Shibori

A visual dictionary of techniques. Click on the ‘play’ buttons next to the names to hear the Japanese pronunciations. For detailed instruction on techniques see Jane’s book ‘Stitched Shibori’. Why not book into her interactive zoom courses ‘Shibori Stream’ – You can read the reviews by students and see her students’ members gallery. Stitched Shibori […]

Easy Shibori Techniques to Try. DIY: How To Shibori Dye Tutorial

Interested in creating unique designs on fabric? How about trying Shibori tie-dyeing? Jean Boyd starts off the week with a list of what we need to get started.

Hand made material dyed batik. Shibori 60 dyed batik digital paper pack: "Shibori" for scrapbooking, cards, invitations and creative projects. You can use the digital files for scrapbooking, greeting cards and other projects. You will receive: 60 High Quality 300dpi 3600x3600px , 12"x 12" JPEG files without Watermarks Instant download: Once payment is completed, you will receive your files in 1 ZIP FOLDER. To extract the files, you must have a WINZIP program on your computer

Art by Ruth C. Day - Printmaking, Painting, Drawing & Textiles from the heart of Suffolk, England | Textiles

The Japanese dyeing technique of Shibori produces beautiful vivid blue and white patterned fabrics. Here is all you need to know about it!

Maker and designer of fine crafts and domestic woodenware. Wooden cups, wooden bowls, wooden spoons, Birch Bark canisters, wooden shrink pots, indigo dyed fabrics, and handwoven textiles.

I mentioned in my last post that I was going to do some Shibori. If you are unfamiliar with the word, it is a Japanese term for the dye-resist technique of binding, clamping, or gathering fabric so that the dye cannot reach certain parts. The results are very interesting and often unpredictable. The traditional way of doing it is with Indigo dye, a complicated and messy process, but I have used MX reactive dyes in an Indigo color. Here are just a few of the samples that I've done over the…

The Kabuki Tee by Paper Theory Patterns is a pattern that I've had my eye on for a while. I do not own many patterns for woven tops, and its design ticked off

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