As long as all of the dye I hand painted on two shirts, a dress, and a scarf today doesn't wash out or transfer, you may just be looking at the completed ERMIE Summer 2010 capsule collection. I'm going to try to take photos and get the stuff up this weekend.
I hope the dye doesn't wash out- got a damn sunburn making these (but I was the dope who forgot to put sunscreen on my back & arms)!
I hope the dye doesn't wash out- got a damn sunburn making these (but I was the dope who forgot to put sunscreen on my back & arms)!
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Gorgeous! I hope your sunburn goes away soon... we have to suffer for our art ;)
ooh, fun! they turned out so nicely! i took shabd's class, and now i want to have some tie dye parties! i've been wanting to paint the dye on and see how that goes. i haven't done that yet.
looks like you had a blast! funny jenny mentioned a tie-dye party cause some friends & myself are having one this weekend!
as to the bleeding issue - what kind of dye did you use? shabd had us use fiber reactive dyes. here's waht we got for the said tie-dye party this weekend:
http://www.dharmatrading.com/html/eng/3796-AA.shtml?lnav=dyes.html
and congrats on getting the collection together! :)
oh, I hope it works -they look great.
I've been enjoying painting with dye -you have so much more control.
it's harder to get as intense colors though -they tend to fade more.
so exciting! they look great.
What a beautiful work Jennifer!... The result is really gorgeous!...
these pieces are so gorgeous. what rich colors and textures!
ooooh ! i love that first top, the teals...and the sunflower top. how exciting.
Beautiful! I love that stormy blue/white one. You've really captured the colors and textures of summer.
I am enjoying these process shots. So much fun to work in your own yard isn't it? :^) Have fun!
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