Silk gauze dyes beautifully - this reminds me of seaweed.

And I over dyed this linen a third time:

Here is a loosely woven cotton that I also tested in the dye bath - it fringes nicely.

And while I was dyeing, I figured why not pop in my white socks? :)
2 comments:
Well, Yvonne, you sure got your greens...and me thinks you had way too much fun in the process :>]]
It must be the influence from Jude's workshop but I can *see* your seaweed and fringey cloth woven together somehow in my mind's eye :>]]
Hi Christie, I do love seeing the fabric transform and the gauze has floated onto a variety of other dyed pieces and it's amazing how it changes the fabric beneath it. I will definitely explore further.
Post a Comment