Tie dye is a technique for dyeing fabrics that results in interesting colorful patterns by crumpling, pleating, or folding fabric and tying it with string. Common fabrics used are cotton t-shirts, silk scarves, bed sheets, and clothing. The document describes several tie dye techniques including making stripes by rolling the fabric and tying loops, spirals by folding the fabric around a central point, dots by tying small pinched sections, floral dots by grouping pinched sections, and the accordion fold technique. The easiest method is crumpling the fabric randomly and wrapping strings all over it without following a pattern.
Tie-dye is an ancient design technique that involves binding fabric and applying dye to create patterns. It originated thousands of years ago in parts of Asia and Africa but became popular in the 1960s-70s as a symbol of individual expression for hippies in America. While tie-dye declined along with the hippie movement, some still practice it as a craft, and occasional tie-dyed clothing can be found with subtle designs at varying prices.
Tie-dye is a process of dyeing textiles or clothing which is made from knit or woven fabric, usually cotton; typically using bright colors. Tie dye is a popular technique used to create colorful designs and patterns on clothing. Various techniques have been used to tie dye clothing for more than 6000 years. Today, tie dye is a great way to jazz up plain t-shirts and other garments using colorfast dyes and creative folding techniques.
Tie dye is a technique for dyeing fabrics that results in interesting colorful patterns by crumpling, pleating, or folding fabric and tying it with string. Common fabrics used are cotton t-shirts, silk scarves, bed sheets, and clothing. The document describes several tie dye techniques including making stripes by rolling the fabric and tying loops, spirals by folding the fabric around a central point, dots by tying small pinched sections, floral dots by grouping pinched sections, and the accordion fold technique. The easiest method is crumpling the fabric randomly and wrapping strings all over it without following a pattern.
Tie-dye is an ancient design technique that involves binding fabric and applying dye to create patterns. It originated thousands of years ago in parts of Asia and Africa but became popular in the 1960s-70s as a symbol of individual expression for hippies in America. While tie-dye declined along with the hippie movement, some still practice it as a craft, and occasional tie-dyed clothing can be found with subtle designs at varying prices.
Tie-dye is a process of dyeing textiles or clothing which is made from knit or woven fabric, usually cotton; typically using bright colors. Tie dye is a popular technique used to create colorful designs and patterns on clothing. Various techniques have been used to tie dye clothing for more than 6000 years. Today, tie dye is a great way to jazz up plain t-shirts and other garments using colorfast dyes and creative folding techniques.
Tanu Chourasiya,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diploma dezyneecole
This document is a project submission on surface design techniques by Tanu Chourasiya to Dezyne E'cole College in Ajmer, India. It focuses on Shibori, a Japanese tie-dye technique where fabric is folded, twisted, gathered, stitched or clamped to create patterns. The submission explores Shibori as an art of tie and dye, and provides examples of the student's work applying this resist dyeing method.
Tie-dye is a resist dyeing technique where portions of fabric or clothing are tightly bound with string or rubber bands before dye is applied, resulting in a patterned design. The process involves washing and preparing the fabric, planning a design such as a spiral, binding the fabric in the design, dyeing it, letting the dye set, and rinsing to reveal the pattern. Proper cleaning and care is required after dyeing to set the colors and prevent bleeding.
Heena Soni,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diplomadezyneecole
This document provides information about the art of tie and dye. It discusses various tie and dye techniques from different cultures like India and Japan. In India, popular techniques mentioned are bandhni and leheriya which produce stripes. The document also explains the expensive Indian technique of ikkat where dye is applied before weaving. For Japan, it describes shibori, a resist dyeing method where fabric is folded, crumpled or stitched before dyeing to create patterns. The document appears to be a student project submitted by Heena Soni about tie and dye techniques along with assignments showcasing her creations.
Tie-dye has been used for over 6,000 years and was popularized in the 1960s-1970s. It involves folding, twisting, or binding fabric and then applying dye to create patterns. The document provides instructions for common tie-dye techniques like sunburst, stripes, spiral and bullseye patterns. Materials needed for tie-dying include fabric, dye, rubber bands, gloves, bottles for dye application, and protection for surfaces.
The document discusses counterculture movements that emerged in the United States during the 1960s. The counterculture movement gained momentum in opposition to social and political conservatism, especially as the Vietnam War intensified. New forms of cultural expression developed during this time, including pop music pioneered by bands like the Beatles. Symbols like the peace sign came to represent the anti-war sentiments of the counterculture. Artistic styles like tie-dye clothing and batik textiles also became closely associated with the hippie youth movement of the 1960s.
