Woven-Shibori Scarf Blank - Small Blocks sukumo Process illustrations are from the

Process illustrations are from the book “Shibori: The Inventive Art of Japanese Shaped Resist Dyeing”  by Wada

Kibiso (also called choshi) denotes silk drawn from the outer layer of the silk cocoon

How to attach a shibori hook to the shibori stand

Diagonal Wrapping

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Woven-Shibori Scarf Blank - Small Blocks sukumo Process illustrations are from theDeveloped by weaver and dyer Catharine Ellis (North Carolina, USA) in the 1990s, these woven shibori scarf blanks utilize weaving structure as a resist technique. Inspired by traditional Japanese nui (stitched) shibori, the blanks are woven with supplemental warp or weft threads which create resist patterns upon gathering. Approximately 152 x 28cm (60 x 11in). 75% mercerized pima cotton, 25% combed cotton; lightweight dobby weave. Machine serged edge