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tea dyed with itajime on left, antiquie silk in coreopsis on right |
I especially like the itajime (where I blocked the dye with ovals clamped onto the folded silk de
chine) dyed in tea.
I couldn't get the whites to show up in this photo. Please imagine the lightest colors are white.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgahhVHzrgnK7yAWHPE05AO_yWvzwhRPc4x3trdoEQu043UTSEpr1C_UgTfi4XV3IO9_cuIcaNZKhOM392FJ4tkEdNjLs9pQFwWAv_SUY6HPM_n3R3DKgcNkPPwzEKkDnV3DXnkIqqsDojF/s320/coreopsis+and+iron%3f+on+antique+silk.jpg)
The antique silk dyed in the coreopsis didn't show the itajime pattern as well, but what a wonderful effect I got accidentally from where the metal clamp touched the silk!
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