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Hey everybody welcome to my studio today we're gonna be doing a really really
cool project we're gonna be doing the art of shibori dyeing the actual art
form of shibori and how to do it is very expensive but today we're gonna do a
shibori cheat and for this we're just gonna use some fabric dyes that you can
get in a lot of fabric stores and/or art supply stores but the thing what we want
is we want these really rich deep Navy indigo dyes no other colour just that the
first reported cheat that we're gonna do is the pebble shibori and the
supplies we'll need for that literally a bunch of smooth river pebbles all
different sizes that's always best then we're also gonna need some fabric dye
and again like I said art supply stores or fabric stores have this but you just
want navy blue deep deep rich dark dark indigo and from there just a t-shirt
cotton t-shirt again just really really simple and this is the kind of thing
that you may want to you know maybe have a few shirts going try it out first
maybe on a scrap piece of fabric to kind of see how it works before you get into
it we'll also need rubber bands and I have an entire jar here of all different
size of rubber bands so to get started this is so simple so we're gonna have
the front of our t-shirt here we're gonna get a river pebble we're gonna
place it underneath the shirt but this will create in the end or almost these
little starburst which is it really interesting so we have the pebble under
the shirt then we take a rubber band and
just wind it around the tighter the better because when it's really really
tight you'll sort of see that it'll create these like really cool like
little starburst so we're gonna do that we're gonna get another river pebble and
the cool thing is because the river pebbles are different sizes and
different shapes you're gonna kind of get these sort of abstract kind of
patterns and then maybe we'll use a fatter elastic and wrap that around I
know it looks really really bizarre and again this actual technique oddly
enough is centuries-old which is kind of cool and I guess you know back in the
day they would do this on all sorts of like cool fabrics for ceremonial sort of
things or for art forms or like I said tapestries to hang and they actually
used river pebbles probably not elastics but river pebbles and the cool thing
with this like I said is that you don't really know what's gonna happen it's um
it's the the fun is in doing it and then when you sort of cut the river pebbles
off and all this sort of like cool sort of starburst in this and the art sort of
it's just it's just sort of shown to you which is really it's really cool so I
know this like looks really bizarre
here's what we're looking for right kind of looks like nothing right now but
trust me when this all sort of gets in the dye and all comes out it'll be
really really cool but again just keep doing this with different River pebbles
and it's all about experimenting right there's no right way or wrong way
I found this really massive wide rubber band here which is kind of cool so when
I put this around it what will happen is that it because it's covering more
surface area the t-shirt it's gonna give sort of a more diffuse sort of like
starburst which is kind of neat and again man let's see what happens so as
you can see right now so we have all the river pebbles sort of in place here so
what's gonna happen is that we're gonna create these little these little bursts
right so if we want the bursts to sort of overlap what we can do and again it's
all experimenting right so we're just gonna grab two river pebbles okay we're
going to then invert it tuck it back and then let's place an elastic here and
wrap it around again this is all just trial and error experimenting playing
around you know that's why I get a whole whack of t-shirts and or pieces of
fabric and just sort of try it out and see what happens let's let's do that
again maybe over here let's take these two guys okay and as you can see we'll
take them we'll grab them we'll flip them and then
with you know what let's get a really wide elastic here yeah and then let's
wrap that around you're not gonna do I think this is kind of cool so let's get
an elastic now and let's wrap this around this I think the more contorted
and the more sort of layers that you can do and like look at our t-shirt now
right it's unrecognizable but that's sort of where we want to go and you know
what let's let's do it again with this let's let's
flip one and it's invert it the other way shall we alright okay I think this
will probably the last one otherwise we could do this all day and we just sort
of want to create an interesting pattern here so from here we can leave this okay
that's good to go that's ready to die but before we do that let's get to the
other one so we can put this aside and the other one is a really really cool
technique it's it's where we're gonna take a big piece of fabric because this
one we're gonna actually stretch on a frame and create a piece of art with and
