Ice cube dyeing is not new to me, but on
Linda's blog I read about a variation to this technique. There happen to be some frozen dye ice cubes in my freezer, so time to play. No idea which colors they were. Whenever I have some left over dye I freeze it. This technique uses 2 layers of fabric. One on which you put the ice cubes:
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And one which you put on top:
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I must say I like the top fabric the most. If you look closely to the fabric you might see that I had placed bubblewrap under and over the fabric. In some areas there is a nice imprint of the bubbles.
4 comments:
Wil,
Love the Ice Cube dyeing that you did. I agree, I like the top fabric the most. I did see the bubbles from the bubble wrap.
Love the colors.
Hugs
Absoluut, die lap die op top heeft gelegen is echt prachtig geworden.
gr. Marjolijn
Great thing to do with leftover dyes, and neat results too Wil!
So very pretty. Thanks for sharing!
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