This fabric was pretty poor to begin with. It needs more work. In person it’s very bright and cheerful.
This was a reject from Barbara of MXDyers. I like it better, except the right end. A class experiment.
A 42 x 45 square of broadcloth dyed charcoal (my own recipe.) Not the results I had hoped for, but a nice piece as it is.
A boring, solid green fat quarter improved by hand stitching and a medium blue vat dye.
Cotton-silk voile – you can see through it to an 8 1/2” x 11” piece of paper in the upper left corner.
A yard of black Radiance, run through a smocking pleater and discharged and dyed in multiple vats.
Four 21” squares of broadcloth. Each was folded the same way and dyed in several vats in the same sequence. Each one is different, and I’m quite pleased with them! The set is for sale here.
Thanks Elin!
3 comments:
Interesting result, and fun play!
What an adventure! Looks like you took lots of risks and got great results.
Thands Lisa for sharing your experiences with vat dyeing. I signed up for Elin's class in Coupeville in July after seeing your work.
Thanks again, June
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