Flat shibori
I'm always suprised at a show when some one says to me that there is "nothing else like this here". I just walked down the same aisle and saw every other wearable booth with shibori. My conclusion is that they only see the pleats and haven't a clue that even a lot of tie dyed T-shirts are pleated while they are being dyed.
Most shibori is done to create patterning on the cloth. I do my share of it, as you may have seen in the stingray dress. Here are a few examples of interesting patterning crated using arashi shibori, the same pole wrapping technique I use.

This one I found on Sophie Junction's blog. It looks like the black was discharged and only part of it at that.

that was made by DanteSpirit. This one was dyed and over-dyed.
One point I'd like to make is that the same technique that makes beautiful pleats is different from what I think makes beautiful designs.
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Posted by: sophie | November 6, 2006 05:57 AM
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