A Tie-Dyed T-Shirt
Batik is an old technique for dyeing patterned fabrics, especially cotton and silk. The technique aims to mask certain areas where you do not want colour on the fabric. Patterns are made with either elastic bands, strings, pegs or by sewing tacking stitches.
Tie-dye pattern with elastic bands and pegs at the same time: Wrap an elastic band around a small tuft in the fabric. Make a circle around this by making pleats, secured with pegs. This t-shirt also has pleats with pegs at the bottom and the end of the sleeves. Afterwards carefully wet the t-shirt.
Read the fabric dye instructions thoroughly before you begin. Pour 45°C hot water into a tub. Adjust the amount of water by the weight of the clothes and the amount of paint and fix medium required. Stir well and place the wet fabrics in the tub. Let the fabrics soak for 30 minutes, stirring frequently, so the paint spreads evenly.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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