Itajime shibori: This technique, also known as ‘clamp-resist shibori’, involves folding the fabric into accordion or fan pleats and then clamping it between two flat objects to create an area ...

Itajime shibori: Last but not least (and most beloved by many artists) is the itajime shibori method, which involves creating patterns in the fabric by pressing cloth between carved boards or clamps.

Learn how to elevate the classic summer pastime of tie dye with this high fashion shibori tutorial.

Itajime Shibori Known as the wood-clamp technique, itajime shibori creates repeating patterns and is perfect for large pieces of fabric.

Participants — ages 13 and older — will learn to mix indigo dyes and folding, twisting and clamping techniques known as Itajime Shibori.

The table linens are made by Japanese textile artist Harisho, who, according to Wada, is the last remaining itajime shibori master working in the traditional Edo period technique.

Participants will learn to mix indigo dyes and folding, twisting and clamping techniques known as Itajime Shibori, according to a news release. Participants will create a finished scarf and a yard ...

Itajime shibori: This technique, also known as ‘clamp-resist shibori’, involves folding the fabric into accordion or fan pleats and then clamping it between two flat objects to create an area that the ...

Ferencz was intrigued, and the group decided to work together on a line of shibori ball caps. Ure, who studied print and fashion at London art and design college Central St. Martins, relied on an ...

Itajime shibori: Rather than using binding and cinching to create patterns, this technique employs the use of shaped blocks (traditionally of wood, though sometimes of plastic) between which ...

Itajime Shibori Known as the wood-clamp technique, itajime shibori creates repeating patterns and is perfect for large pieces of fabric.