Dyeing with bleach

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Ordinary household bleach can be applied on dark, natural-fiber fabrics to create distinctly colored or patterned fabrics. The method is a safer and more exciting alternative to traditional dyeing. Bleach is only effective on natural fibers such as cotton, linen and rayon.

Innovations, Bleaching, Color in clothing, Clothing color, Dyes and dyeing, Dyeing, Dyes

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Textures: from photo to fabric

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Dressmakers with a little imagine and ingenuity can transfer the textures they see in the natural world onto fabrics. Selections of the author's favorite images from a Japanese trip and some of the experimental fabrics the images inspired are included.

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Fabric printing with a brayer

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Issues concerning techniques of creating textile pattern design by using a brayer are discussed. Particular attention is given to types of brayers and the different types of design they can be used to produce, including texturing.

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