Reusing thread from pole wrapping for another project......hitting a few snarls along the way. #handdyed #thefutureishandmade #reuse #polewrapping

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Reusing thread from pole wrapping for another project......hitting a few snarls along the way. #handdyed #thefutureishandmade #reuse #polewrapping
Today's project. #shibori #polewrapping #todyefor #ilivetodye #madeinhudsonvalley #katrinreifeiss
The plaid in indigo from Arashi Shibori aka pole wrapping came out beautifully!! #polewrapping #arashi #shibori #ilivetodye #idreaminblue #plaid #handdyed
Going to make some plaid. #ilivetodye #shibori #polewrapping #arashi
Arashi Shibori samples for @garrisonartcenter Shibori workshop next week! More to come. #arashi #polewrapping #shibori #ilivetodye
Creating more samples of fabric for the Arashi Shibori class next month at @garrisonartcenter I love this particular Shibori technique and it's so much fun. #shibori #arashi #upstate #andnorth #ilivetodye #madeinhudsonvalley #polewrapping
Shibori Techniques: Pole Wrapping
Alicia demonstrated her favorite shibori technique on Thursday, called Arashi or pole wrapping. She explained how the resist-dye patterns are created using an ingenious process of wrapping cloth around a pole or other cylindrical object, compressing it into folds with string, and dyeing it.
Here’s a video that shows the pole wrapping process again to refresh your memory. (Just ignore the dye info presented here that uses grocery store dyes which will not give you the kind of control and depth for your color as the fiber reactive and acid dyes we use in class.)
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pole wrapped dye samples in progress from my studio (notice I tried using a string of plastic pearls instead of string for one of my samples to see how that might vary my pattern.) What other kinds of wrapping material and cylindrical objects can you think of to try using for this technique?
an image of a sample of arashi shibori on silk, (this is one my samples that we had on the wall in class on Tuesday)
Wool kimono I dyed and sewed for an assignment (bonus points for being allergic to my own creation)