P253 Kumo Shibori (Spider Webs) Tie-dye Pattern

Kumo is japanese for "spider" or "cloud" depending on the context.
Start by folding the shirt on itself a few times. This creates lines of symmetry.
Proceed by tying the fabric into knobs. Pinch off the side of the folded shirt and apply a rubber band. Continue making knobs while alternating between both sides of the shirt.
Use this technique to create webs or "spider clouds".
0:00 Intro
0:08 Folding the shirt
0:36 Tying with rubber bands
2:50 Dye application first side
3:17 Dye application second side
3:33 Wet reveal
3:49 Model reveal

[@timdavis9031]

What a fantastic design! I have never seen a Tie dye done like that before. Thanks so much for introducing a new method to all of us. Very creative! Looking forward to your next video!

[@rogerd1713]

Glad to see you’re back! Great shirt!

[@danisaur33]

yay you're back!

[@elizabethg.32]

Welcome back ! And very cool design!

[@saraiclay6197]

Whoa! Awesome.
The tie-dye king is back at it again!

[@romonaelrod7870]

The T-shirt turned out beautiful. The shirt when folded and the rubber bands were on it looked like a caterpillar.

[@RandomBogey]

What a weird coincidence. I feel like it’s been forever since you last posted a video and you just happened to post this video on the day I just happened to wear my old tie dyed shirt for the first time in a looooong time…

[@kirbed9486]

Oh man, I’m so glad you’re still posting, I looked at your channel the other day and saw you hadn’t had any new videos recently, I feared the worst. I hope you’re doing well and stuff. And the shirt turned out awesome too :)

[@GOYOSGardenTiedyes]

Shirt looks fantastic with all that time that you took off I’m hoping to see a lot of new stuff coming our way hope everything is well with you thanks for sharing✌️

[@ellenhuff505]

I like that design a lot! 👍🏼

[@magicwolfpack12]

Looks great!

[@Uniquelyyours1]

I love kumo shibori. I have been doing this style for about 10 years but I use thread. Beautiful shirt, btw. Glad you're back. Thanks for sharing:)

[@Eibmozluver]

Love that!!!❤️

[@LaJane99]

Omg I want to try it myself! It looks so cool!!!

[@claycutter]

Beautiful

[@dclassiter2005]

You're back. Cool shirt.

[@janiceeilers8579]

Thank you for a new idea I am going to try this one

[@magicalcatbean]

it looks cool c:

[@luvely1062]

We missed your art!! Hope you have been good and happy! 💝✌️
This onenturned out so cool! What if you tie it on an angle, so the pattern is oblique lined

[@blueclarity]

Nice to sorta see you 😉

[@nilllima5362]

Linda aaaaaaaammmmmeeeeiiii!!! 1🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@krichards2559]

I just did a shirt like this, given my inspiration by you. I think it turned out pretty well, not as good as yours but I’m pretty pleased

[@simmade4243]

😍

[@roytiedeye8725]

👍

[@missterious711]

noice

[@susies1955]

😯😯😯wow

[@amethystrose1888]

Maybe a silly question, is it possible to do that tie with a rainbow pattern? So it's like a bunch of tiny rainbows?

[@Gashnaw]

So that is why you have been gone. Tie dye is usually a summer thing (when jt is warm and you can do it outside)

[@melodied4314]

Do you also do shibori on cotton fabric that be used for sewing clothing quilts, etc? It's difficult to find unique patterns on fabric for sale.

[@NashfanVash]

Did you let the shirt sit overnight before washing it with water?

[@ms.bardotb1900]

Can you also use sinew?

[@creationbytouch3945]

Is it prusian colour?

[@leafylinnea2074]

Do you go to school for this

[@melisblackpink7251]

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[@Itssongsandchill]

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