Pictures from AAA Presentation

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Starting with white cotton fabric soaked in soda ash.
Supplies shown: buckets, ice chest, fabric and dish drying rack.

Adding dye powder to the batch.
Additional dyes added to same batch.
Ice dyed in all its glory.
Fabric dyed from past ice dyes and low immersion dyes.
One example of our dyed fabric.
Another example of our dyed fabric.

The big dilemma with this presentation: How are you going to get the ice to melt in an hour on a beautiful spring day in March? I used a heat gun to melt the ice to show off the fabric in the end. It didn’t change the results.

Published by Pam Frazier

Dying fabric has been my passion for 20 years. Whether I use them in my appliqué by machine or hand, they are my go to fabric to add extreme lights and darks. Hand dyed blues create artistic sky’s for the art quilter.

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