So many hot irons in the fire sometimes it’s a wonder I don’t ignite! Good thing I’m a persistent B…though. First my cell phone camera kept telling me it failed and would not take another picture. So, I went into the house and got my camera. Took a few shots and that battery died. I […]
Tag: eco dyeing
New Addition to the Liminal States & Thresholds for Change Series
This whole series is the product of a summer of Eco-Dying and Printing and includes some shibori, some rusting and some indigo dyes. The final details on this one are actually painted on with acrylic paints to expand the photos of the trees from the squares into the spaces above and below. These trees are […]
Eco-Printing – The Process
Eco-Printing really is quite a process. After all, there’s not a lot of difference, in terms of process, from how we do it today from how we did it a hundred years ago. The materials we use are different; for instance, we purchase our aluminum or sulfate or soda ash in a plastic bag or […]
Turtlemoon Impressions 