this we have a large piece of cotton again just white cotton from from the
fabric store okay and again get it as large as you want again we're gonna
stretch this on the screen and make a big piece of art so if you want to start
small to begin with or start big and experiment you can totally do that and
from here it's about folding so what we're gonna do is we're gonna fold it in
half okay fold it in half again fold
that in half again okay now you're down and from here we can fold that so I'm
folding these because I have two wooden blocks and these again can be any size
they could be quite small these ones here are just a few inches square and
what we're gonna do we want to create this sort of this repetitive square sort
of I guess the image on the on the fabric so we're folding it like I said
just almost like an organic kind of there's no real right or wrong about it
but we just want the fabric to be nice and even like that right okay and then
we're gonna take these wooden blocks and we're gonna place one on the top one on
the bottom right in the center so what we created basically as you can see is
like a fabric sandwich right so we have our two pieces of wood
we have our fabric in the center there sort of as you can see our sandwich or
our bread is quite small but all our insides are spilling out this we want
like a just a little bit of fabric on the outside you can see lots of fabric
all the folds here happening here now we're gonna get wood clamps know
these clamps are again you can get at any hardware store okay we're gonna
place it on one side here for now I'm just gonna just clamp it down so it's
just has a good grip and then I'm gonna get the other side and clamp this down
okay now from here it's really good to use
all your force we want these clamps to be as tight as you can get them what
we're trying to do is we're trying to squeeze the fabric really really tight
and that will then stop any of the dye sort of like oozing into the fabric
that's in the center it's gonna kind of create these multis squares and again
this is something that you just want to play around with and see how it's going
to go again I don't know what this is going to look like until we die it and
and and review it but that's the fun in it
and this part here again really really really tight so we have our clamps ready
we have our t-shirt ready with our pebbles now we're ready to get into our
dye bath okay so from here we have our fabric dye get your rubber gloves and we
have just coarse salt so the salt really helps the dye adhere to the fabric so a
good generous amount of salt okay and there's two different sort of dodgy
you can use there's a fabric dye which is a liquid and then the fabric dye
that's a powder and again they both come in indigo you can mix and match whatever
I find the fabric or the the liquid dyed to be a better one for me it's just a
bit stronger you know on the manufacturers thing here it'll say you
know a few drops per gallon or whatever in this case we really want to overdo it
because we want to have that indigo so intense and so rich I kind of add a lot
so you may want to double triple again we can look at it so I've dumped the
whole bottle into here I'm just gonna get a paintbrush okay now we're gonna
stir it up at this point again you want to be doing this in a basement or
somewhere if this dice or the splashes on something it's gonna be permanent on
your clothes I'm wearing Navy we're all good and especially for your hands make
sure you have some really good rubber gloves okay because once this die so
that gets on your hands it's gonna take a while to wash off so from here we can
add more dye if we want but let's see how this is gonna go right submerge
everything in okay here goes our clamp sandwich right you can kind of hear the
air bubbles happening here which means that the dye is going in which is really
really good even now I'm gonna add a little bit more
of the indigo dye in a powder form once you have everything submerged in the dye
you want to leave it don't really mess around with it too much and let it sit
15 20 minutes half hour again depending 20 minutes might be enough we're gonna
let this soak and we can come back in a minute in the meantime make sure you
really clean your hands well so it's been about 20 minutes or so that this
has been in here again depending 20 minutes half hour this is kind of one of
the things that you can kind of play around with right so you can we can see
the intensity and again your time lines can change so from here just get a
regular grocery bag and we're gonna take and this is the messy part okay so make
sure that again your clothes are covered whatever it's gonna get covered in dye
will get covered and dye that's why I have a drop cloth here on the on the
table squeeze out the excess as much as you can and then place this in the
grocery bag we're gonna spin that up and now that can sort of sit for four hours
five hours again what's gonna happen now is that this dye is just gonna just sort
