SHIBORI MADE SIMPLE The Shibori Project Book: Step-by-Step Indigo Dyeing Techniques and 20 Modern Projects for Wearables, Home Décor, and Gifts (Japanese Tie-Dye Patterns for Beginners) by Hannah Morimoto Turn plain fabric into stunning “Japan Blue” patterns, even if you’ve never dyed a thing in your life. Shibori is the Japanese resist-dye tradition behind those crisp indigo circles, clean geometric grids, and rain-like stripes you see on boutique textiles. It looks advanced, but it does not have to feel complicated. Shibori Made Simple is your practical, project-first guide to indigo dyeing and Japanese tie-dye , written for beginners who want clear instructions, reliable results, and finished pieces they will actually use. You will learn the core techniques (folding, binding, clamping, and wrapping), then apply them immediately across 20 modern projects for your wardrobe, your home, and your gift list. Inside you’ll learn: The essential Shibori toolkit and how to set up a tidy, beginner-friendly workspace - How Shibori patterns really work , so you can repeat your favorites (not just “hope for magic”) - Step-by-step techniques for fold-and-clamp grids (itajime-inspired looks), bound circles (kumo-style effects), stripes, gradients, and arashi-style rain patterns - How many dips to use for light, medium, and deep indigo, plus what to do when results look too pale or too dark - Troubleshooting that saves projects : uneven dye, muddy patterns, loose binds, overly tight binds, blotches, and bleed - Care and finishing so your pieces rinse clean, wear well, and keep their color longer 20 projects you’ll be proud to make (and use): Swatch sampler library (so you can “test before you commit”) - Tea towels and napkin sets with bold, readable patterns - A wearable bandana and lightweight scarf with repeating motifs - Easy upcycled fashion: a gradient tee, logo cover-up tee, layered tanks - Statement pieces: kimono-style cover-up, arashi-panel jeans, shirt dress concept - Home décor: throw pillows, table runner, wall hanging, bed scarf/sofa throw - Giftables: drawstring bags, reusable wraps, framed Shibori art ideas What makes this book different: You will not wade through pages of theory before you get to the fun part. Each project is designed to teach a skill, build confidence fast, and deliver a finished result with clean instructions you can follow the first time. If you want Shibori that looks polished, not messy, this guide is built for you. If you love indigo dyeing, Japanese tie-dye, and modern handmade style, start here. Scroll up and click Buy Now to begin your Shibori practice, build your pattern library, and create 20 beautiful pieces in rich indigo.