Oh wow, that stuff is cool! I might have to look into that.
The most common fixer I know of is soda ash - but that's for procion fiber reactive dyes and I have NO idea if it would work for sumi ink. I've also used vinegar with tea dying, but again, don't know how the ink would react with it. Silk itself can take both acid and basic mordants soo... I guess I'm just going to have to experiment ^^;
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Date: 2013-09-22 05:46 am (UTC)The most common fixer I know of is soda ash - but that's for procion fiber reactive dyes and I have NO idea if it would work for sumi ink. I've also used vinegar with tea dying, but again, don't know how the ink would react with it. Silk itself can take both acid and basic mordants soo... I guess I'm just going to have to experiment ^^;