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How to resist dye fabric with glue &
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Sharing a really fun and easy tutorial for resist dyeing fabric to create interesting designs like leaves or birds using a UHU glue stick, old sheet fabric and Derwent Inktense Blocks.
Derwent Inktense Blocks are permanent on fabric when fully activated with water and left to dry. You can further heat set them with an iron if you like. #inktense #derwentinktense
I’ll be using these fabrics for my slow stitching projects so don’t forget to subscribe if you’d like to see that. #slowstitch #slowstitching
Resist dyeing is a method of dyeing textiles with patterns. A range of methods can used to "resist" or prevent the dye from reaching all the fabric, creating a pattern.
I hope you enjoy this little how to tutorial.
Here’s a link to a video slow stitching into the fabric for a zip pouch or bag for #roxysjournalofstitchery
Cheers,
Christine
Create and craft with Christine
great tutorial Christine, so much colour fun🤗
Thanks Valita - I thought you might like this with your new Inktense set 🤗
This is really great,Christine! You can customize your fabric! Fabulous! Can't wait to see your birdies stitched😊thank you❤
Thank you Giusi - I’m really looking forward to stitching into this! 🤗
What a great idea to design and dye your own fabric and so simple. I’d forgotten inktense blocks could be used for material. Thanks, Christine! 💕
So happy to have provided some inspiration for you to play with fabric and your inktense 💙
Lovely ideas Christine, the leaves and birds turned out really nice. Shall give it a go ❤
Thanks Joanne - a lot of fun to create and the finished pieces are lovely. Itching to get stitching them 💙
Thanks for another very interesting, (easy to do) background piece. You have sent me in a whole new direction with the inktense and adding glue to the mix. Love it!
Thanks Kerri - I see much more of this in my future as it creates such lovely fabric! Cheers, Christine
Wow, what a fantastic video and technique. I’ve been thinking about buying some of those blocks and with this technique you pretty much convinced me that I need them. Just call yourself Christine the enabler. Ha ha.
Thanks Juanette - I’m really loving my inktense - they are what I used to create the variegated threads I gifted you too 🤗 cheers, Christine
Fabulous so inspired
Thanks so much - it’s a lot of fun! Cheers, Christine
Looks like you had some fun play time Christine.
A great idea using the uhu glue stick. Love how the circles, birds and maple leaves worked out.
Going to have a go of this this week.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Christina - it’s great using materials I had on hand and getting such lovely results. Cheers, Christine 💙
Fabulous! Can’t wait to give this a try. Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦
Thanks so much Laura and happy to share my ideas and adventures 💙
Love this
Thanks so much - have fun creating 💙
Wow what a fantastic idea 💡, I think I better start saving for some intense blocks ❤ xx
Thanks Gillian - I’ve been really impressed with them so far 💙
How on earth do you ever come up with these great ideas? This is Fantastic! It looks like batik doesn't it? You've done it again, you've blown my mind. TFS 😊
Hi Kim - just my crazy crazy creative mind that rarely rests but keeps me sane too 💙 And yes, very reminiscent of batik 🤗 cheers, Christine
Awesome Christine...will try this today! 😊
Thanks Margaret - I hope you enjoy this and get some lovely results 🤗
Fabulous! Loved watching you try this technique and the finished fabrics are wonderful. Hello Travers with the beautiful eyes!! 👋😍
It’s definitely a fun technique and I see more experiments in my future 🤗
Clever👏
Thanks Dawn! Have fun with this idea. Cheers, Christine
Magic!
Thank you Gillian 🤗
TFS I will definitely have a go when the weather is better here in the uk . Yours come out great Christine x
Thanks Patricia - lots of fun on a warm and sunny day which I hope comes to you soon 🤗
Great tutorial 😊
Thanks so much Vanessa - glad you enjoyed it 🤗 cheers, Christine
This is sooo Cool. Great way to dye my plain fabric or even embellish it some. Thanks for sharing more inspiration. ❤❤😊😊 Happy 🐣 🐰
It’s fun to be able to bake our own patterned fabrics for sure! 💙🧵🪡
Fun project! You made your own batik fabric! ❤
Thanks Martha - such fun! And so simple! Really eager to stitch the little birds but have to do my final huswif video today (and stop adding more things to it 😆) Cheers, Christine
@@createandcraftwithchristine looking forward to your stitching. Love the birds.
Wow! Can’t wait to try this I’ve some fabric paints coming I could try this technique hopefully with them . Thankyou Christine I love all your videos xxx
Thanks so much Lisa - so happy to hear you’re going to try this. Have fun xx
@@createandcraftwithchristine it worked a treat 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I’m in awe of the simplicity of materials you’ve used to make such beautiful pattern! I’m always wondering when you get the time to sleep😊.
Love, love, love this! Our Spring here where I am is coming in haltingly. It still gets very cold at night.
The leaves are just coming out but right now I see some mullein, dandelion, cilantro and yarrow leaves. Oooh, and I just spotted some bird feathers from the window!
Only I don’t have Uhu, I’ll try 1st with Elmer’s school glue & see if it’ll react like yours.
Thank you very much, Christine! It’s Easter today and we’re just relaxing after lunch.
Happy Easter to you, Alex and Travers! 🐣 🪺
🌷tess
Hi Tess - sounds like spring isn’t ready to fully unfurl where you are just yet. I’m sure you’re itching to get into the garden, but enjoy those cool evenings with a cup of tea, a cat on your lap and some stitching for now. This was such a fun project. Really happy to capture some of the Japanese maple leaves before they fall. A feather would be really interesting to play with too. Plus those other leaves you mentioned. Happy Easter to you and yours. Cheers, Christine 💙
Thank you!
I’m glad you like this one Tineke 🤗
Beautiful 😍 Christine, I'd be looking at everything, wondering if that would give me a pattern or not
Hi Karen - it’s fun looking at the things around is in a new light for our creative projects 🤗
Gorgeous. I want to give this a try. Do you have to heat set it?
That’s a great question and I wondered that too. It seems that the sun did set them and the ink tense is completely set as you can see when washed in trough.
Great process.
Hi Rhonda - no harm in giving it an iron to heat set tone sure but I usually find it is set after letting it dry in the sun outside. The main thing with the inktense is to make sure they are fully activated by water as that is what makes them permanent. Also to wash just with water not detergents etc. which is fine for these pieces being used for slow stitch projects. cheers, Christine