This monoprint I used a hair pick through the black dye, then added a red/orange dye for the background. Its not looking to good but I'll see after rinsing.
The screen print was overdyed with diluted yellow, yellow/green and light red.
Also I wanted to try squirting dyes down fabric that was pinned to foam board. I used a yellow, light red and burgundy on this one
and yellow and ultra violet on this one.
The screen print was overdyed with diluted yellow, yellow/green and light red.
Also I wanted to try squirting dyes down fabric that was pinned to foam board. I used a yellow, light red and burgundy on this one
and yellow and ultra violet on this one.
I put a third fabric in the bottom tray to catch the drips and got an interesting fabric from it.
This next one I used thickened blue dye and stamped with a pool noodle and luffa sponge, let dry a little
then overdyed with yellow, bronze and chino.
This next one I used thickened blue dye and stamped with a pool noodle and luffa sponge, let dry a little
then overdyed with yellow, bronze and chino.
This one was squirted with yellow, burgundy and violet, then I smooshed them around.
These are a few fabrics that are low-water immersion dyed.
Grays
and oranges.
Lastly, I layer dyed fabric starting with yellow on the first piece, crimson on second, and blue on the third.
Can you tell I like orange!!!
These are a few fabrics that are low-water immersion dyed.
Grays
and oranges.
Can you tell I like orange!!!
Check out Martha's fabrics at www.marthahallart.com/blog to see her works in progress.
They all are being processed and need to be rinsed and washed. It was a busy day but I hope the results are worth it.
I'll post again with the finished results.
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