I met Rakefet Levy about a year , for those who do not know her, Rakefet is one of the more interesting designers here in Israel and you can see part of her work here:
About two weeks ago I went to visit her at the studio and left with an amazing dress of her for dyeing.
After the mordant process. I started to bundle the dress but I had to figure how to do it. This dress made with a lot of fabric and ruffles, the lower part consisted of two layers of fabric. Only the bundling took me hours but in the end I really like the outcome.
That is beautiful, Irit.
ReplyDeleteSPLENDID....you must be very pleased, it's a gem.
ReplyDeleteRakefet's clothing is amazing! Thank you for including the link to her page!! She makes the kind of clothing I would be happy wearing every day!
ReplyDeleteAnd you did a wonderful transformation of your dress..... it's breathtaking!
you are so right, her clothing is very special. I think its wonderful you work together on this dress..........like to see more of it!
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Thank you all. You will see the whole dress as soon as I have a chance to take the picture.
ReplyDeleteIrit, this is beautiful...nothing less than what I have come to expect from you. Will you wear it in Cyprus? It would be amazing if you were standing on the beach at sunset, or just stepping out of the water (in my imagination).
DeleteThe prints are very beautiful, also the dress. I like it very much!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful dress and prints. What fabric is it made of?
You mentioned that you used a mordant before, what did you use?
Love your pictures of process! I didn't even know you have a blog - but I'll be following from now on!!
ReplyDeleteSo nice prom dresses, you must be beautiful in it.love you xoxo
ReplyDeleteC'est magnifique , je rêve de réaliser de telles teinture ...quelqu'un connait un endroit ( en français) où je pourrais avoir une formation ??? It's beautiful, I dream of making such dye ... anyone know a place (in French) where I could have training??
ReplyDeleteWOW that looks amazing. what a labour of love.
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