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by Karren Reyburn |
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Completed Silk Shawl |
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Applying the Dye |
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Pole Wrapping |
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What is Shibori?
Shibori is an ancient Japanese art form of transforming fabrics into wearable art. Shibori is often used to describe a variety of ways of embellishing textiles to create visually intriguing fabrics. The fabric is manipulated by folding, crumpling, stitching, plucking and twisting the cloth. Binding and knotting then securing it. The major groups of Shibori include: stitching, folding, pole wrapping, and binding. The main techniques that I use: Arashi Shibori or pole wrapping and itajime Shibori, which is a fold and clamp technique.
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