Guntai & Makiage (stitching and binding) shibori resist dyeing with indigo

Guntai & Makiage (stitching and binding) shibori resist dyeing with indigo

By Rob Jones, Romor Designs

Guntai and makiage shibori are two traditional shibori techniques that combine stitching and binding together. Guntai was also known as mili

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108 Alexandra Park Road Muswell Hill London N10 2AE United Kingdom

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  • 3 hours
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Guntai and makiage shibori are two traditional shibori techniques that combine stitching and binding together.

Guntai was also known as military shibori, because it was often used in regimented patterns to decorate Samurai clothing).

Makiage patterns are characterised by crisp outlines with a bound centre.

Both techniques offer a wide range of design possibilities, especially when the patterns are repeated.

In this class you will be taught how to make each technique and dye your work in indigo.

You will pattern and dye a project cotton tote bag, included in the class price. Could make a perfect present for a loved one (or you could just keep it yourself!)

The class lasts three hours.


IMPORTANT NOTE ON MEETING!

Please note: We will not meet at the address given as this is my correspondence address. You will be sent Joining instructions by email 24-48 hours before the class and via Eventbrite with the meeting location. Please read these and meet at the specified location.

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Rob Jones, Romor Designs

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Sep 22 · 18:30 GMT+1