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| The most unique Shibori of the day. Amy Greif twisted and tied the folded and tied again before dyeing and achieving this beautiful result. Great job, Amy! |
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| A beautiful Itajime Shibori by Amy Greif using ceramic tiles clamped with a couple of twist and ties, fantastic result. |
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| Another of Marilyn's Shibori pieces on pre-used silk |
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| This lovely Itajime Shibori was created by Amy Greif using small ceramic tiles and clamps. Beautiful results |
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| Marilyn Hines decided to add some red Salvia blossom while folding and clamping a piece of old silk befdore dyeing in Indigo. |
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| I used a previously printed piece of silk habotai with canning jar lids to create this Itajime Shibori . |
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| Camelia, Yellow Marigolds, Grape Leaves all joined together to help Lee Gates ;create this lovely print. |
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| This is just an adorable little print of bleed through from Camelias, a few Casuarina needles, and a little coil of iron wire. by Lee Gates. |
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| This lovely print of Louis Phillipe rose petals and the yellow petals from Yellow Tagetes (Marigolds) is soft and lovely. Nice work, Lee Gates. |
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| Lee Gates is getting bolder with the Camelias and wild grape leaves! |
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| Lee Gates did a marvelous job with her second shot at Camelia Japonica blue color |
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| Amy Grief did an outstanding job on her Itajime Shibori piece on cotton |
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| Marilyn Hines did a fine job with her first-ever Shibori piece |
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| Another pirnt with the lovely Camelia blossoms by Bonnie |
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| A large Albizia seedbpod was tthe basis for this print |
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| I love the blue from Camelia japonica blossoms in this print |
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| Bonnie Rackliffe-Weisser created some lovely paper prints with assorted fdresh and dried plant materials |
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| Marilyn Hines with a beautiful cochineal on cotton Itajime print. |
I love the effect I achieved using a piece of cotton gauze first dyed yellow with willow leaves, then over dyed with indigo
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| Marilyn Hines used cochineal and yellow Tagetes petals (Marigolds) to dress up the previously unsuccessful prints on cotton |
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| Amy Grief does a great job with canning jar lids clamped Itajime style |
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