of sit and just really soak into the fabric and same thing here we have our
clamp sandwich right we're gonna place that in the bag so if you skip this step
and you just went right into a rinsing step what will happen is you just won't
get that really intense indigo color that we're looking for which is okay
which is fine it'll just be a lighter sort of version of it so again we're
gonna let that sit I'm gonna clean up these dye baths and again as you can see
this is a messy project garage basement something like that please do not do
this on the kitchen counter now for this age this is the rinsing stage so you
could do this in a utility sink if you have it do not do it like in your
kitchen sink kitchen sink if it was stainless steel but don't do it in a
ceramic sink again just for the dye so we have our plastic bin here I've got
my bucket of water
I have a utility sink here but it's really really small so I find this to be
much much easier again we want to have some rubber gloves we don't need our big
industrial gloves just a pair of thin ones will do now here this is the magic
moment we're gonna take our first t-shirt with the pebbles okay what we
want to do now is just sort of rinse off some of that dye right and squeeze some
of that out look at that great color that's stunning it's that beautiful rich
indigo color okay and squeeze out the excess now a good point for this what I
like to do is if you have a towel place it in a towel I can we have our old
studio towels here right and do this just roll it up squeeze out all that
excess water and die you know it's like getting in pizza dough see there we go
yeah that's great and okay so we have that
so from here guys we're gonna get our art clamp project we're gonna place this
in and again just give it a good rinse not taking out of the clamps just yet
because if I were to do that and then remove it all this die that's sort of
sitting around the bath it'll get into the white fabric and it'll just become
sort of like blue and ruined so from there
I'm gonna do that and even from here now you can let this sit for a few minutes
even an hour so again you just want to sort of drip dry and all that excess
that water come off but can I get really impatient so I really want to see what's
happening so from here this is where the magic happens get a pair of scissors dry
your hands off and we start to snip the elastics okay again just make sure that
you don't snip the fabric you don't cut the shirt and we can start to remove the
stones
okay see when you remove the stone see these really cool starbursts that we get
that's what we're looking for the great thing with this is that look we're using
elastics and river pebbles so really inexpensive the river pebbles we can use
a thousand times put them back in a planter and inexpensive elastic so for
an artform this is really cool and cost-effective yeah that's cool right so
you kind of get these these cool bursts that are happening within each other
yeah I really need stuff
here's sort of a another inverted one that we did wrapping around these two
coming up again some just some really neat sort of shapes that's the thing if
you're gonna be doing this say for like a t-shirt or some you know even if you
can do it on bedding which is really really cool
each one's gonna be completely different right so it is in that sense one of a
kind you can never recreate it exactly you
can sort of create these these same shapes but you'll never get something
that's identical so that's that's the beauty of this that it's all unique I
think that's all of them
so from here we just need to smooth it out a bit because those rocks left some
pretty interesting peaks so you can see on this t-shirt which is really cool see
the the stitching say around the collar and here at the bottom as well it's
synthetic stitching so that's why I didn't die so that's a great point that
you know don't use synthetic materials to use this use like cotton linen silk
anything with the natural fiber but remember I was talking about those
inverted stones so that's what this did where we had that too and then we
flipped it on itself and these are just individual little bursts and each one is
very different there ones look like a jellyfish or something right you know
and it's just sort of really cool and then even on the back we've got those
two that are inverted again through here and you get this sort of like this cool
cosmos kind of thing happening I'm gonna put it over here to dry before we get to
our clamp links I've got a really good surface here to work on so now we can
get to the clamp on it let's unclamp these let's see what happens
again the cool thing with this is that you kind of don't really know what's
gonna happen but already you can see that there's some kind of interesting
things okay ready
Wow yeah it's really cool okay
okay so let's see and this actually was quite a big piece of fabric this to me
is awesome it's exactly what we wanted exactly look at all these like really
cool squares and you get that that beautiful fade going into the white so
