Here are the results of my last batch of snow dyeing. Really nice colors! I'm always so amazed at how different they come out than what I think they will. This first one was a combination of black and fuschia. I thought it would have more black in it. There are a few spots with black. The rest turned out more blue gray. Next time I will add more black and a little less fuschia.

This one was a combination of orange, fuschia and brilliant blue - I think. Of course, I didn't write the colors down. I thought I'd remember them but did I? I should have known better! The colors are a little off in these photos. The actual piece makes me think of a flower garden.

These were some cloth napkins that I picked up at the second hand store with the intent of dyeing or painting them some day. I used fuschia, sun yellow and indigo.

This closeup shows the pattern in the weave of the napkins.

I probably won't have a chance to do any more snow dyeing for a while. We are getting a little short on snow outside! Pretty sad for New Hampshire. I think we are one of the few areas in the states that hasn't gotten a lot of snow recently. We can see bare ground outside. The upside to not much snow will be that mud season shouldn't be too bad this year!
4 comments:
These are fabulous!!!
I am putting your cards in the mail in the morning.
You should get them soon.
xx
gemma
Beautiful -- especially that second piece. I love the colors on that one.
I've noticed with the snow-dyeing that the black usually gets lost and fuschia takes over no matter what other colors are used!
What beautiful colors! I love the pinky purples! ♥
Please explain "snow dyeing". I am intrigued. We don't get a lot of snow until Jan, Feb, or March here in NW Arkansas in the mountains. Do you melt the snow for water, or how do you do this? I love your colors! Thanks
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