In 3 sentences or less, here is a summary of the document:
The document describes Jessica Skelly's tie dye experiment where she collected supplies, planned a pattern using rubber bands, soaked the fabric in hot dyed water for over an hour, then washed it repeatedly until the water ran clear, revealing a perfect tie dyed result with colors that turned out better than imagined.
Tanu Chourasiya,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diploma dezyneecole
This document is a project submission on surface design techniques by Tanu Chourasiya to Dezyne E'cole College in Ajmer, India. It focuses on Shibori, a Japanese tie-dye technique where fabric is folded, twisted, gathered, stitched or clamped to create patterns. The submission explores Shibori as an art of tie and dye, and provides examples of the student's work applying this resist dyeing method.
Tie-dye is a resist dyeing technique where portions of fabric or clothing are tightly bound with string or rubber bands before dye is applied, resulting in a patterned design. The process involves washing and preparing the fabric, planning a design such as a spiral, binding the fabric in the design, dyeing it, letting the dye set, and rinsing to reveal the pattern. Proper cleaning and care is required after dyeing to set the colors and prevent bleeding.
Heena Soni,B.Sc fashion Technology+2 years Diplomadezyneecole
This document provides information about the art of tie and dye. It discusses various tie and dye techniques from different cultures like India and Japan. In India, popular techniques mentioned are bandhni and leheriya which produce stripes. The document also explains the expensive Indian technique of ikkat where dye is applied before weaving. For Japan, it describes shibori, a resist dyeing method where fabric is folded, crumpled or stitched before dyeing to create patterns. The document appears to be a student project submitted by Heena Soni about tie and dye techniques along with assignments showcasing her creations.
Tie-dye has been used for over 6,000 years and was popularized in the 1960s-1970s. It involves folding, twisting, or binding fabric and then applying dye to create patterns. The document provides instructions for common tie-dye techniques like sunburst, stripes, spiral and bullseye patterns. Materials needed for tie-dying include fabric, dye, rubber bands, gloves, bottles for dye application, and protection for surfaces.
The document discusses counterculture movements that emerged in the United States during the 1960s. The counterculture movement gained momentum in opposition to social and political conservatism, especially as the Vietnam War intensified. New forms of cultural expression developed during this time, including pop music pioneered by bands like the Beatles. Symbols like the peace sign came to represent the anti-war sentiments of the counterculture. Artistic styles like tie-dye clothing and batik textiles also became closely associated with the hippie youth movement of the 1960s.
In 3 sentences or less, here is a summary of the document:
The document describes Jessica Skelly's tie dye experiment where she collected supplies, planned a pattern using rubber bands, soaked the fabric in hot dyed water for over an hour, then washed it repeatedly until the water ran clear, revealing a perfect tie dyed result with colors that turned out better than imagined.
1. Sejarah batik Malaysia
Batik adalah merupakankraf tradisional yang unuk dan terkenal di Asia atau Gugusan
Kepulauan Melayu. Keindahan coraknya mempamerkan kreativiti dan kehalusan seni teksil
yang tinggi. Perkataan batik berasal dari Indonesia yang membawa maksud rintik-rintik putih
yang ada pada kain berwarna atau bercorak. Dalam Bahasa Melayu batik bermaksud titik
manakala dalam bahasa Jawa pula batik bermaksud setitik lilin.
Seni batik telah wujud 2000 tahun dahulu di Mesir dan Parsi. Mula digunakan di Jepun dan
China dalam abad ke 7. Seni Batik cap juga telah lama wujud di Indonesia. Seni batik juga
telah berkembang di negara ini.
Negeri Kelantan dan Terengganu adalah merupakan perintis kepada sejarah perkembangan
perusahaan batik tanah air. Ianya bermula di Kota Bharu, Kelantan pada Tahun 1914 yang
telah dipelajari di kepulauan jawa. Kain batik di Malaysia mula dicipta oleh Haji Che Su Bin
Ishak dari Kelantan. Kain yang digunakan untuk membuat batik dinamakan Kain Pereira tau
Kain Pelangi iaitu kain sutera tiruan yang diimport dari negara Siam. Haji Che Su bersama
rakan-rakannya telah mengusahakan perusahaan batik pelangi di tepi sungai iaitu di lorong
Gajah Mati, Kota Bharu. Perusahaan batik juga dikembangkan seterusnya ke Terengganu dan
negeri-negeri lain di negara ini.
