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Introduction 4
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TrailerLecture1.1
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Acknowledgment of CountryLecture1.2
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WelcomeLecture1.3
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Eco-printing suppliesLecture1.4
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Intro to cotton module 15
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IntroductionLecture2.1
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Making mordantsLecture2.2
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Choosing and gathering leavesLecture2.3
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Preparing leavesLecture2.4
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Choosing plant-based fabric and clothingLecture2.5
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Scouring plant-based fabric and clothingLecture2.6
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Mordanting cotton with ironLecture2.7
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Doing test printsLecture2.8
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Basic rolling and bundling technique: tank topLecture2.9
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Cooking eco-print bundlesLecture2.10
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Rolling a piece of fabricLecture2.11
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Rolling garments with sleevesLecture2.12
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Combining alum and iron mordantsLecture2.13
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Aftercare: washing, drying and wearingLecture2.14
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Eco-printing over failed or faded printsLecture2.15
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Advanced Cotton module 4
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IntroductionLecture3.1
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Folded t-shirt with shibori patchesLecture3.2
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Alternative folding methodsLecture3.3
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Steel can rolled bundlesLecture3.4
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Soy Milk Binder module 11
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IntroductionLecture4.1
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Understanding the effect of soy milk bindersLecture4.2
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Preparing cotton with a soymilk binderLecture4.3
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A shibori and rust rolled bundleLecture4.4
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Shibori and rust variationLecture4.5
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A simple rolled bundle with iron dipped leavesLecture4.6
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Making iron blankets and dye blanketsLecture4.7
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Using the soy binder and blankets togetherLecture4.8
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Dye blankets on clothingLecture4.9
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Eco-printing on nylonLecture4.10
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More examples of eco-printing on nylonLecture4.11
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Wool and shibori module 10
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IntroductionLecture5.1
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A simple shibori wool bundleLecture5.2
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Shibori wool clothingLecture5.3
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More examples of shibori wool/silk clothingLecture5.4
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A simple triangle bundleLecture5.5
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Triangular clothing bundleLecture5.6
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Making wide bordersLecture5.7
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Getting abstractLecture5.8
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Playing with variablesLecture5.9
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Troubleshooting woolLecture5.10
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Conclusion 2
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More ideas for experimenting with variablesLecture6.1
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A final blessingLecture6.2
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2 Comments
Hi are your dye blankets completely dry when you use them? Thanks.
You can use them dry or slightly wet. Some people find they roll up better when slightly wet. You just don’t want them so wet that the dye will seep everywhere.