M.E.W.

T SUB :02
-Nidhi Shetty (FPtech)
TIE AND Dye
 TIE AND Dye

What is tie and dyeing?

Tie-dye is a process of tying and dyeing a
piece of fabric or cloth which is made from
knit or woven fabric, usually cotton; typically
using bright colors. ... Tie-dyeing is
accomplished by folding the material into a
pattern, and binding it with string or rubber
bands. Dye is then applied to only parts of the
material.
This tie and die sample was created by
using Haldi
1)Tie sample according to design
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
Haldi
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
This tie and die sample was created by
using Haldi
1)Tie sample according to design
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
Haldi
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
This tie and die sample was created by
using Kumkum
1)Tie sample according to design using
chik peas
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
the Kumkum
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
This tie and die sample was created by
using Kumkum
1)Tie sample according to design
(just crush the fabric and tie it )
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
Kumkum
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
This tie and die sample was created by
using rangoli colors
1)Tie sample according to design
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
rangoli colors
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
This tie and die sample was created by
using haldi and Kumkum
1)Tie sample according to design
2)Dip sample in cold water + salt bath
3)Dip sample in boiling water with
the Kumkum and haldi
4) Remove sample and place it in the
cold water bath again
5) Open sample and dry it
batik
 batik
What is Batik?
Batik is both an art and a craft, which is becoming ever more
popular and well known among contemporary artists all over the
world, as a wonderfully creative medium. The art of decorating
cloth using wax and dye, has been practised for centuries in many
parts of the world including China, Japan, India, South America
and Europe.
In Java, an island in Indonesia, batik is part of an ancient tradition,
and some of the finest batik cloth in the world is still made there.
The word batik originates from the Javanese word “tik” which
means to dot. Batik is both a verb (to batik) and a noun (a batik – an
object made by batiking!). Batik is usually made on a fabric surface
(such as cotton, silk, linen, rayon or hemp), but batik techniques can
also be used on paper, wood, leather and even a ceramic surface.
 Procedure
1. First create a design of your choice using a
black pen on the fabric
2. Heat some wax from a candle using
microwave or hot water bath
3. Paint in the wax into the parts of the design
you don’t want to be colored .
4. Start painting on the sample
5. Once the paint dries place it inside a
newspaper and iron it melting the wax
 Procedure
1. First create a design of your choice using a
black pen on the fabric
2. Heat some wax from a candle using
microwave or hot water bath
3. Paint in the wax into the parts of the design
you don’t want to be colored .
4. Start painting on the sample
5. Once the paint dries place it inside a
newspaper and iron it melting the wax

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 Procedure
1. First create a design of your choice using a
black pen on the fabric
2. Heat some wax from a candle using
microwave or hot water bath
3. Paint in the wax into the parts of the design
you don’t want to be colored .
4. Start painting on the sample
5. Once the paint dries place it inside a
newspaper and iron it melting the wax
6. Give finishing touches with decorative spots
and prints
 Procedure
1. First create a design of your choice using a
black pen on the fabric
2. Heat some wax from a candle using
microwave or hot water bath
3. Paint in the wax into the parts of the design
you don’t want to be colored .
4. Start painting on the sample
5. Once the paint dries place it inside a
newspaper and iron it melting the wax
 Procedure
1. First create a design of your choice using a
black pen on the fabric
2. Heat some wax from a candle using
microwave or hot water bath
3. Paint in the wax into the parts of the design
you don’t want to be colored .
4. Start painting on the sample
5. Once the paint dries place it inside a
newspaper and iron it melting the wax
6. Give finishing touches with decorative spots
and prints using whitner
exploration
 Procedure
1. First create the tie and die sample using
above procedure
2. The start printing designs
3. This particular design was created using
bitter gourd
4. Once this is done dry the sample
 Procedure
1. First create the tie and die sample using
above procedure
2. Then make sure that the sample is dried
3. The start printing designs
4. This particular design was created using the
cap of a permanent marker
5. Once this is done dry the sample
 Procedure
1. First create the tie and die sample using
above procedure
2. Then make sure that the sample is dried
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3. The start printing designs
4. This particular design was created using the
cap of a permanent marker
5. Once this is done dry the sample
 Procedure
1. First tie the fabric using appropriate design
2. Then create the purple color by mixing pink
and blue
3. And the black color was created using
rangoli color
4. The add the colors to the sample
5. Wait for it to semi dry
6. Then open it and wait for it to dry and then
iron it
Printing
 Printing
what is printing in textiles?
Textile printing is the process of applying color to fabric in
definite patterns or designs. In properly printed fabrics the color is
bonded with the fiber, so as to resist washing and friction. Textile
printing is related to dyeing but in dyeing properly the whole
fabric is uniformly covered with one color, whereas in printing
one or more colors are applied to it in certain parts only, and in
sharply defined patterns.[1]

In printing, wooden blocks, stencils, engraved plates, rollers, or

silkscreens can be used to place colors on the fabric. Colourants
used in printing contain dyes thickened to prevent the colour from
spreading by capillary attraction beyond the limits of a pattern or
design.
 Procedure
1. First cut up a lady finger to expose the
cross section
2. Paint the cross section
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3. Press the painted part
decorative patterns
4. Add leaves and patterns for a finished
sample
 Procedure
1. First cut up sweet lime to expose the cross
section
2. Paint the cross section
3. Make sure to give an even layer of paint on
the cross section
4. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
 Procedure
1. First cut up the potato to expose the cross
section
2. The cut the potato in the shape of a triangle
3. Paint the cross section
4. Make sure to give an even layer of paint on
the cross section
5. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
6. Add lines and dots
 Procedure
1. First find a bottle cap in your
desired shape
2. The paint the surface of the cap with
a thick layer of paint
3. The press the painted portion on the
fabric to give finished sample
 Procedure
1. First cut up the potato to expose the cross
section
2. The cut the potato so that it has an earth
like print
3. Paint the cross section
4. Make sure to give an even layer of paint on
the cross section
5. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
6. Add lines and dots
 Procedure
1. Take the cap of a jewelry box with
engravings
2. The paint the surface of the box lid
with a thick layer of paint
3. The press the painted portion on the
fabric to give finished sample
 Procedure
1. First cut up the potato to expose the cross
section
2. The cut the potato in the shape of a
watermelon slice
3. Paint the cross section
4. Make sure to give an even layer of paint on
the cross section
5. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
6. Add lines and dots
 Procedure
1. First cut a piece of cardboard in the
shape of a leaf to form a stencil
2. Paint inside the stencil to give a leaf
shape on the fabric
3. The add decorative spots using ear
buds
 Procedure
1. First cut up the potato to expose the cross
section
2. The cut the potato in the shape of aa pineapple
and another potato in the shape of the pineapple
leaf
3. Paint the cross section
4. Make sure to give an even layer of paint on the
cross section
5. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
6. Add lines and dots
 Procedure
1. First cut up a lemon to expose the cross
section
2. Paint the cross section
3. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
4. Add leaves and patterns for a finished
sample
 Procedure
1. First cut a piece of cardboard in the
shape of a flower to form a stencil
2. Paint inside the stencil to give a
flower shape on the fabric
3. The add decorative spots using ear
buds
 Procedure
1. First cut up a onion to expose the cross
section
2. Paint the cross section
3. Press the painted part on the fabric to give
decorative patterns
4. Add decorative dots to finish the sample
Thankyou.