New idea? Did anyone ever...Posted by BarefootSophie on July 20, 2001 at 18:21:22: ...make those dye-resist colored eggs? It's where you take a whitecrayon and draw on it, then dip the egg in dye, and everything stains except where you drew. I'm wondering, is there a substance you could put on your skin to do the same thing with henna? I've seen some tape-resist designs, which I imagine would work if you're looking for straight lines. But if I was doing a design with curves, that's a lot of time custom-cutting little bits of tape. Has anyone tried anything like this? I was thinking, maybe something sturdy like that industrial-strength liquid latex you guys keep talking about would work, but I didn't know how well it would hold shape if I needed it to. One of my design methods is called "watercoloring," where you dilute your henna and drip it inside a few enclosed parts of your pattern to "shade" the design. I just thought a photo-negative design in the midst of that (with no hard drawn-line edges)would make for an interesting effect. I appreciate any help you can offer! Sophie
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