I thought I’d share the small space needed to store roughly 8 fat quarters of fabric when dyeing with low water immersion technique.
Anyone who knows me knows that our flat is not much bigger than a shoe box. So when I expressed interest in hand dyeing, it met with a lot of aversion from my other half:) The first lot of fabrics I dyed I didn’t even mention I had until I showed him the results dried and ironed. Needless to say, the man was pleasantly surprised that it could be done without any fuss.
Each colour has its own bag, in a suitable box, that is all you need.
I look forward to seeing these results, this time round I mixed some primary colours to get more range – problem is my patience levels versus the time needed to wait and let the dye do its thing….
By Thursday I will be able to do more stroking of fabric,
hmmm, I think I need to get out more;)
Dianna
how very exciting, look forward to seeing the results and possibly some hints on the forthcoming projects. i think hand dyeing makes all the quilting journey perfectly complete.
absolutely, I’m having so much fun:)
Hi DJ,
Show us the lovely results when the process is done . It is always such a delicious surprise!
LOL
MOM