screen, stamp, thermofax, batik, bejewel, stretch, shrink, sprinkle, Smooch, fuse, slice, dice, AND then we set it on fire using a variety of heat tools.
Friday, February 24, 2017
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What fun! Multiple layers of stamping on ice-dyed fabric.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the orange dye was added with wax resist to the dark original fabric, then circles painted on.
ReplyDeleteScrunched orange dyed fabric with several (5-6?) layers of paint, striped roller and print of torn paper (strips and circles). Fun piece to study.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing painted fabric and layers of stencils all using the gelli plate. Very fun result.
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ReplyDeleteLWI dyed fabric with paint or thickened dyes stamped or stencilled on top
ReplyDeleteDyed fabric printed in layers on a gelli plate. Circles on top screen printed on top with fabric paint.
ReplyDeleteIce dyed background, torn paper strip resist, gel plate print, and torn paper monoprint rings.
ReplyDeleteBackground scrunch dyed with stamping and scraping on top!
ReplyDeleteYellow fabric overdyed with orange dye. Screen printing and stamping
ReplyDeletecrumbled orange paint or ice dyes,roller or large brush strokes black stripes, at least 2 colors stenciled one over other on top of that....maybe more ,,,
ReplyDeleteMulti-layered gelli-plate prints with stamps.
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ReplyDeleteoriginal (background) fabric is the dark colour; covered with torn strips of tape to preserve the dark lines; gelli plate printed with opaque orange and yellow brayer-rolled paint (but the plate wasn't completely covered with the paint and it was thicker in some parts than others); then stamped with pink and black circles
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