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Judy Tobie
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This piece is a collage of square blue scraps of fabric with varying patterns placed against a square, black background.

"I love working with indigo, from growing the Japanese indigo plant, to making the dye pot and then drying paper & textiles. Technically indigo is not blue but sits on the color spectrum between blue & violet. But, I’m calling it blue! And did you know that BLUE was the last color named! These are indigo dyed scraps, some with rust dye. The 3 textile pieces are silk, cotton & wool & the remaining papers, all handmade are kozo & kozo lace & abaca. Some of the pieces are dyed using shibori folding."

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