If you guessed 'playing with Procion MX dyes', you'd be right. I'm thrilled with the wonderful range of colours I've now got to work with in my art quilts for the next while! I'm especially excited by how well the cheese cloth takes the dye, resulting in fabulously brilliant colours. I also made a bunch of skeins of cotton threads which I also included in the dyeing process, so I'll have all of these wonderful hand-dyed threads to use to embellish my work with hand stitch.
There are so many ideas running through my imagination for what to do with these and the indigo pieces I dyed earlier in the summer...I'm off to sew!
Beautiful work! I especially love the cheesecloth and the threads. I can't think of a better source of inspiration for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean. You're so right. I'll have lot of fun creating with these bright colours.
DeleteLove all the fabulous colours and long for a day, playing with dyes!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's a lot of work, but so worth it!
DeleteLinda, Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynda.
DeleteFabulous colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicki.
Deletewhat a fabulous blog. Must get out my procion dyes when my sons go back to school and have a play again. YOur fabric looks excellent
ReplyDeleteThank you Lorraine. Have fun when you do get to it.
DeleteWOW Linda, I LOVE these colors!! :-) Hmmm have to think more about getting into dying and seeing what we have here locally.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ashe. You'll love it. It seems really complicated at fitrst, but once you try it you'll. be hooked.
DeleteOhhhh Linda! I LOVE your hand dyed threads! Very Luscious!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm....Can I come play next time? LOL
Thanks! Come join me any time!
DeleteBeautiful! I did some earlier this summer and some rust dyeing two weeks ago, but I guess I should get some more done before the summer ends!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kit. Summer is perfect for dyeing! I've got a great piece of rust dyed fabric just waiting for some hand stitch. So many ideas...
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