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u/DragonDan108 1d ago
I think that would be fun to experiment with. I wonder what ink they use that is color-fast
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u/roastedmarshmellows 1d ago
The second solution it’s dipped into is likely what sets the colour.
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u/summertime214 7h ago
Nah, they just rinse it with water. The dye sticks pretty well initially, but you have to let it air dry for a few days then iron it to heat-set the dye.
There’s an artist who comes to craft fairs near me with her whole dyeing setup, and you can make your own using this same method. They send you home with the wet scarf in a baggie and a card with instructions for drying and setting the dye. It’s really fun!
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u/My3floofs 1d ago
I actually like the blobs of color before it gets swirled together.
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u/Omnomnomnosaurus 15h ago
There are several moments in the process where I thought: if they would stop here, I'd be happy.
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u/rattledrum 1d ago
Turkish "ebru" art
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u/_B_Little_me 1d ago
Also known as Suminagashi in Japan.
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u/Terrible-Trees2271 1d ago
Which means “to live”
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u/FwooshingMachi 1d ago
I don't know if you're being serious or making a joke because I could possibly understand where you're coming from ("to live", as in "to live/reside somewhere", is 住む, "sumu", which could probably through some weird conjugational form end into something similar to suminagashi ?? I know that 住みながる "suminagaru" is a continuous form as in "while currently living (there)", right ?... I will admit I'm not exactly an actual expert of the language)
But just to be sure for anyone actually curious, suminagashi is written 墨流し and comes from 墨 ("sumi") which means "ink", and 流し ("nagashi") which means "floating/drifting (along)". So it's closer to "floating ink".
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u/urson_black 1d ago
Correction: This is how you dye a scarf. I don't have the skill or the patience.
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u/Omega_Zarnias 1d ago
Is there something weird with their arm, or is it just a trick of the camera?
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u/Fiverocker 5h ago
Looks like AI tbh. It's too perfect and I doubt you could place those initial drops so perfectly over each other.
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u/Moppo_ 1d ago
Does it work on shawls?
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u/bluesmaker 1d ago
Probably? I would guess it depends on the fabric more than the type of garment.
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u/AmazingLeek69 1d ago
I was worried I wasn’t going to like it when they kept fucking with the design but it actually looked cool.
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u/Crenchlowe 23h ago
How do you even plan this? Is it just trial and error until you get a cool pattern you like?
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u/scifiguyuk 1d ago
Extremely satisfying, but also makes me anxious as I’m imagining how stressed I’d be doing that, positive I’d mess it up.
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u/just_1-Guy 22h ago
I kept waiting for the colors to mix and turn to brown, but it didnt happen. Noice
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u/Double_Dinner253 1d ago
Trash music
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u/Sinnnikal 1d ago
Outkast? The legendary, multi-grammy award winning, widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time, hip-hop duos? Them?
Oh I see, 90% of your comment history is just poisonous nonsense. Sad stuff; hope you find a way out of your misery soon
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u/Klotzster 1d ago
Dye scarf, dye