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At workshop with Rebecca Burgess at the UC Botanical Garden.
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Photos from the Association of Weavers, Spinners & Dyers Summer School 2019 'A Textile Heritage', held at Askham Bryan College, York, August 2019
My rainbow to choose from. Next time I dye fiber, I'm going with blues and greens. The pink is also pretty intense, so that may make an appearance.
Leicester midfielder Lloyd Dyer leaves the pitch after making his 267th and final appearance for the foxes.
Leicester City 1-0 Doncaster Rovers (3/5/14)
Dyeing the T shirts this way creates interesting designs because of how the T shirts have to be compressed into the container.
I did an art major on the 'journey of hair'. Rummaging through the back room of my auntie's hair salon I found a box of miscellaneous bits of hair and dolls.
Here it is after the second dip. I know it looks the same as previous, but the dye is working in more into the yarn, allowing it to stay darker with each bath.
Dean & Trent asked me to capture the craftsmanship behind the Manila-based men's fashion label. Here are the photographs I took at their parent company's textile factory in Bocaue, Bulacan.
Taken on January 17, 2008.
FED 5 • Kodak T-max 400 • CanoScan 8800F
At the Griffin Dyeworks Dye & Fiber Retreat, 2009. www.griffindyeworks.com
More about our dyeing and the retreat: www.syrendell.blogspot.com
Besales Roller Trigger Sear
Eclipse Nexus Ram with Planet Eclipse QEVs (2), Clear
Shocktech Bomb 3-Way
Shocktech Rat Valve and Spring
CCM Hammer and Spring
CP Shorty Reg
Dye Microdrop
Smart Parts ASA
Hybrid Grip
System X Beavertail
(will be getting hybrid clamping feedneck)
Back near Rangjung we stopped at a shop that makes & sells cloth & clothing. Wow, the stuff was gorgeous! And expensive. We didn't buy anything but asked about how they dye the silk. The owner lead us down to her workshop and brought out the different materials she uses in the dye process. I've forgotten the plants she uses but was fascinated by the richness of the colors they produce.
the dyeing tradition continues.
bread + circus eggs + dudley's colouring cups (dye pellets + vinegar). i didn't mean to use brown eggs, but it resulted in a very arizona-watercolour type of colouring. pretty nice.
the bowl is handmade (thrown, glazed, and fired!) by one of my roommate's girlfriend. so beautiful and japanese inspired.