Step 1: print and set fabric paint.
![jellyfish stamps jellyfish stamps](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBm4_jj52IodQp-nSS4pCbX1x3kqgT329sOMASqOyP4pfoMgBcOuvs8wfpO9dWEE2Ux4Z0psJxH1TZ9ePmpEgqMDUwFaY1ok4kzRPgXGeM3rM8kJ7toXCQOeu6IYHja2HEgQz8gbYOCqI//) |
and this will be the back |
Step 2: prep for dyeing - shibori techniques.
![back, bound back, bound](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiY9bQGFaxBmkwIhZavJ4o_vqkQoH8tjOmeZlJiNhyphenhyphenjWwy2C5k4EEsRqYtdDTPUHPFOVXYsC2-3pvAQHY27trFkV0zCrHQffQbw1w7d5AwsEqrL8cMC3S28y0ec5E27Djxluu8RiuiNC5o//) |
the back: this creates a sort of spiderweb, as you will see. |
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![more shibori more shibori](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEixjoFpeAjGpps2eizmkmsi3lDcq8tV-O7_aHM7Fcqz9W_AP1WrTIZ7cUSe_F8w0ywJtbwjKyidquhiMEFNx6bgg0gwoccVjAtnl5r-PwHlgbp1p0oxxmFoeQgT6TBIcQcCxvXkmRLUavc//) |
left - woodgrain effect, right - circles |
![odd and ends, shibori odd and ends, shibori](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh8A20DXNPgEaZEs6iFvG7m1XP9K_pONhlN7PTbDe5O0Z3beQgPO3gcIdSCRfLtvqxcjSiCBJAta4KKa2O2Awk9DsNGCiIhTnXdOPGlv6l8V5bCv7bP5dJ0zX9tYzKk-lK6e5dGbArjL40//) |
other things going in the dye bath and more shibori |
The jar has a crumpled bit of fabric in it. The fabric on the outside is pleated, then tied to the jar.
Step 3: dye, rinse out excess, dry and untie.
![front, post dyeing front, post dyeing](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjGxaq1ZsjW8LEGZhp3rJGCg66KIFfGC3K3xWrskWqwEGR1ZTXawGT21DumO7qBHivksxExlO5eknPMWcrTx9csZrPIi2Z1jsHRTBxdgrVI433VUydtoh1GF8IB-O9WWyXAKORVkD7pc8//) |
front, post dyeing |
![back, post dyeing back, post dyeing](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhjsmrv0aUHlogL_Fo3kbXkhVzDQAHhG6f5O0su3tV9rM7XwHyBuzzHqbKBoNgdyQTdoaUYsrWjKvhtk9VLLPbG2P8afaS85Zyh2fO4P8bwUzg0kFlX6KNnSyz6GKn7ZlOEkGxtQwGRKSM//) |
back, post dyeing |
![shibori pieces shibori pieces](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjz-OvTCIsKvEZvuFYf3oPEjo19Go0uoVAEaAQi35WbP6V-IYVgWYXzHP9Ka7qwtykMW4HI3MsBfSbjkD-nTFzwhRsYg4L7auNr23dyUDFja0pP65ENLfiengQ_89XW2IO7bWTwT3d0Gqw//) |
shibori pieces: circles, woodgrain, pleats, crumpled, and plain |
And this:
![mustard yellow, overdyed pink mustard yellow, overdyed pink](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEivGsNUdlteyTvba3bAS5-iUIARHox7XUDlwl_u32l8WmCNXMBCl2AxWPCjj9eeB1eDwX_BKnneIkzpO2FPbqzZiuprfE_7NAxNpsdn8-ZImdg9wGtOuhRhrVY-TwQPHqcAefBZEI53dq8//) |
mustard yellow, overdyed pink = burnt orange |
Step 4: prepare fabric for next round of dyeing!
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