This circular tie and dye technique is simple, easy and gives beautiful radiating circles. You may use it to dye your apparels, stoles or may just stretch it on a frame to make a wall panel
Click to rate this post!
[Total: 0 Average: 0]
This circular tie and dye technique is simple, easy and gives beautiful radiating circles. You may use it to dye your apparels, stoles or may just stretch it on a frame to make a wall panel
Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colour - Crimson 204, Lemon Yellow 211, Pink 218, Cerulean Blue 232, Fine Art Painting Brushes, Colour Palette, Water Container, White Cotton Fabric - one meter, Stitching Thread or Wool
Open the tied fabric and iron it after 24 hours of drying.
Spread the cloth flat and pick it up from the centre and tie it tightly with a thread or wool in unequal four part
Take a 1 meter piece of white cotton fabric
Crumple the remaining left over fabric and tie it tightly with a thread or wool Wet the fabric under a running tap and squeeze out all the extra water
Place the tied wet fabric straight on the work surface for colouring
Take the colours in the palette and mix them with little water Dab one colour in one section on the wet fabric using a brush
Paint the remaining tied fabric using Acrylic Colours - Crimson, Lemon Yellow, Pink and Cerulean Blue