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Shibori Scarves

Silk-Screened & Painted Shibori Scarf

Silk-Screened & Painted Shibori Scarf

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
The Art of Cloth Dyeing »

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Category: Other

Type of item: Accessory

For: Women

Style: Classic


Materials

Silk Scarves & Procion

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bibi-kaye on craftsy.com
Apr 06, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
lovely, did they teach u this in the dyeing course??
KLovell on craftsy.com
Oct 19, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Gorgeous!
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Oct 11, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Thank you. It is thermofax screen printed with a cottonwood leaf pattern using luminaire paint.
hauula on craftsy.com
Sep 16, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
This is just exquisite! I love the design as well as the colors. I keep coming back to admire it!
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Sep 16, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much!
Lazy House Elf on craftsy.com
Sep 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this. I'm hoping I can take this course. I've done some dyeing previously, However, this is more like I want to make.
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Sep 07, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I purchased the leaf silk-screens from Marcy Tilton online. Silk-screens really add to your work.Thank you for your nice comment.
Ruthann FS on craftsy.com
Sep 06, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Beautiful.
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 11, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Please check at my comments below. Thank you for the nice comment.
ADRIANA OROZCO on craftsy.com
Aug 11, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I really adore the look of this!!! would love to know how it was made......thank you!!!
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 11, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I meant to say "thick" not "think" on my previous post. Where is spell check when you need it?!
4Bird on craftsy.com
Aug 11, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I''m curious about "discharge." What does that mean?
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 11, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Discharging using a special bleaching agent that I get from Dharma Trading on the internet - called Dischage paste. It is think and you use it to remove color with silk screen, stencils, paint brushes, stamps, etc. I love how it reveals the colors underneath - the colors that combined to create the color you are discharging. It's another fascinating and magical process of textile art.
Jane Dunnewold on craftsy.com
Jane Dunnewold
Craftsy Instructor
Aug 09, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Gorgeous! Did you use real leaves to stamp?
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hi Jane,
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hi Jane, It's Alena from Minnesota. I've truly enjoyed taking your class. You were born to teach and that's not easy on camera. I started with a black scarf and silk-screed (thermofax) to image with discharge and Luminare. The screen which I purchased is made from real leaves. It can be purchased from Marcy Tilton. I love the effect of silkcreening with dischage and adding paint at the same time.
Queenderby on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Are the leaves stenciled on? Looks Great!
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hi, The leaves were silk-screened on with Luminaire fabric paint. I also did some discharging.
Darns on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
These are great!
Alena De Candia on craftsy.com
Aug 09, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks! I embellished a number of black scarves with thermofax sceen leaves and Luminaire paint.