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Watch\u00a0Resist Dyeing Throughout the World<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0How to videos<\/strong>\u00a0(see below).

Prepare 4 resist dye samples by 9\/24<\/strong>. Copy what is done in the\u00a0how to videos<\/strong>\u00a0or alter. Document the weight of each fabric piece and identify your sample with a simple embroidery symbol or an embroidered initial in the corner before binding the textile for resist dye.

Dye 4 resist dye samples with your group during\u00a0your group\u2019s assigned time slot<\/strong>\u00a0in the dye lab. Choose 4 colors from the following link<\/a> (printed out color recipes will be hanging on the wall in the dye lab). Block the chosen colors with a posted note, so that the next groups know which colors have been taken. Document each color proportions. A small color swatch may be taken from each of your samples, so documenting the color recipe is vital! Bring the completed dry and ironed samples to class on 9\/27.

Immersion Dyeing With PRO MX Reactive Dyes<\/a> – instructions
instructions for using color recipes
<\/a>
WEAR N95 MASKS WHEN MEASURING OUT DYE POWDER; IMMEDIATELY CLEAN UP ANY DYE POWDER SPILLS.<\/strong> If using muslin, scour the fabric prior to dyeing, following these instructions<\/a>.

Resist Dye Samples:
1. stitched shibori (woodgrain circle, botanical design, heart, diamond, or other)
2. bound with string
3. folded, twisted, wrapped around objects\u2013your choice
4. surprise me

Resist Dyeing Throughout the World<\/strong>:
Natural Resist Dye in China<\/a>
Tie Dyeing with Bai People
<\/a>Japanese Tie Dyeing in Arimatsu\u00a0<\/a>
The Art of Japanese Shibori<\/a>
Tekumo Shibori<\/a>
Step-by-Step Process for Making Batik
<\/a>West African Textiles\u00a0<\/a>(an overview of textile traditions throughout Africa with many examples of resit dyeing fabrics)
Making Adire Cloth
<\/a>How to make West African mudcloth<\/a>\u00a0(Bogolan)
Batik Block Printed Process Malaysia
<\/a>Making Batik Fabric in Ghana<\/a>
African Wax Print<\/a>
Resist Block Printing and Indigo Dyeing in Europe
<\/a>
How to Videos<\/strong>:
1. stitched designs
<\/strong>Annabel Wilson of Townhill Studio<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 quick intro to her approach to shibori
Woodgrain Stitch Shibori<\/a>
Floral Stitch Shibori Design<\/a>
Stitched Heart Shibori
<\/a>Stitched Diamond Shibori<\/a>
Ori Nui (Teeth) Binding
<\/a>
extras:
Catharine Ellis, Woven Shibori and Natural Dye<\/a>
How was it made? Shibori<\/a>
Stitched Shibori Tie Dye Technique
<\/a>
2. bound with string
<\/strong>Kumo Shibori Tutorial
<\/a>Kumo Shibori T-shirt<\/a>
Kumo\u00a0Spider Web<\/a>\u00a0tutorial
Kumo (Spiderweb) Binding
<\/a>
3. folded, twisted, wrapped around objects, clamped with blocks
<\/strong>Arashi Shibori-Pole Wrapping<\/a>
Arashi II: New Patterns and Possibilities \u2022 Ana Lisa Hedstrom<\/a>
Sekka Shibori Tutorial
<\/a>Suji Shibori\u00a0<\/a>
Raindrop Motifs for Rainy Season
<\/a>Shibori Tie Dye Techniques \u2013 5 Ways! Folding & PVC Pipe<\/a>
Itajime shibori<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 basic introduction to block clamping resist dye
Itajime Shibori<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 teaser for going beyond simple clamps
Making Shibori Itajime Green Yellow Equilateral Triangle
<\/a>
4. surprise me!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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