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Beautiful shade

it's a beautiful work ..🥰

Dang, that’s a lot of work

New idea for coloring

Amazing

Huge respect to you for your interest and hard efforts you have put into weaving an Indian fabric. Keep shining

This tie dye technique Ikat is originated from Indonesia & India.

So great - what type and colour yarn did you use for the weft to allow the warp design to dominate, Whitney? I'm planning a painted warp and this question is vexing me. Thanks for any advice!

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Combination of Ikat and Songket is called as Limar. Silk Limar is the most expensive textile in South East Asia because of the time consuming to produce it.

could you add subtitles to let us know what you are doing? what fibre did you use? what type of dye?

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Omg... Our ikkat very unique

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Your work is really great . .... But the patola which is a great indian sari is famous all world for its making method and it is very expensive. That is oldest method for making it . And the patan district is World famous for it ..

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The result is not as vivid as the colours you used while dyeing, is it a normal process, or the dye just didn't work properly? (Sorry, I don't mean to criticize you, I work with textile dyes myself and I know it's sometimes tricky. I was just wondering).

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Thanks for taking the time to document this. Japanese ikat, which I the work that I have mostly encountered, is rectilinear and monochrome. However, there is a show, now, at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, showing Central Asian Ikat which is highly curvilinear and vibrantly polychrome. The method you use, of painting on the dyes again the tied stops, is probably the way that those 19th century weavers worked. That show is up until August 2019 here in Los Angeles. www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/power-pattern-central-asian-ikats-david-and-elizabeth-reisbord-collection

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Ikkat is from India.its waved by hand..not like this fake process fake design.. this is definitely not ikkat.

Beautiful work. I had no idea Ikat was made, you've taught me well and it is mind blowing! Excellent!

How many hours of total work it took you to make it from the beginning till the end?

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fantastic work! What are you mixing your colours with? :)

This is the textile artistic work in sarees of India..I am glad you showed a part of our culture

Hey! I don't know if you remember me but I met you in Lawrence Kansas when you bartended at the Granada Theater . I'm glad to see you have went so far and you're work is absolutely beautiful. :)

What type fiber did you use for your weft?

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Fantastic, I really want to try this. Really inspirational and informative. I think I can.

I think tie dye is easier.

I can't believe people had negative things to say on this video. It is a work of art and you should be very proud!

the one made in India would still be cheaper and feed a family of four.

How many days did this take you in all?

Music is distracting!!! Oh how I wish she would explain and turn off the music. Speeding up everything makes it hard to see what is going on! Poor video.

Wow, amazing!

Can I LOVE this video?! So gorgeous and inspiring! I'm experimenting with Ikat on a small scale for a uni class and this is just so helpful and exciting. Thank you!

This was so helpful for my Textiles A Level thank you!

Wow Whitney!!! That is gorgeous. I was wondering how long it took, but read in the description it takes about three months. That's just incredible.

That was remarkable. Thank you for taking the time to put that wonderful video together.

Thank you Whitney for sharing an amazing video- wow, you are soooo talented! just wondered how to prepare my warp- I use local fibres (Welsh and Rare breeds wool) and dyes sourced from our breathtakingly beautiful Wales... my own handspun yarn dyed with natural dyes (lichens, gorse, black rosehip, woad etc.)...i would love to make an ikat but am not quite sure how to go about the dyeing process- each dyestuff reacts with a different mordant (woad is especially tricky)! any suggestions?

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Wow, Whitney! This is really beautiful and inspiting. Thanks for sharing! What did you use to tie your warp place keepers? How long did you let the dye set?

Oh snap!

OK talented / beautiful hipster chick, how in the world do you keep them in order??