Well, what else do you do with all that snow when you live in Michigan! We've normally been in Florida so I've only done ice dyeing and not snow dyeing. I have to say this was fun and I'm happy with my results!
I did the 'normal' placing snow and then sprinkle dye powder on top of the snow for the first method.
Then I added the yellow and green.
To be honest, I was hoping I would get some brown pieces of dyed fabric. Hmmmmmmm
I used Blue Violet, Bright yellow and Chartreuse for the center/snow & dye mix.
Bottom tray was Lime, Robin Egg and Periwinkle.
Top tray is Red Wine, Bright Green and Bright Yellow.
Some of my best results...
I believe this was the mix of....oh heck, I don't know!! HA But I really liked it.
I have two pieces similar and they are quite brighter than what shows in this piece.
Yep, I had two pieces similar..the dark areas are actually green black. Really a nice piece.
I do know this was the snow/dye powder mix. You don't get the intensity, at least I didn't.
Again, the dye powder/snow mix. This was a piece that I did rubbings using Gelato's. You can see the original piece before I dyed it below. I should have left it alone. HA
This was a cool piece but I always wanted to over dye it. I just didn't think it would cover so much of the leaf rubbing.
You can barely see the design unless you're looking closely. But that's ok. It's still a good piece of fabric that I'm sure I can use at some point.
I am working on playing with some of the fabric and cutting out a floral design. Back to the old days of doing some traditional type work.
Oh, had my MRI finally...yep, complete tear of rotator cuff...ugh...I see the ortho dr next week. I don't want surgery and hoping this Dr. will have some other alternative. Some tears will heal...some require surgery...Here's my final report: Double UGH!!!!!
Oh no, I hope your shoulder heals soon! Your ice dye pieces are so bright and joyful!
ReplyDeleteA fun day of dye experiments! Oh gosh, I'm sorry about the shoulder diagnosis- all the best with your appointment. Not something to look forward to.
ReplyDeleteBad luck about your shoulder, hope you don't need surgery though. I was interested in the snow dyeing, something I can never do here in Australia. I actually love the subtleness of the last one.
ReplyDeleteFascinating, thank you Robbie….need to try that!
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