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Slowstitch Studio
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Добавлен 28 янв 2016
A textile studio from Chiang Mai, Thailand specializing in handcrafted indigo dyed interior goods, fashion accessories and unique naturally dyed textiles. Each of our works is individually hand-dyed using botanical colors, natural fibers and a blend of contemporary and traditional dyeing techniques. More at slowstitchstudio.com/
Leaf Printing with Natural Dyes - Slowstitch Studio
Check out our video showing the entire leaf printing process for our silk bandanas and scarves.
We first start by collecting some leaves from our butterfly pea bush in the garden. This time of year they are full of life after the rainy season and have a nice shape.
We then make extracts from two natural dyes - marigold flowers for yellow and cutch (which is a kind of wood) that gives a light brown color. After arranging our leaves on top of the silk we use a fine mesh screen to hold them down and allow us to get some clear prints - first yellow followed by light brown. Once the fabric is dry it gets rolled up onto a perforated core and placed inside a fabric steamer to set the colors. Most ...
We first start by collecting some leaves from our butterfly pea bush in the garden. This time of year they are full of life after the rainy season and have a nice shape.
We then make extracts from two natural dyes - marigold flowers for yellow and cutch (which is a kind of wood) that gives a light brown color. After arranging our leaves on top of the silk we use a fine mesh screen to hold them down and allow us to get some clear prints - first yellow followed by light brown. Once the fabric is dry it gets rolled up onto a perforated core and placed inside a fabric steamer to set the colors. Most ...
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Patchwork Embroidery Process - Slowstitch Studio
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Here's a little video showing our patchwork embroidery process step-by-step. From drawing the design through to selecting the right fabric and yarns each step is a thoughtful meditation on how these small remnants of our hand-dyed textiles can have a second lease on life. Each one of the fabric scraps came from a bigger project that was meticulously hand-stitched, pulled to create a shibori res...
Chevron Scarf - by Slowstitch Studio
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Introducing our iconic Chevron design. It's occurred to me that the Chevron has become a close companion to us. Over the years of dyeing at our textile studio we've seen each other through it all - both the good times and the not-so-good times. I'm not quite sure when it happened exactly but at some point the Chevron became something more to us than just an intricately stitched pattern of pleas...
Natural Bundle Dyeing with Slowstitch Studio
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Discover the magic of natural dyeing with our safe, quick and easy Natural Bundle Dye Kit! Make your own original silk bandana using natural colors from non-toxic materials. Our kit comes with a ready-to-dye silk fabric - the same gorgeously smooth top grade of silk satin which we use for our own finished scarves. A great gift for the aspiring crafter and a perfect project to do with kids. We'v...
"Hexagons" Piece Katazome Dyeing Process - Slowstitch Studio
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A step-by-step journey of how we created the naturally dyed Hexagons piece for display at Chiang Mai Design Week 2018. This one was dyed in indigo and myrobalan nut extract using a combination of katazome/stencil paste resist techniques, some natural dye extract painting and also stitch-resist shibori. First the katazome paste was prepared by blending sticky rice flour, slaked lime and rice bra...
Shibori Dyeing Process - Cubes Pattern
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A step-by-step journey of how we created the Cubes piece for display at Chiang Mai Design Week 2018. Lots of stitching and pulling on this one followed by simmering in a myrobalan fruit extract and rust bath for some brownish-grey accents. The entire piece was then dyed in indigo with some sections being selectively opened more than others for varying blue shades. All natural dyes on silk. More...
Yeah, I guess this is good for children, but premordanted material sort of forces the buyer toward dependency to buy it from you & not learn for themselves how to do this step. Oh, hah! interesting sales tactic
What did you use for dye?
Will this work with cotton 🤔🤔🤔
to make a color barrier on katazome cloth other than glutinous rice flour and rice bran, what are the ingredients?...thanks for the explanation....greetings from Indonesia
Premordant ? Ready to dye fabric ???
Love the video, hate the music!
This is amazing!!! Am curious about the paint/dye you use. It didn't look like paint but more like a thicker dye. Could you please tell.more about it?
Thank you for your video. This is amazing to watch. I am glad these techniques are still being practiced. I have been playing around with Shibori paper techniques and came across this video in a Google search.
The colour will last for how many washes ???
If you're looking for something beautiful to last...then you might choode to take the extra moment to hand wash
Very beautiful 😍
Appreciate your time with the examples ❤
I used to do this with typewriting paper(is that around anymore?) when a teen , using leaves or slice of red onions..... under a heavy book or rocks (when hot outside, really cooks it). Then with fabrics and flowers and . Was so much fun to see. Thanks for reminding me and showing others how nature is so beautiful .
This is incredible!!
What materials you use for dyeing? Plant?
Please made tutorial for the pattern
Do we need to add alum actuate for permanent or to avoid color bleeding
hi, amazing work and creativity, what paint are you adding for the black color? are you first using mordant for the whole fabrik? look stick very well to the fabric.
Muy bonito ,hermoso. La tela se lava inmediatamente despues de sacar de la olla? No es necesario dejar que se enfrie,?
Stunning. Thank you for sharing.
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Hi. Nice video. Can you explain the ingredients you have used for the stencil. Regards.
Hi Allison, do you mean the stencil material? We cut it from a thin sheet of mylar plastic.
@@slowstitchstudio2773 Hi. Thank you for the information. I've not heard of that material before. Can you also tell me the name of the paste you use to apply the stencil outline, much appreciated.
@@allisonjoel1 Sure, the name of the paste is "katazome paste" and you can find a recipe for it online if you search for Tien Chiu's blog. For the stencil sheet you can search on amazon for "Mylar blank stencil making sheet" and you'll find quite a few suppliers there. Hope that helps! :)
Hi may i know if we can use other different types of natural dye to colour the fabrics?
Hi Roslinda, yes! Almost every plant can be used for color, but only a few plants can give yellows, reds and blue. Also, while many plants give colors most will fade after some sunlight exposure. The key is experimentation and using more light-fast traditional dyes such as indigo, madder, cutch, etc.
Awesome result