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KnitPicks Dye Your Own. Alum premordant. Self striping, dyed with Tansy and wild purple Bee Balm, in an iron pot.
Our beautiful tie and dye designs by the women of HOCW. These are some samples of the many we have made, but if you have specific colors or patterns you would like, we can take custom orders as well! Perfect for fashionable table cloths and tapestry!
Dimensions: 1.5m x
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Ta da! And, almost exactly as I envisioned it. At this point all it needed was hemming of skirt & sleeves, and pressed. I was very pleased with the finished product, the only change I would have made, had I looked beyond the original pattern's design, is to narrow the portrait neckline to not be so wide/low. Still, it was beautiful, and hindsight is 20/20.
Winged Arts Studio
Jewelry Class
Making Felted Beads
Before making our beads, we dyed the wool roving in Kool-Aid. Cool colors!!
Thanks to Flights of Whimsy for the idea and the roving. check out their etsy store for fiber at:
Both are cherry with different amounts of grape
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Last night's activities :) More info on my blog:
foxtailcreekstudio.blogspot.com/2009/10/wool-dyeing-with-...
Our little wine and cheese party in the dye shed to celebrate the end of the session. Barbara's husband played guitar for us. We shared the evening with the other textiles class led by Joan Morris.
Pokeberries are poisonous, but they can be crushed to produce a very strong magenta dye.
I have not yet tested Pokeberry dye for anthotypes.
I strarted sewing and trying different things before the cotton was dyed.. blogged: viltalakim.com/blog/2011/08/viltalakim-shibori/
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Pack N Play sheets dyed Blue Jean
37 Regular Bleached Chinese Prefolds
Stack 1: 5 Goldfish Orange, 5 Blue Jean, 5 Tropical Green, & 4 Terracotta Brown
Stack 2: 8 Amazon Green, 5 Dark Brown, & 5 Velvet Black (turned out more charcoal gray, but I like it!)
Pour about 2-3 ounces of hot vinegary water into a squirt bottle. Add 1/8 teaspoon of dye powder to the bottle.
*** Important safety note: Dye in powdered form is potentially hazardous. Always mix dye in a well-ventilated area. Wear a dust mask while the jars of dye powder are open and before the dye solution is thoroughly mixed. Clean your work area well after you are done to pick up any spilled powder. If you are working in your kitchen, make sure food and food preparation tools are covered or put away while you are mixing dyes. Once the dye powder is suspended in solution, you can remove your mask.
*** Another important safety note: Wear rubber gloves when working with dye. I'm not wearing gloves in some of these photos because I couldn't work the camera with them on. You probably won't taking so many photos when you dye, so you can't use that excuse.
Traverse City, Mich. - 10/12/2005 - Marley Navin, right, and Carol Waters, left, look at wool they and others from the Magic Circle Weaving Collective group dyed using use using plants to make dyes. One of the workshops at the bioneers conference will focus on natural dyes. (AP Photo/Traverse City Record-Eagle, Douglas Tesner)
Not been out and about much so thought I'd try some stuff indoors. Just messing around with food dye. Didn't have the set up quite right this first time of trying, will hopefully do better next time!