I have some videos on my site of a series of flags I recently made.  Check them out.  Best viewed in fullscreen mode.
http://www.donbakersilks.com/Resources.html
Don

Facebook group forming called flaggers – Please join.
 
Don Baker

I have recently returned to the dye room and am making flags available to anyone who may be interested.  I can contacted directly at colorsplash@tampabay.rr.com

Chad Youngblood:
Hi Don! There is a photo of my birthday flags on this website! They are so lovely and I have had so much fun with them. When you first gave those to me everyone called them the "Superman Flags." Well, now I have a few matching superman t-shirts that match the flags. You will see them when come to New Orleans. I can’t wait to see you!

As for all the other Don Baker flags that I have, rest assured they are being put to very good use. I have established a sort-of flag bank. So whenever my buddies need to flag, they can take mine and go get lost (or get found) in the flags. The flags have been very theraputic to many of us suffereing through the struggles left by Katrina.

Thanks! Big Love – Chad Youngblood

Ryan:
Looked at your sight today and really wonderful art work of your own. The Color’s you use are beautiful and vibrant. I am new to flagging and I am finding out how fun it is. Thanks for the tips on dying and dye. We may have to do a trade out……Rock on a Keep the Flow….Rye

Debra:
Don,

How might I go about purchasing some of your flags?

Maya & Angel:
Just thought we’d drop a line to say how much we love your vibrant flags-

Happy Flagging-

Maya & Angel

Don, I was told to come to this website to contact you about custom flag making, if you could contact me through private message on here that would be great, tried to send you a private message but said you werent a reconized member. Thanks a bunch.

Behrlover

Drew:
Hey Don,

Your flag Daddy is looking for you. Come out, come out where ever you are.

Drew

Rodney B. Click:
Greetings!!!

Hey, this is a whole new idea for me, I don’t mess with silk, I’ve always considered it too flimsy for the patterns I’m doing. I bought some Formosul from Pro Chemical & Dye to try discharging color from some of my silk shirts, but I don’t have the gas mask or an outdoor area to prevent injury to myself-some really nasty stuff. I just stocked up on Procion MX fabric dyes to teach a tie-dye class at my local college.

If you like, unless you’ve already figured out my triangles…I could tell you how to do them, then the arrowheads are just a few more folds. I would like to try some acid dyes on cotton/silk blends, or a combination thereof. Thanks Don for inviting me to your site. rod.