Place mats hand-dyed using Shibori technique

Place mats hand-dyed using Shibori technique

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Napkin hand-dyed using Shibori technique Dying place mats using Shibori technique: fold fabric, fix with rubber bands and soak Sports bag hand-dyed with Shibori pattern hung from wire coathanger Hand-made wall decorations made from embroidery rings and old handkerchiefs hand-dyed using Shibori technique Tablecloth hand-dyed using Shibori technique Dying a place mat using the Shibori technique: fix glass marbles on fabric with rubber bands, wrap with cord and submerge in dye Old handkerchiefs hand-dyed using Shibori technique hung from line Gift wrapping made from old handkerchief and hand-dyed using Shibori technique Cushion cover hand-dyed using Shibori technique Hand-made wall hanging made using Shibori technique Place mats hand-dyed using Shibori technique Dying a cushion cover using the Shibori technique: fold fabric, mark crosses using wooden beads Curtains hand-dyed using Shibori technique Textiles dyed using Shibori technique Dying various cushion covers using the Shibori technique Preparations for dying an old handkerchief using the Shibori technique: fold fabric in concertina and fix with clothes pegs Preparations for dying a curtain using the Shibori technique: fix with thick cardboard and wrap with cord Dying a sports bag using Shibori technique: fold fabric, wind around pipe and submerge in dye Place mats hand-dyed using Shibori technique Preparations: dying napkins using Shibori technique: fold fabric in concertina and wrap with cord Hand-made wall decorations made from embroidery rings and old handkerchiefs hand-dyed using Shibori technique

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Japanese Style Textiles

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Shibori is the Japanese way to tie dye

It was beloved by hippies in the 1970s and has seen several revivals since -- tie dyeing cloth. This feature shows you how to create innovative designs using this method. By folding and tying the cloth it is possible to create patterns that look lovely on cushions, kitchen towels and napkins.
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