Dying turned out to be a lot of fun. A bit messy, a bit chaotic and always interesting. This was my set up, many of the girls used plastic ziploc bags for their dying. I think some wanted colors and fabric that turned out more solid. I really enjoy getting very mottled colors so I use plastic food containers for my colors. here was my set up on that evening.
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| These were the base dyes that Wendy brought and the laminated recipe cards that we used for the dyes. On the bottom of the picture was a sample book that Wendy had made up so we had an idea of which recipe we wanted to use. |
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| Things were pretty orderly at first, lots of decisions of what colors to do. |
The following are my batches of colors
This are some of my favorites out of the bunch. I am always amazed how the dye takes to wadded up fabric. And I go in with no expectations. I'm happy with whatever I end up with.
I love the almost crystalline effect of some of the pieces.
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Well we all survived and really not to spattered in the end.
Carol on the far right was a new addition to our dying group.
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1 comment:
After washing my fabrics, mine are fairly mottled too --- and I am very pleased. I, like you, had no particular expectations, so was happily surprised with my results. I also noticed that Roxie managed to give "horns" to those standing near her!
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