A friend of mine knows that I love b/w fabrics and send me a piece of this:

There was a lot of fabric, so I cut it up into several pieces. About half a yard remained white. The 3 other pieces I dyed. One using only turquoise dye. For the other 2 I used alpine blue and basic blue, both colors on a piece so that it looked like this:

A nice mixture, but I wanted to add more blues to it and picked a selection of paint. Textile paint and acrylic, in total 5 different colors. As stamp I used a piece of insulation tube. The result is:

On purpose I sticked to blue colors, as I want to use some of this fabric in the water of the canal houses project
4 comments:
Beautiful Wil
Hoi Wil, vooral de laatste met de stempels vind ik geweldig.
Those turned out really nice, Wil.
Those turned out really nice, Wil.
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