Slubby Gauze, hand dyed textile distressed for artists

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Made by greatday2dye
Supplies for making crafts
Materials: Primary fabric: Gauze; Primary fiber: Cotton; Secondary fiber: Cotton
Width: 13.75 inches
Length: 8.75 inches

Slubby gauze scrim hand-dyed under ice, this handwoven fabric is distressed and rumply, all-cotton and half-sheer. It's easy to stretch, warp, and tear. Or not. It works perfectly in any type of artwork.

It's cotton scrim with a checkerboard pattern of bumpy lines. The lines dye darker than the gauze, so there's texture x2. Dye combinations are my own; gravity controls the slow drips of water through the ice and fabric. Each one of a kind.

. 10+ pieces; approx 9" x 14"
. Plus a nice stack of scraps
. Coordinating the bundle is the best part of my creative art. You'll receive the ideal balance of lights and darks, hues and tones, calms and crazies
. I like to dye earth tones best; no primaries, a few pastels or brights
. Non-toxic Procion fiber-reactive dye won't bleed or fade
. Absolutely no duplicates. Each piece was dyed in a different pan
. USA shipping is free

Packs are sometimes available in all earth tones - dozens of shades of brown, rich olives, grungy grays, and all between.

Versatile for backgrounds and layers, mixed media, journal covers, slow stitch, and more. The variations and gradients add depth and visual interest to any project.