Here are my latest results. I promise to drop the whole thing now. But I am by no means satisfied, and I'm wondering if those of you with more experience with dyeing might have some insight into this.
The cloth with the splotches was my experiment, mixing up various proportions of boysenberry and turquoise and applying it to white cotton with a paintbrush. The ratio I settled on, the column of splotches in the centre of the photo, was 1 part boysenberry to 3 parts turquoise. You can see how the turquoise migrated away from the boysenberry.
Don't use turquoise! This is what I have learned from Ann Johnston. I don't have my notes with me here in Toronto for my daughter's wedding (!) but she said that turquoise is a stand alone colour to be used only alone for fun to get turquoise. Over and out!
ReplyDeleteTurquoise is a powerful colour - and the only one that doesn't discharge - I think.
DeleteBlessings and joy at your daughter's wedding!
Hilary