We Now Have Indigo!
New to Rit in 2019, this rich blue tone is the traditional shade used when shibori dyeing.
Arashi Shibori 101
Arashi is the Japanese term for “storm.” It’s also known as the pole-wrapping technique because it involves wrapping fabric around a pole (or PVC pipe). The results are beautiful, often resembling water waves.
Learn Kanoko Shibori
The Kanoko shibori style is one of the easier Shibori techniques to duplicate because it only requires some twine. Plus, it is the most similar to tie dyeing!
How to Itajime
The Itajime style is the most classic shibori look. Its the one that most people think of when they hear the word “shibori.”
Shibori With Clamps
If you are looking to get started right away, this easy method uses only binder clips to get a really unique pattern with the perfect mix of dye and white space.
Some of Our Favorite Projects Right Now
Dyed Canvas
Crafted with canvas and then stapled onto stretchers, this project was so simple to do that we are currently working on creating an entire gallery wall full of them!
Muslin Blanket
See how our friend Little Green Notebook transformed a plain white muslin blanket into a unique one-of-a-kind shibori dyed piece with her very own gorgeous blush custom color formula.
Shibori Tapestry
We’ve got the perfect DIY project that will make a big statement in your home. The best news? We used a spare queen sheet!
Find Us Now
We’re closer than you think. Rit products are available at most major retailers. Or, you can buy us online.
