So as you could tell from my last post, I was pretty anxious to go ahead with the sun prints even though there was a lack of sun this past Thursday. I have a heap of linens I've collected and my mom has given me from estate sales and garage sales that are perfect for Inkodye projects. I was going to make a set of four napkins as a birthday gift, but due to the lack of sun I ended up with three, very different shades of green, napkins that I figured would be better as gift wrap than as the gift themselves. I looked outside the window at one point and could see some sun, so I decided to go for it. By the time I had the dye painted on the fabric and the wooden alphabet letters in place, the sun was no longer shining on our apartment. In an act of desperation, I put the print in the car, and drove several miles to the sun :) (Yes, I actually did this). I stopped in front of a house that, for some unbeknownst reason was being shined upon, got out of the car, put the print on the trunk, got back in the car, and waited impatiently as five minutes passed by. So weird. Anyway, by the time I got back to the apartment, as you can expect, the sun had returned. I hustled upstairs, washed out the dye, and quickly completed two more prints; this time from the comfort of the steps in front of our apartment.
They turned out different colors, and I was definitely not precise, but I think for gift wrap, they turned out pretty cute.