 I'm pretty good at discharging...enough to like many of the pieces that I have made.  But, I've never really liked much of what I've dyed.  I think it might be the difference between baking and cooking.
I'm pretty good at discharging...enough to like many of the pieces that I have made.  But, I've never really liked much of what I've dyed.  I think it might be the difference between baking and cooking.Leap in logic?  Maybe not.  One requires precision while the other can be judged.  I actually am better in that place where I can say..."how about a little of this?"  "How about that?".  Yes, I did take a bunch of chemistry at university...but I liked geology and psychology much better because they fit my personality better.
I'm thinking it's the same with dyeing and discharging.
Which is EXACTLY why I support other artists who are so good at dyeing.  I buy their work.
This piece, titled Sunrise-Sunset (because I couldn't decide) is made from fabrics I purchased...some from Constance Rose and some from Laura Cater-Woods and some from an anonymous dyer.  I enjoyed every moment of working with their beautiful hand dyed fabric.  A big "Thank You" to you all!
 
 
I love "Sunrise-Sunset" - it really captures the mood of those times of the day! And how wonderful for the dyers to see something made out of their fabrics; I'm sure they love what they see here ;-))
ReplyDeleteMe, too. Want to get together and play? Meanwhile, you're taking others hand-dyes to the next level in your wonderful creations:)
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