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look at Ariel Salaverria's home page and here:
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Todd
I really like all the interesting effects you have obtained.
Is your colouring solely the result of colouring in the fabric, or have you used dyes in the epoxy also ? If so what are your impressions of how well that works?
I really like the ideas of getting different and vivid colours.
Steve
I really like all the interesting effects you have obtained.
Is your colouring solely the result of colouring in the fabric, or have you used dyes in the epoxy also ? If so what are your impressions of how well that works?
I really like the ideas of getting different and vivid colours.
Steve
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Thanks for the interest and kind words, Steve.
I have done both. I like the option of having the cloth itself colored, because it will allow multiple colors and the different patterns. OTOH, When dying the epoxy, I can make blocks of single (very) different colors. I have only tried a few dyed blocks, but I will do more in the future. I need to experiment to get more bold colors.
I have done both. I like the option of having the cloth itself colored, because it will allow multiple colors and the different patterns. OTOH, When dying the epoxy, I can make blocks of single (very) different colors. I have only tried a few dyed blocks, but I will do more in the future. I need to experiment to get more bold colors.