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Tag: shibori

— natural dyeing, sewing —

Shibori Knit Mock Wrap Dress

December 3, 2017

This is yet another project made with fabric that I hand-dyed this summer.  This is cotton jersey (from Dharma Trading) that I folded and tied up before dyeing with indigo.  The pattern is quite similar another knit dress I made recently.  I wasn’t lying about liking mock wraps. I wanted a fairly simple pattern to… Read More Shibori Knit Mock Wrap Dress

— sewing, techniques —

Four Ways to Do a Rolled Hem

October 7, 2017

Since I had four silk scarves that I dyed using shibori (indigo and other natural dyes), I decided to do a bit of experimentation with hems.  All the scarves are hemmed using types of “rolled hems” but they all have a slightly different effect. Two of the scarves are done by hand.  I first stitched a line… Read More Four Ways to Do a Rolled Hem

— natural dyeing —

More Natural Dyeing

August 20, 2017

Since my mom and I had so much fun dyeing with indigo, we were itching to do some more.  I thought about what we had on hand or could easily gather, and we decided to start out with annato and dandelion leaves. The first thing we did was mordant our silk scarves overnight.  I use… Read More More Natural Dyeing

— natural dyeing —

So Much Fun with Shibori

July 5, 2017

  This project has been in the works for awhile.  Actually this isn’t just one project but several.  Awhile ago (well over a year), I ordered an indigo tie dye kit from Dharma Trading.  I wanted to do some shibori-style dyeing on some silk.  I also wanted to dye some cotton jersey a solid blue… Read More So Much Fun with Shibori

About Me

I am a weaver who longs to make beautiful and useful things. I love that weaving is a very precise craft that relies on a fair amount of math. I love the motion and rhythm of winding a warp and throwing a shuttle. I love starting with a draft and seeing the design I saw in my mind become a tangible piece of cloth. My love for the my craft goes into everything that I make.

In addition to weaving, I also sew, spin, knit, and dye– almost anything fiber related!

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