(209) Marbling Tutorial Part 2, Ebru Marbling Silk Handkerchiefs
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I used 100% silk to dye. You can try out other materials or fabric and see how it turns out.
Steps:
1. Wash your fabric to remove anything that could ruin the dye process. I used synthrapol as my detergent.
2. Prep the alum - 1/4 cup to 1 gallon of water. Soak the fabric for 20-30 minutes in the alum.
3. Once the fabric has soaked for the allotted time, ring out and let dry. Do not rinse.
4. Prep your size - size is the thickened water that the dye rests on. 4 tsp of carrageenan to 1 gallon of water. I used a whisk to help break up the lumps. Let this mixture sit, I let mine rest for 4 hours.
5. Remove any lumps from the size. You can use a newspaper or paper towel to skim the top of the size.
6. Prep your dyes. I added mine to small bottles that I could use to drop onto the water. I thinned the dye down with synthetic gall.
7. Begin dropping the dye onto the size.
8. Use your marbling rake or other tools to make a design.
9. Put your fabric onto the dye and lift up.
10. Rinse out the carrageenan and any extra dye. Hang up to dry.
11. Use an iron to heat set the dye and fabric.
I had so much fun making the silk scarves. I had a lot of questions and wanted to do a verbal tutorial/walk through on how I did all of this. I tried to make it as clear as possible and I hope you can try it out too!
The process does take time and there is some trial and error to getting everything right, but the overall effect is really awesome.
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You do a great job explaining your process as you go-definitely continue-it adds soooo much with your commentary on the scene! Cheers!
Hey Amanda..I loved watching this video.
I really would like to try this.
Your explanation is excellent. Thankyou 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Testing one drop of each of your paints for spread/sinking, and adjusting the amount of synthetic gall (in a separate trial tray of size, or skimming after the paint trials), can save you a lot of paint. A single drop should bloom to 2-4 inches when it has the proper amount of gall.
Thank you for the suggestion. If I try this again, I will definitely do that.
i had no idea this process even existed. very pretty. I would love to hear you talk more during your videos. You did amazing with this one.
I didn’t think your explanation was at all awkward! And I’m grateful to have seen this (and the previous) video where you gave plenty of detail yet didn’t drag on! It sure didn’t feel like it was over 30 minutes haha. Thanks so much, and happy crafting! Will give a follow to see some of your upcoming stuff and all the stuff I haven’t watched yet! :D
Glad it was helpful!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! Glad this was helpful :)
Yes I agree the second one is beautiful...you did so well with your voice instructions. Can you please continue to give voice instructions. I love your work and it would help to hear you. Thanks Amanda!!!!
Best tutorial on marbling silk thanks a lot💖
Thank you so much 😀
Very pretty !! Thanks for sharing Amanda ❤️
Looks fantastic!
I love how you turned a “mistake” (the thick dye), into a REALLY useful troubleshoot, because I Know that’s a mistake I will be making, and good to know what to do about it ahead of time!
Glad it was helpful!
That is really interesting. The 2nd one is really pretty!
Nice Idea, really artistic
Very clear & fluid. Tnx
Glad it helped!
I thought they came out really pretty
Thank you!
Yes with the talking
Beautiful!!😊😂
Me encanta gracias.
So pretty, thanks Amanda.
Been meaning to ask you - the introduction of the videos where it shows the cup and the paint being poured over the cup, which video has that painting? Would love to see how that turned out.
Lindo, uma pena não ter tradução em português para saber o que vc usa. Parabéns!!
SOOOOOO INSTRUCTIVE and beautiful work! I'm not sure what you thin the paint with if it's too heavy and what do you do with the thickened water when you are done? THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thank you so much! I think the colors down with synthetic gall.
Amanda... nice work. Just wondering what Do you add in the water also what colors or ink you use?
@@amandasdesignsofficial thank you .
What do you rinse your fabric in after adding it to the colours ?09/07/2023
I just rinsed it in water.
Can you please tell me when you stated you washed them out was that with cool or warm water or a solution before you
dried them out. Thank you.
Honestly it has been so long I don't remember what the water temp was. I think it was just room temp water.
@@amandasdesignsofficial Okay, so it is safe to say it was just a water rinse than dry and a light pass with the iron to set color.
@@amandasdesignsofficial What the setting for the iron to set the color?
Can we also use acrylic colors and thining them with pouring medium ?
I actually don't know if that would work but you could try it. With the thickened water, the paint may float well on top of it.
@@amandasdesignsofficial Thank you for replying mam... Did you mean thickened water and acrylic color without pouring medium works well ??
What are the precautions to take in this matter that the color stay bright as printed
You may need to do more research into setting the colors. I an not an expert on this and don't have a lot of knowledge to share, just what I looked into for the few videos that I have done.
@@amandasdesignsofficial no matter
whatever you told on the video that also amazing im thanksful to you
Can this be done with black silk cloth
I don't know, I've only done it with the white cloth.
Such a beautiful technique.
Is it only silk fabric that one uses?
Silk is hellish expensive.
Can you advise where to purchase the silk please. It seems your squares are trimmed and edges neatened off. Bonus 😊👍🏻
Thank you! I think you can use other fabrics, I just got dyes for silk. I got things off of Amazon and also off of Dharma Trading Co. website.
@@amandasdesignsofficial thank you👍🏻🙂
Where do you get your silk squares?
I bought them online.
After dying will the color remain as it or it fades ?
Mine did dry a little duller than when it was wet.
@@amandasdesignsofficial im from india here carrageenan is very costly....what can i use other thing in place of carrageenan?
@@amandasdesignsofficial is baking soda can work in place of carrageenan orMethyl Cellulose????????
@@amandasdesignsofficial i want to ask that when yours cloth dry.....
dry after ..when you wash your cloth after a few days.... its colour is remain constant or it loosing our colour?
What happens on cotton?
I don't know, I haven't used cotton but I think you can get dyes specifically for cotton.
It's really nice.
Which colour did uh used while making this marbling.
very detailed step by step video. I love the end results but I have a question. Is there a way by which the colors turn out to be more sharp and vibrant? Everyone I see doing silk marbling have very light tones to the dryed silk.
Hi, do you still doing marbling
No I haven't done any marbling in a long time.
@@amandasdesignsofficial any reason for that dear