Sadly some sort of a computer glitch has caused all of the images in this post to disappear, and I am unable to correct the problem. Sorry!
The other day I shared a fun little tutorial about faux tie-dying and I showed you some of the journals I made using my little 'masterpieces'. Well, yesterday I got the Sharpies out again and I did some more tie-dye circles. This time I tried using various two and three colour spirals and some other shape and design ideas. As I suggested in the other post, I recommend that you just experiment and have fun. I was quite surprised by some of the results.
I again used some of the circles I made, along with my hand-dyed fabrics to make some more journals. On this one I used a piece of green ribbon to create a line and then decided to add some thread sketching to turn the circle into a flower.
This journal has wide strips of hand-dyed cheese cloth woven loosely over a plain blue background. I love how the cheese cloth allows you to see through to the other colour. Three random tie-dye circles were stitched over top to add a bit more interest.
On this journal I used a piece of accent fabric that I created while doing some
surface design (click
here to see that post). I used a couple of pieces of coordinating ribbon and then had fun with some free motion quilting using variegated thread. I used narrow horizontal zigzag quilting along the right side of the journal cover and then switched to a much longer vertical zigzag to cover the rest of the journal cover, front and back. I had planned to add a tie-dye circle somewhere on this journal, but once I had this much done I decided to leave it as it was.