Batik dyeing

BATIK: Applying dye to the wax resist fabric. From thedailyroar

Dye fabric with a beautiful batik effect that uses glue instead of hot wax. This tutorial includes a video, written directions, and photos.

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Do you know your appliqué from your tatting? Our alphabetical list of crafts has it all explained, so you know exactly what hobby to try next.

✨ Results of my gravity dyeing / soda ash experiment I’ll make another post explaining my conclusions and which shirt is which process but for now,,, Lmk which dye pattern you like the best 🖤 (I’m obviously partial considering the cover pic of this post but I’m curious if anyone will like another one better lol)

India is known to be one of the earliest major center for cultivation and application of the indigo plant. Indigo is extracted from the leaves of the indigo tinctoria plant through a long fermentation process and turned into pigment powder. Batik printing is a printing process that utilizes wax to resist color dye on specific areas of the fabric to reveal beautiful, intricate pattern. After the wax resist is applied, the fabric is then dyed with natural plant based pigment. For Spring…

Regalia By Lotus 🇳🇬 on Instagram: "Handmade Batik, Adire 5 yards, African Cotton Batik, Nigerian Tie Dye, Mali Kampala"

Shibori is a Japanese dye technique. You fold the clothes into patterns & secure them with string. Here are 8 easy shibori tie dye patterns for beginners.

The vivid colors and the interesting repeat to the patterns make Batik fabric so appealing It' seems like a we are seeing Batik inspired prints pop up every where, but mostly used in bedding and pillows like these prints from John Robshaw Batik fabric has it's roots in Javanese culture using indigo dyes and a wax resist process but most of the fabric we can buy as consumers is hand blocked from India This is a hand blocked cotton dhurrie rug The patterns sort of dance across the fabric and…

A visual dictionary of techniques. Click on the ‘play’ buttons next to the names to hear the Japanese pronunciations. For detailed instruction on techniques see Jane’s book ‘Stitched Shibori’. Why not book into her interactive zoom courses ‘Shibori Stream’ – You can read the reviews by students and see her students’ members gallery. Stitched Shibori […]