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| The folded fabric - 1 |
You may remember the collection of freshly dyed fabric which I mentioned in the last post? Well here they all are, taken out of their plastic bags and about to be washed. For each of these I have posted a photo of the bundle itself and then the freshly unwrapped bundle before washing.
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| 1 - the unwrapped fabric |
The bulldog clips have added some marks of their own here, so I have now thrown them out. They are rather too rusty to use any more which is a little sad since I rather liked the added marks.
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| Folded fabric - 2 |
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| 2 - the unwrapped fabric |
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| Folded fabric - 3 |
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| 3 - the unwrapped fabric |
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| Folded fabric - 4 |
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| 4 - unwrapped fabric |
The fabrics are all rather gorgeous. It was a really interesting way of dyeing cloth, brushing the dye on instead of putting the pieces into a dyebath. Definitely an idea to try again. I think next time I might use a different set of colours.
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| Dyecatchers used to mop up any spills. |
I do like keeping any fabrics used to mop up. They can be really useful to add to a textile piece.
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| Bought fabric- freshly washed |
These wonderful fabrics were bought from
The African Fabric Shop. These are Kola and Indigo fabrics and I really love them. Do visit the
site to read more about these fascinating fabrics. If you are in the area, there is a
World Textile Day coming to various parts of the UK. These should be really interesting events.
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