I'm just gonna gently put this on the easel
now we're gonna frame this into a piece of art and I want to frame it while it's
wet because what will happen is that the wet fabric will slowly dry and they'll
get really really tight so I'm just gonna quickly clean up everything and
get ready for the framing process okay so I have my my stretcher frame so what
I have here are we're gonna stretchy a piece of art this is gonna be 40 inches
square so these are stretcher frames you can get at any art supply store and it's
really an inexpensive way of creating your own framed art so everything comes
pre done they come they're all pre mitered they're all slutted in and you
literally as you can see slot them together that's it right we can secure
it with a staple right we're just stapling the edges together there and
these guys again look at the queasy that is they slot right in perfectly mitered
okay there created our frame simple and easy now to get our fabric fabric
and again this we all want to do while it's wet and reason being is that when
it dries it'll tighten which means we really want the the the art itself to be
really tight on this frame so normally I would do this on the floor because you
need sort of a big surface area to work on but since everybody's here I can do
this on the table so you can see it a lot easier and I've got some overhang
and I have all this excess fabric here that I'm going to cut that's good
sharp scissors are a must not sure okay so I've got this great piece of fabric
Dale we can just put aside and use it for something else it's kind of cool
okay so with a really good good staple gun we're gonna stay Paul say three
staples right in the center go to your opposite end and again the fabric is
damp right so it's gonna be nice and stretchy and from here we're gonna give
it a bit of a pull one two three staples and now from here pick it up okay and
we're gonna do the exact same thing we're gonna go from the center okay and
we're gonna do one two three and here we're gonna give it a good good
tug okay and we're gonna do one tug to tug three now the reason we're doing all
of this was working from the center out is because we want this center part to
be as tight as possible so for just a start on an end you'd probably get a bit
of a sag so from here we know that this is like tight as a drum and then now we
can go again from here we're gonna go one two pulling tight one two opposite
side exact same thing from here pulling really tight pulling really tight
again gonna do the exact same thing on the other side yeah if you're unhappy
with where you place the staple just get a pair of scissors and you can kind of
pop the staple out and kind of go again so no need to worry and you can see here
this is really nice and tight you want a really good bounce here so the fabric is
still damp so as it dries it's just gonna get tighter which is really good
so cuz we don't want that the fabric to be all sort of like wonky and sloppy
so from here you can see I've got like a ton of excess sort of hanging off the
back and this we need to cut off but I'll just get a better pair of scissors
here and this excess is we can cut off you want maybe about maybe not even an
inch sort of see where the wood frame is so we want to sort of match where the
wood frame is roughly again doesn't have to be perfect
now we're ready to do the corners so for the corners what you want to do is pull
your fabric up tight give it a staple and then with this other piece tuck it
in and fold this over and you'll see you get that perfect little corner line
that's what we're looking for and then see all this excess fabric what we can
do is we can fold it under and staple it in it'll be nice and tidy on the back
okay so let's get to another corner again we're gonna pull the fabric in
we're gonna tack that we're gonna tuck the corner piece under we're gonna fold
it over and you get that nice clean line
okay so that's all the corners done let's see what it looks like awesome see
it's nice and tight cool thing is that you know what it's sort of all organic
we've got some sort of waving lines but love all this sort of this darkness and
this sort of this fading quality and that's the thing that every single one's
gonna be completely different right so we're gonna just put it over here to dry
I just think this looks so awesome and I almost like the way you got this sort of
this subtle arc in this wave and as it's gonna dry it's gonna sort of like
lighten up and all these little dark spots so it's gonna kind of give it a
bit of play the t-shirt I think looks so cool
again it's still a bit wet but again see all these like that really cool sort of
like double knotting we kind of did and the back is so so cool so I hope you
guys really enjoyed this shibori sheet project as much as I love doing it and
make sure you send me pictures of how this inspired you for some of your
projects I would love to see them take care we'll see you soon everybody
you
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