KREUL Batik Textile Dye Sand of the Sahara, Dye Powder Including Fixing Salt for Dyeing and Batik Techniques on Textiles, 70 g, Beige

Knotting, folding, dipping – batik effects are unique and delight all DIY enthusiasts. With KREUL Batik Textile Dyes, creatives can dye their textiles using the Shibori technique, dip them, or simply refresh their colours. Ordinary fabrics become unique pieces, and old items can be vibrantly recycled. Whether it's cushion covers, tablecloths, fabric bags, T-shirts and scarves, or bed linen, in the right colour combination, tie-dyed and dyed fabrics are a real eye-catcher. We distinguish between various fabric dyeing techniques: Shibori: Patterns are created by tying off, folding, knotting. For this, rubber bands, cable ties, or parcel string can be used. Wax Batik: Liquid wax is applied to the white fabric. The fabric is dyed in the colour. After drying, the wax is ironed out, and white patterns become visible. Dip-Dye: The fabric is dipped into the colour and left to rest for some time; the colour soaks in, resulting in a great, irregular edge. Batik textiles not only look good, but the process of tie-dyeing itself is also really fun: first the dyeing and stirring in the pot, and then the surprise at the end of what pattern emerges.