Shibori resist techniques

Here’s a quick lovely resist dye pattern that happens to be one of my favorites!

Shibori is the umbrella term that refers to a variety of Japanese resist dyeing techniques. Many of them can be either incredibly simple or quite intricate, depending on your choices. This is definitely the case with nui shibori, or stitched shibori, which uses a simple running stitch, which is then tightened and bou

Join Annabel’s online shibori training with shibori tutorial step by step to learn a beautiful and simple shibori stitch. Enables you to create some lovely shibori pattern ideas and your very own textiles. Learn creative fabric crafts. Video shibori tutorials along with downloadable pattern templates.

Master shibori, a Japanese dyeing technique that results in beautiful patterns in indigo color—including arashi, kumo, itajime, and ne-maki.

Are you interested in learning more about shibori resist dye techniques? In this blog post, we describe the 4 common techniques for creating beautiful shibori fabrics. #shibori #shiboritechniques #resistdyeing #indigodye

The word Shibori comes from the Japanese verb root “shiboru,” meaning “to wring, squeeze, press.”

Different methods of doing the stitch resist technique of dyeing fabric under Japanese technique called Shibori dyeing.

A comprehensive guide to Shibori Indigo Fabric Dyeing techniques for beginners. Lots of before and after resist methods included.

Overview This beautiful design uses the Nui Shibori technique to create a floral repeat. Nui Shibori is created by a simple running stitch along the cloth then pulled tight to gather pleats before submerging in an indigo dye vat. The stitches act as a resist to create the patterns. These deep indigo tones would add a dramatic effect to any room. Measurements • Each roll is 20.5" wide x 11 yards long • Repeat: 20.5" x 14.17" Additional Notes • Printed to order, 3-4 week lead time. •…

What is Shibori dyeing? I'm attempting the Kanoko, Arashi, and Itajime Shibori techniques from this beautiful traditional Japanese dyeing art.