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Dyeing cloth

Discussion in 'Paintings' started by sindhumanoj, Dec 27, 2011.

  1. sindhumanoj

    sindhumanoj Senior IL'ite

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    Dear All,
    Can someone guide me on techniques used for dyeing at home? I have a few dresses,dupattas (cotton/terrycotton) which are in good condition but dull in colour.
    Please do mention the materials and the procedure.Also do mention if we can use the same dyes for synthetics?
     
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    saheli3 Gold IL'ite

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    Even I have been wanting to know about this. Hope friends here will be able to share some information. :)
     
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    artvani Platinum IL'ite

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    You can dye cotton materials by using batik colours. You get batik colours in Devi stores near chikpet police station.They will give leaflet which explains the method of dying.
     
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    meyyammai Gold IL'ite

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    hi.........even i would love to learn this art..........
     
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    fabric dye powders are available in market in bulk and also one time use powder. Dissolve it in cold water and boil with a pinch of salt. While water is boiling immerse the cloth to be dyed and keep turning with a wooden stick or scale. Switch off the stove and take out the cloth, immerse in cold water and dry in shade. Don`t dye georgette dupattas they will shrink.
     

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