Thursday, March 27, 2014

Botanical imprints workshop Israel 以色列植物印染


To prepare the workshop taught by Irit Dulman, we went to the Forest-Abboretum to pluck  sorts of euc leaves and the yellow flower Camomile Dyer

Make sure all in good order
Lots of leaves, euc, Casuarina, guava, oak, maple... 
The yellow flowers are so yummy.....

We're kind to nature. The snails attached under the petals were set free. We picked them out and put them back to the flower field before we soaked the flowers in alum.
Next morning, The workshop ran on schedule with Irit's introduction and demo.
Students started the laying and bundling.
After 2 sessions of different skills, it's my turn to share.
Irit's students made amazing prints. The Casuarina and yellow flowers are quite strong prints.
Students each done a few bundles with different methods and mordants
Opening bundles are always excited. 
Prints on this cotton top are so fine and detailed.
All these amazing outcome  under the guidance of Irit Dulman are truly amazing.
Bundles of these in purple dye pot are waiting to open.
Effect on cotton with fine outlines
Casuarina and the yellow Camomile Dyer are bold and strong with iron.
Such great experiments with different skills and different come out.
I'm glad for the chance of meeting some Facebook friends here in Israel.
Thank you so much for Irit Dulman's excellent organising for her wonderful workshop with a bunch of lovely ladies.  I learnt the new skills and happy to share a session with them. 
My big project is going on. What's it? Stay tuned.












8 comments:

  1. what an amazing work shop, your talent has brought you many adventures, I love that you share your skills,

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  2. Hello Terriea, WOW such creations you made from the flowers and bits. I love how you added the purple color to it all.. Such a glorious creation. Hugs Judy

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  3. You look like you are having such fun on these trips. I love that you respect nature and its little creatures. those yellow flowers are so pretty and made lovely prints on the fabric.
    (((HUGS))) Susanne :)

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  4. Hola, yo quiero aprender a hacer eso (impresion botanica). como lo hago?

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