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How to Dye Fabric - Shibori Tie-Dye with Rubber Bands

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How to Dye Fabric - Shibori Tie-Dye with Rubber Bands

468,135 views October 25, 2015 5:45

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This tutorial shows you how to dye fabric using the Shibori tie-dye technique. There are many ways to tie the fabric which can lead to unpredictable and beautiful results.

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OnlineFabricStore.net published this 5:45 video tutorial on October 25, 2015. It has been watched 468,135 times on YouTube.

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  • Indigo Shibori Tie Dye – The Fuzzy Egg thefuzzyeggcom.wordpress.com

    Use a rubber band or string to tie down from the point. The further down you tie, the larger the circle would be. I like the offset look so I usually do at least 2 on one piece of fabric. This is a classic shibori techn…

  • How to Do Shibori Tie-Dye at Home With the Family newyorkfamily.com

    Bind it all together with rubber bands or string. These create resistance to dye, so the fewer bands/string, the more exposed fabric for dying. Also, different shaped binding materials will yield different results. Ther…

  • How to Dye Fabric: Shibori Tie-Dye with Rubber Bands | OFS ... onlinefabricstore.net

    Tie dye is a form of Shibori, which is the ancient Japanese art of dyeing fabric. There are many different forms of Shibori including folding, stitch resist, and pole dyeing. In this example I’m going to tie fabric with…

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