The natural printed and dyed tunic dress I made last weekend. I want to give it to a very special friend Amy W. whom we know since we're 12. A cherished friendship for me.
That night with the simple cutting and sewing I made it with Mogi's company.
I bought the silk fabric for sampling before applying for big projects. With the composition of Lagerstroemia speciosa and own planted Cosmos, bundle boiled for an hour.
It works well. The big rolls of fabrics will be for upcoming workshop overseas and the samples are just fine for my creation.
Another piece I printed with the leaves trimmed by a gardener in a park. I don't know the proper name.
Two panels front and back and the sides dyed in light tumeric to match the yellow tone. That's the complete dress with draping folds.
A simple tunic dress is made
Wish my good friend likes this dress I made for her.
My friend Amy W. is a nice supporter to my works and we're going to a farm studio for indigo dye tomorrow. The backdrop behind Mogi is a silk dyed in indigo last year in Spain. I'm really into that sort of dyes with natural prints learnt in Irit Dulman's workshop. Hope to learn locally to explore more.
