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| A Before photo of our workshop at the Pioneer Florida Museum by Hope Martin to show where we held the workshop and her two shirts in progress |
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| Front view of two shirts done with clay paste resist and Shibori by Hope Martin |
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| Reverse view of the two shirts by Hope Martin |
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| Marilyn Hines did a great job using hickory nut shell slices to print this clay resist paste design on a cotton shirt! Quite stunning person! |
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| The lovely leaf prints on paper were truly enhanced by a final dip of the bundle into the indigo vat. Really lovely, Maggie! |
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| Maggie Clark did a great job eco printing this silk scarf, but she thought a little indigo would help. She edge dyed the bundle before opening. Nice results! |
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| Maggie created a great looking Tee Shirt with her crow patterns She has inspired me to do my own bird prints on Tees! |
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| Marilyn recently took a trip to Tennessee with her daughter, and while there collected various leaves to bring home and print on paper. The fall colors had indicated that the anthrocyanins were high, and as you can see, the leaves printed very well on paper. |
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| Marilyn Hines discovered a couple of Air Potato Vine leaves that had been attacked by insects. The lacy design created caught her eye and she decided to try using them as a resist stencil with clay paste to create a lovely blouse design. |
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| Hope Martin hsn't been a ble to be with us for a while, but her lovely Shibori on cotton shows she hasn't lost her touch! |
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| These clay resist prints will look great in a skirt! |
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| The clay resist designs look great on white on white print cotton |
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| Amy Grief is creating her own indigo prints to make her skirt Amy Grief enjoyed Marilyn's skirts so much that she decided to print her own fabrics to make a skirt |
