
The warm temperatures today enticed me to do a quick batch of dyeing. I did a 3-step gradation of strong orange

and then over-dyed those fabrics with a 3-step gradation of black. The 5-gallon pails and deep restaurant sinks work great for the low-water immersion process.
Since it was warmer outside this afternoon, I put the pails of fabric outside in the sun to "batch."

These are the light fabrics and the 3-step orange gradation fabrics drying on the outside clothes lines.

These are some of the wonderful dark oranges and browns that came from the medium and dark gradations.
1 comment:
Beautiful! Are those 1 or 2 yard pieces?
Lyn
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