It's been a blue Christmas.
Very blue.
Indigo blue.
Stitching.
Banding. Pinning.
Tyeing. Binding.
Dipping and waiting and rinsing and dripping.
In the cool of winter; a challenge since the dye has to be kept rather warm.
I warn you. It's addictive.
Table runners. Napkins. Clothing. So many ideas!
Did not like my new electric tjanting tool. The sharp point catches on the fabric. Next time I won't use it.
No. I don't think I'm even half done yet. This just has to run its course.
Stay cozy.
Indigo is addictive! I love dying and over dying with i
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this is breathtakingly amazing. I just love what you have done.
ReplyDeleteOk. So I want to know......now what? What will you do with these beautiful pieces ?
ReplyDeleteI have to repeat myself Judy...THEY ARE SCRUMPTIOUS! I so enjoyed perusing each and every pattern and different shades. THANK YOU for a tastier after Christmas SPECIAL!
ReplyDeleteAddictive, yes. Perhaps you should put the warning at the beginning of the post. :)
ReplyDeleteCan you sand or hone the sharp point of the tjanting tool (try a diamond stone)? I didn't know they made electric ones . . .
when I was at home and we had a winter my indigo vat lived next tot he wood stove, which went 24/7 it worked a treat
ReplyDeleteWow! You have some fabulous indigo designs there, Judy? How much fun for you to create and how much fun for us to be able to see your " blues!"
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
XO
Yowza! Those are absolutely fantastic! I don't know how you managed to lift your head to even celebrate the holidays; I can see how addictive it would be. Thank you for sharing these lovelies with us! xo
ReplyDeleteI love everyone of them...bea
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful . Please tell how you did the lavendar tulip!
ReplyDeleteWow Judy, so much of it reminded me of DNA sequences, totally cool. Keep going. xox
ReplyDeleteyou're always up to something good. aren't you? love from down south. xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteWow Judy I love all the different designs, absolutely gorgeous!!! Blessings dear.
ReplyDeleteLove the one that looks like skeleton bones.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHow delicious.
ReplyDeleteSeeing this, I should drag myself from my paper books and dive into the art of dying fabric... it looks amazing indeed!
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