2. JENIS-JENIS BATIK
Batik adalah seni kraf tekstil tradisi Melayu yang masih unggul hingga ke saat ini, dan ianya
berpotensi menembusi pasaran antarabangsa. Corak dan kombinasi warnanya yang tidak
lekang dek peredaran fesyen antarabangsa tanpa meninggalkan ciri tradisi tetap menjadi
pilihan. Terdapat beberapa teknik menghasilkan batik. Antara teknik utama ialah Batik Blok,
Batik Tulis, Batik Skrin dan Batik Perwarnaan Asli.
- BATIK BLOK
Batik Blok dikenali juga sebagai Batik Terap atau Batik Pukul merupakan salah satu daripada
seni kraf buatan tangan tradisional yang terkenal di Malaysia.Ia dihasilkan melalui proses
penerapan lilin dan penerapan warna. Sejarah perkembangan batik di Malaysia dipercayai
bermula pada abad ke-15 Masihi dan ianya terus berkembang terutama selepas tamat Perang
Dunia Kedua.
Pengusaha batik di Kelantan dan Terengganu merupakan perintis kepada perkembangan batik
di negara ini. Hasil hasil batik tempatan tinggi mutu ciptaan dan rekacoraknya dan ianya
melambangkan kerja tangan masyarakat tempatan.
Di Malaysia, teknik terawal yang diperkenalkan ialah Batik Blok. Proses awal dalam
perkembangan membuat Batik Blok adalah menggunakan ukiran sarang acuan kayu dengan
menerap sejenis pewarna hitam dan teknik awal ini dikenali sebagai 'terap hitam'.Pada tahun
1930 an, penggunaan lilin dalam proses penerapan mula diperkenalkan oleh pembuat batik di
pantai Timur. Sejajar dengan itu, acuan yang diperbuat daripada kepingan keluli mula
3. digantikan dengan acuan kayu sebelumnya.
Corak-corak acuan ini lebih kemas dan halus buatannya.Acuan khas disediakan untuk
menerap lilin pada sarung di bahagian kepala kain, kapit kain, badan kain dan kaki kain.
Batik Blok adalah adaptasi daripada unsur alam semulajadi. Kebanyakannya berdasarkan
kepada flora dan fauna. Corak flora dipilih daripada bahagian-bahagian tumbuhan yang ditiru
berasaskan bentuk bunga. Gubahan motif dan corak direka secara realistik, abstrak dan
stilisasi dalam bentuk geometrik atau organik.
Antara motif flora yang digunakan untuk mencorak batik ialah pucuk rebung, pohon ara,
bunga tampuk manggis, bunga mangga, bunga cempaka, bunga buluh, bunga maman, bunga
kerak nasi, bunga berbaling, bunga raya, daun keladi, bunga kenaga dan beberapa lain lagi.
Manakala bagi motif fauna yang popular ialah seperti jaring ikan dan ayam.
- BATIK TULIS
Pengeluaran komersil Batik Tulis di Malaysia hanya bermula sekitar tahun 1960 an dan
memuncak pada awal tahun 1990 an. Pengeluarannya tidak lagi tertumpu kepada Kelantan
dan Terengganu, malah telah berkembang ke bandar-bandar seperti Kuala Lumpur, Johor
Bahru, Pulau Pinang, Melaka, Pekan di Pahang dan Sabah.
Batik Tulis dipercayai warisan dari batik Kraton, Jawa. Sungguhpun dihasilkan menggunakan
kaedah yang sama iaitu lakaran canting, wujud perbezaan dari segi ciri-ciri rekaan malah juga
estetik dan teknik pengeluran antara kedua-duanya.
4. Batik Tulis juga dikenali sebagai Batik Canting. Ianya diperbuat daripada pelbagai jenis kain
termasuk kapas, rayon, voile dan sutera. Ragam hiasnya terdiri daripada motif tumbuh-
tumbuhan serta corak geomatrik. Reka coraknya juga mempunyai pelbagai susunan mengikut
permintaan semasa.
Pengeluaran Batik Tulis dibuat dengan menggunakan canting. Canting merupakan bekas tembaga
kecil bagi menakung lilin cair yang panas didalamnya serta mempunyai saluran kecil yang dapat
mengeluarkan lilin cair. Ia mempunyai pemegang supaya mudah digunakan. Canting disikan dengan
lilin panas dan dilukiskan melalui hujung saluran canting ke atas kain yang telah diregangkan di atas
pemidang mengikut rekacorak yang dikehendaki. Kain yang telah dicanting diwarnakan, dikeringkan,
dimatikan warna dan direbus bagi mengeluarkan lilin sebelum dikeringkan sekali lagi.