then the raf simons store in tokyo... we saw it at night and it's so stunning.
and then boudicca's new perfume, wode
which led me to do some dying last night.
i think i need to knit some legwarmers...
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
something strange is coming over me
it all started with this page out of so-en magazine in tokyo.
then the raf simons store in tokyo... we saw it at night and it's so stunning.
and then boudicca's new perfume, wode
which led me to do some dying last night.
i think i need to knit some legwarmers...
then the raf simons store in tokyo... we saw it at night and it's so stunning.
and then boudicca's new perfume, wode
which led me to do some dying last night.
i think i need to knit some legwarmers...
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just fantastic.
I've been doing some mottled dying lately too. More muted though-I love the contrast of these.
wow these are soo cool! how did you do it? I have never dyed anything so I haven't a clue! x
i love how the shirt turned out!
i want to do this! do you have any suggestions on dies and method?
I love this. LOVE this so much. Would you consider selling me one? I will beg.
The t-shirt is great!
wow, how did you dye those?? dyeing newbie here, too~
i like how your tie dye doesnt look like tie dye, it looks like a storm.
you should be selling those shirts, because you did a phenomenal job!
the raf simons store looks incredible. i wish my closet could look like a shop.
AHHHH I can't wait..am leaving for Japan in two and a half weeks !!!! Thanks for featuring this
beautiful!!
Love the editorial, blue looking blood!
Brilliant - nice splattered theme going there. xx
that tee turned out really reaaallyyy good!!!
i'm so making one, i was thinking of doing that same thing on my white jeans...i think they'd look really cool
:)
loved you blog!
(blogged about you! www.fashion-chronicles.com)
What a compilation.
thanks for all your comments! i learned tie dye in elementary school! it's really easy. you can google for some instructions.
i just bought a small powder dye from the fabric store (i can't remember the brand) just make sure that it is appropriate for the type of fabric you want to dye.
to get the look i did use a scrunching method rather than twisting, etc. form the fabric into a scrunched ball and put elastics around the outside to hold it all together and then dye.
these are all so great
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