Look what Santa left under my sparkly tinsel tree….another fundoshi, this time in hot pink gauze.
Wait a minute….is that a new design I see? Why, yes…it is.
I think I have mentioned in a previous blog how this particular pink ‘island breeze’ gauze from fabric.com doesn’t take well to discharge dye techniques, but this one was quite simple to do.
2. I dampened the fabric so the edges of the reaction would be soft.
3. The discharge solution (a strong one - 50/50 water and bleach) was poured in the center of the fabric.
4. I let it sit for a while.
For the shoot, I got out a green and a pink tinsel tree to pay homage to the favorite color combination used by Andy Warhol. It also happens to be my second favorite color combination right now, so there wasn’t too much thought going on…..
Normally, I tie my fundoshi right around my natural waist line. For this shoot, I deliberately changed it up a bit and tied it quite low. In contrast to the simple wrap of last blog’s orange fundoshi, I got a bit elaborate with the twisting and tying and wrapping…just trying to highlight the design a bit.
fundoshi - hot pink with a simple fade
Next time on fundoshi, fabric and photos: Okay, okay..there is a part two for the christmas orange fundoshi….yes, it will be coming off…
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