My new fascination with fabric dye is creating a problem...it's growing the fabric stash that I have been working so hard to trim down! I think I need to plan some projects and do some stitching before my next dyeing session. How quickly do you think I can use up 7 yards of hand dyed fabric?
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- Susan
- I am a wife, mama and grandmama getting through life by hanging on to a needle and thread.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Houston, We Have A Problem
My new fascination with fabric dye is creating a problem...it's growing the fabric stash that I have been working so hard to trim down! I think I need to plan some projects and do some stitching before my next dyeing session. How quickly do you think I can use up 7 yards of hand dyed fabric?
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11 comments:
Well, your "problem" is so gorgeous. What a beautiful selection of fabics you have ended up with. I have wanted to try dying like that, is there a book that tells you how much dye and such to use?
Well, you could make me a quilt...: )
you could always give some to me...they are beautiful
They are pretty, make a big quilt with big pieces, LOL
I agree with Anya, you could make me a quilt too! Those fabrics are gorgeous :-)
7 yards of one color would make a lovely cathedral windows. With the slight variation in each wondow it would definetly add some zing.
WOWSER those are gorgeous colors...and I could raise my hand and ask for a quilt too :>)! Enjoy your new found hobby, and sew, sew, sew quilts!
Great colours Susan. I definitely think its a problem worth having.
Gosh I don't think you will have any problems finding things to make.
I so love your problem Susan. :-) I can imagine exotic flowers on black with those. Wonderful dyeing.
Well, if this is the worst of your problems. LOL Have fun using up your stash.
Love your colors! and the grape juice jar!!!! Yes I share your problem here in Brooklyn NY. More like a magnificent obsession. I just can't stop!
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