Shibori techniques

10 shibori techniques to try out and build on

Never dyed fabric before? Don’t let that stop you! Here are 4 easy-to-follow techniques for making your own gorgeous indigo Shibori designs on fabric.

I've been looking at shibori (a Japanese form of dyeing fabric using indigo dye and done by tying knots twisting and wrapping the fabric) for ages and I finally had some free time to try it out. These are my first attempts and I love them! I just cut up scrap fabric that I had into squares to try out a few different techniques. You can honestly make anything, scarves, blankets, bibs, tshirts, wall art, cushions, sarongs, rugs, quilts; the list is as long as your imagination!

Get ready for summer with these pink hand-dyed shibori cloth napkins. Have fun with experimenting with the amazing shibori technique.

<p>My apologies; I have been so busy engulfed in my new art form; Shibori style dyeing. The idea came to me when I realized I had too many white blouses. If you know me, you know I LOVE to repurpose. What better…</p>

Hi..it is Marsha from coolquilting again...with a shorter post than last week!! So, if you want more detailed info on the stitching and dye...

After seeing the beautiful indigo pleats at the Kazumi Tanaka exhibit, we've been obsessed with Shibori . This Japanese method of resist dyeing involves binding, knotting, twisting and pressing fabric to achieve patterns and designs. By restricting areas the

Here’s a quick lovely resist dye pattern that happens to be one of my favorites!

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