Well, except for the tornadoes flying through central NC on Saturday, it was a good weekend. On Saturday I tried a new shibori technique that was presented in the Shibori Girl on-line workshop I'm taking. I used the rubbermaid sink protector I had previously used for batiking, and pushed the fabric through the holes with a skewer. This is a good way to get a consistent pattern on a piece of fabric.
Here's what it looked like from the back:
I tied off the tips, then dipped it into some dyes.
I forgot to take a picture of the finished piece, as I was trying to hurry and take pictures this morning at 7 am before leaving for work--it did turn out nicely.
I also tried the parfait dyeing again. I had two yellow-ish pieces that I had stamped some things onto (carved the stamps with speedball cutter) but wasn't thrilled with. So I parfaited them with fuchsia and some khaki.
And baby blankets are all done! Here is front and back sides of one.
And just the fronts of two others ready to go:
What a good way to create a shibori pattern. I LOVE your parfait pieces. The baby quilts are adorable. They will be loved.
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