Margot Bianca

From the Artist:   "All of the batiks in my shop are hand printed, painted or drawn, dyed, boiled, laundered and pressed by me. My dyes are created in small batch dyes, from rainwater I collect from my shop roof. I use more time in the dyeing and soaking, so that I can reduce the amount of dye powders, salts and ash necessary to create vibrant colors, without sacrificing my ability to create such bright cloth. I boil my fabrics to remove the wax, so that your fabric has a soft hand and is fairly absorbent right from the beginning, but also because this allows me to reuse my wax for many years. The long process a fabric must go through in this technique means that custom orders, even of very small pieces, can take weeks to complete." 
To read more about the process and see more of this artists work, click on the post title above.

Fybre Space

Naturally printed and eco-dyed fabrics tell a lovely story with each color variation.

Stumbled upon this shop in Big Cartel - went back for the links and couldn't find it.  The artist may be on vacation, possibly updating or took it down for a spell.  In any event, as soon as the link is live again, I will definitely post it because this artist is worth a second look.