
This is a piece of silk after 5 hours....

This is a piece of cotton after 21 hours. Well, I was up early. The
definition is sharper in this one and the colours brighter so I guess the length of time you leave it to cure does make a difference. Also as the author of the book
Magic Dyeing made Easy, Helen
Deighan points out, after 24 hours your dye is completely exhausted so you're not discharging an active dye into the
environment.
Good experiments and good fun. Feeling a lot more positive about the whole project.
3 comments:
Love the fabrics Sally :) This plastic bag dyeing sounds like something I would love and the summer hols are almost upon us :) Soon I'll have time to play!
Sally, so pleased to see the results of your experiments, it is a lovely method of dyeing. Glad you are finding it is good fun
Best wishes
Maggie.
Lovely results Sally, I love the ease of plastic bag dyeing, did it with my learning difficulty class with no mishaps :)
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