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too tight for comfort in there; but that's before I decided to take a step back and dye smaller pieces from now on. currently being mordanted in alum. cotton had originally been prepared with tara root extract, which leaves a "whiter" fabric after the tannin process.
Pokeberries are poisonous, but they can be crushed to produce a very strong magenta dye.
I have not yet tested Pokeberry dye for anthotypes.
You can see it made a really nice image on some cotton jersey. I like the image but do not like the stiff edge. I think next time I will feather the edges on the circle so the edges are not so sharp.
This is my first attempt at shibori. This is a cotton using fiber reactive dyes. I used eggplant and a dark green color, just pouring it over the wrapped pole a little here and a little there. It's a bit dark in person, but not as dark as the no flash version.
Developer, dye, an eyedropper, and a yogurt lid for mixing. You'll also need a couple of q tips and a couple of cotton pads
I started sewing and trying different things before the cotton was dyed.. blogged: viltalakim.com/blog/2011/08/viltalakim-shibori/
This is out back, where the dyes are mixed and - I'm guessing as I missed this part - the waxed cloths are given a hot bath to melt the wax once they dry.
Wayne Dyer
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Dyer Sailing Dinghy in very nice condition. All original bronze hardware, nice crisp sail, and Shaw and Tenney oars. Would make a very fun boat to learn to sail on or use as a dinghy.
this is a really old picture. I was searching for pictures of my dog and found this. I had to upload to flickr.
Ha! I am a microbiology nerd. I thought it looked kind of like we were lining up the slides after an excruciating (sp?) torture session, and the blood was blue. Nice, eh? Ah, the nerdiness...