This will add definition and perspective. Now, with the last blue dye, pour a little 
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onto a plastic plate. Apply a little dye to the roller and roll over the fabric. Don't 
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worry if the dye comes off the roller in an uneven fashion ... it all adds to the 
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character of the piece. Take the sea sponge next, wet it in a little water and use a 
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small amount of the dye left on the plate. Don't put too much dye on the sponge, or 
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it will give big blobs again with no definition. Fill in the spaces as you see fit.  Fold 
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the plastic over the painted piece of fabric and then fold it up into a smaller, more 
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manageable piece. Place in a warm spot such as outdoors in the sun, or in the car to 
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provide the heat necessary for dye fixation. After a period of no less than 4 hours, or 
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up to a few days, you can rinse the fabric in cold water, wash in hot with synthropol 
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SP or your normal washing powder and rinse again in cold until the water runs clear. 
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Try a few of these painted pieces at one time with different colours and different 
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applicator tools to see what different effects that you can achieve. Have fun and 
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keep records, just in case you want to do that special piece again. Use any left over 
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dye in a tray dye.