Onyx Art Studios Blog
DIAMOND SHIBORI TIE DYE PATTERN TUTORIAL
SEMI CIRCLE TIE DYE SHIBORI TSHIRT UPCYCLE
One of my favorite things to do with dyeing is to upcycle clothes that are stained or a little worn. Dyeing them brings new life and makes them look new. I did a semi circle pattern for this one and it turned out really great.
JACQUARD CYANOTYPE KIT UNBOXING
I have been doing my research and my jacquard cyanotype kit is here. It's a chemical process that involves mixing two chemicals together and then letting them be exposed to the sun. This video goes over the instructions and my initial reaction to opening the product. I'm a big fan of jacquard products in general and I'm so excited to get to do some cyanotype.
Natural Dyeing with Yellow Onion Skins Tutorial
SHIBORI SUPPLY LIST- MY FAVORITE LIST OF MATERIALS FOR INDIGO DYEING
I sat down and compiled a complete list for you to get started. I've included links for everything- I also encourage you to look around your house for things you have.
How to mix a Pre-reduced Indigo Vat- Tutorial with Itajime Square Shibori Pattern
I made this video a while ago and haven't posted it because I wasn't used to seeing myself on camera. But I realize that being on camera is an opportunity for me to share my knowledge and gifts with the world. I'm a creative and I always have been.
Quilted Indigo Tie Dye Shibori Wall Hanging- Custom Home Decor
I was so excited when I was asked to make this large scale wall hanging! My friend bought an apartment and wanted a big shibori piece for her living room. I was given a lot of artistic freedom, which was so awesome! I was honored that she asked me and I was excited to do some quilting!
ARTIST INTERVIEW WITH TEXTILE DESIGNER JENNIFER FALKOWSKI
sat down with Shibori artist Jennifer Falkowski and we had a great conversation. We talked about her shibori practice, indigo vats, crazy quilting, creativity and the indigo facebook group she runs.
Denim Shirt Upcycle Tutorial
Ink Blot Pattern-Easy Stitched Shibori Pattern
It's a fun pattern to do and also makes a great conversation starter on your couch! What do you see?
The technique is fairly simple as far as a stitched shibori pattern goes. Accordion fold the piece to the desired width and then tack the edge with repetitive stitching. Watch the video for a visual.