Pleated, twisted and folded fabrics are dyed to create vibrant patterns using the traditional Japanese technique of shibori. This book presents step-by-step instructions for using shibori.'
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42 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
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Shibori: The Art of Fabric Tying Folding Pleating and Dyeing,
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This review is from: Shibori: The Art of Fabric Tying, Folding, Pleating and Dyeing (Paperback)
A very nice, well illustrated book, though not specifically what I was looking for. I wanted a book that addressed supplemental weft (weaving) and subsequent dyeing to produce Shibori.This books strictly addresses the different techniques(folding, twisting, dyeing) used to achieve a certain look. More advanced than tie-dye, but similar in approach. Would be a good reference for someone getting involved in Surface Design and Fabric manipulation. Worth the price.
32 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
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Worthwhile though not exhaustive,
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This review is from: Shibori: The Art of Fabric Tying, Folding, Pleating and Dyeing (Paperback)
Someone who wanted a strong and exhaustive overview of ofshibori told me that he was disappointed by this book, as it is fairlylimited in scope. However, I enjoyed the book very much for what it is. It includes a number of lovely examples of things that are possible with shibori. You will need another book to tell you about the dyes themselves, but most people interested in this book will already have at least one such dyers' book already. This book is well worth its relatively modest price.
30 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Yes,I Agree,Dissappointing,
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This review is from: Shibori: The Art of Fabric Tying, Folding, Pleating and Dyeing (Paperback)
I recieved this book for Christmas, and was truly sorry I had placed it on my wish list....I found this book very simplistic,poorly researched and most of all it presented terrible examples of finished projects. A real "Faux pas" No mention ot the long Japanese history for this technique, or examples of the many exquisite traditional pieces.........This is not even good enough for the library.......They should have saved the trees@
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