Spoonflower presentsShibori Design Challenge

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Did you know the Japanese resist-dyeing technique of shibori dates all the way back to the 8th century? In this fiber art process, fabric is folded, stitched, twisted and then submerged into an indigo dye bath. The distinct blue patterns are unique to each piece of dyed fabric and we can’t wait to see the one-of-a-kind shibori-inspired designs in this week’s challenge.

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For even more inspiration, see how Spoonflower designer The Playful Crow is taking shibori from dyed to digital or consider using shibori-inspired digital brushes in programs like Illustrator and Photoshop.
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  • Designs will be viewed as a Fat Quarter of Fabric on the voting ballot. Acceptable repeat options for this challenge are Basic, Half-Drop, Half-Brick, Mirror, Center.
  • Public designs previously uploaded on Spoonflower.com are not eligible for this contest. Designs do not require printed proofing to enter the contest.
  • The popular vote determines the top 78 winning designs. Voters include Spoonflower artists and customers as well as the public.
  • The top 78 designs receive prizes or benefits. View the full prize list below.
  • View the full Terms & Conditions for this challenge.