SHIBORI INDIGO DYEING | Tutorial for 11 Shibori techniques.

[@ClaireHibbard]

new to this! I loved it! thank you

[@didsburyartstudio]

oh great. thanks so much for watching.

[@patdavies2048]

Thank you! Very nice!!

[@vidns1]

Thank you so much for the wonderful techniques. it's so simple yet stunning. Will try for sure.

[@didsburyartstudio]

Cool glad you enjoyed it Vidya

[@jeanninej224]

Very lovely pieces!

[@didsburyartstudio]

Aww thank you such an enjoyable time making those!

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi thanks for taking the time to view this video. Let me know if you give this technique a go or if you've done it before what sort of results you discovered...have a great week!

[@dorissims4973]

Enjoyed your shibori techniques. Will apply your methods on fabric to do oversize female shirts. Thank you. Stay safe. Pnl

[@didsburyartstudio]

So glad you enjoyed it. 👋👍😊

[@paulavasseur8307]

0:17 what size of fabric do you use?

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi the fabric was around 20 inches x 20 inches. thanks

[@staceywada9143]

How long did you soak your pieces in? I have tried numerous times to get your results from the pole/ruching and it only comes out half done and I’ve soaked it for 5 hours using a light color dye.

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi there I used Rit dye (indigo colour) with salt and washing up liquid and hot water left to soak for anything up to 1 hour depending on how well I think the fabric is taking. It's worth knowing that the various fabrics take very differently. I think I used a polyester/cotton fabric in this video whereas in my tea towel video using the pipe again but this time I used 100% cotton fabric. I've also found that using Rit Colourstay fixative is really helpful. Ah and also make sure that the string is pulled really tightly.

[@morganosborne9258]

I just found your channels. These are beautiful works and I cannot wait for my dye to get here to start playing.