Win some beautiful faux snow-dyed fabric!

And the winner is…”mframe” who loves the black orchid snow dye! 

The lovely ladies over at Sew Mama Sew has put together a huge list of blogs hosting giveaways this week, if you’ve got some time, head on over and enter some more!

I have ONE MORE WEEK of teaching…and then I’m out for summer – WAHOO! The first thing I’ve got to do once teaching is done is record a video and write up an article on what I call “Faux Snow Dyeing”. I live in the desert part of Southern California, so there’s not much snow around these parts, but I have an ice machine that makes crushed ice, so I can use that to do my version of snow dyeing:

Candied Fabrics Faux Snow Dyed Fabric

This process fascinates me because I can’t get this particular visual texture any other way, and it is so lovely. It reminds me of texture that Impressionist painters often get, and I love it!

Although I may have used a couple of these pieces, the bulk are sitting in a bin marked “pretty pieces”. I know I’ll get around to using them at some point, but I thought it would be nice to share too! So, if you’d like one of these pretties in your stash, simply leave a comment! Tell me which piece is your favorite!

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Today is “Tie Dye Day” in my Mother Earth Chemistry class (here are pix from last year’s fun) so I’m going to be having a busy day!

This giveaway will close Friday the 25th at midnight Pacific, I’ll use Random.org to draw a winner and I will send it out (internationally if necessary) the following Monday, so please make sure to leave the correct email and check your email this weekend.

Good luck! Don’t forget to check out more giveaways over at Sew Mama Sew!

234 Responses

  1. That Sunset fabric is unlike anything I have ever seen. It is absolutely stunning.

  2. I prefer daffodil sky. The bright contrast really catches my eye!
    cynsaw2(at)yahoo(dot)ca

  3. I’ve never heard of snow dying before, how gorgeous! My favourite is jewel tones 🙂

    kate1485 at hotmail.com

  4. they are all so gorgeous. how do i choose one? i like the natural priamaries.

  5. I love the Daffodil Sky and I can’t wait to read more about how to do this! I’m so glad that I found your site – thank you Sew Mama Sew Give Away Day/Week. Thanks for the opportunity to win beautiful fabric.

  6. SO glad I saw your reminder on Twitter, just in time!

    I can’t decide which is my favorite – it’s either the “Earth & Sky” or the “Natural Primaries.”

  7. They’re gorgeous – I saw a tutorial on Pinterest for doing that technique and I haven’t tried it yet, but I *need* to. Black Orchid is stunning – thank you for a wonderful giveaway!

  8. Absolutely beautiful. Hard to pick a favorite, but I kept going back to the Natural Primaries.

  9. Gorgeous technique! I love them all, but I especially fancy the greenish one, bottom row, fifth from the left.
    Thanks for the opportunity to win! 🙂

    sarita0818 at comcast dot net

  10. Oh my goodness! I’ve never heard of this technique before – they are beautiful! I esp like Natural Primaries.

  11. I love “Sunset”. Using a piece of that fabric in a quilt would make the quilt sing.

  12. Lovely!! Choosing one would be simply too difficult… But if I had to I would lean toward the Sunset. What a great giveaway!!