KREUL Javana Batik Textile Dye Cherry Kiss 70 g

With the Kreul tie-dye textile paints, creatives dye their textiles with the Shibori technique, they immerse them or simply refresh the colours. Normal fabrics become unique and old things can be recycled in a strong colour. Whether pillowcases, tablecloths, fabric bags, T-shirts and scarves or bedding, in the right colour combination, dyed and dyed fabrics are a real eye-catcher. We distinguish in different fabric dyeing techniques: Shibori: patterns are created by binding, folding, knoting. You can use rubber bands, cable ties or package cord. Wax tie: liquid wax is applied to the white fabric. The fabric is dyed in the colour. After drying, iron the wax again and white patterns are visible. Dip dye: the fabric is dipped in the paint and rests for some time, the colour absorbs and results in a great, irregular edge. Tie dye textiles not only look good, the tie dye itself is really fun: first colouring and stirring in the pot and at the end the surprise of which pattern is created. The colours are suitable for tie-dye and dyeing silk, cotton, viscose, linen, half linen, wool and polyamide. The dyed textiles can be washed separately and at a maximum of 40 °C.

• For batik and dyeing textiles in a bucket or cooking pot
• Ready to use colour powder including dye salt in the practical bottle for optimal dosage and storage
• Fluorescent colour glows under black light
• Dissolve colour powder in 95 °C hot water, allow for wax batik dye bath to cool to 50 °C
• Strong, intense colouring for 200 g of fabric, medium colouring for 400 g of fabric