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A close inspection of the Indonesian Batik. Full story at bit.ly/Xcigkv
Photography by www.ferdzdecena.com
China. Yunnan. Dali
Zhoucheng batik village.
We visited a batik shop, wanting to see the batik making process, but didn't get much explanation. They were more interested in selling than showing
Tie-dyeing originated from the central plains area in ancient China over 1,000 years ago. Being one of the locations of this craftsmanship, Zhoucheng Village near Butterfly Spring in Dali Old City is famous as the 'Hometown of Bai People's Tie-dyeing Art'.
Tie-dyeing is a technology of printing flower patterns on cloth. As the name suggests, the process is divided into "tie" and "dye". Tie refers to making the cloth into certain shapes by pinching, creasing and flanging it according to the flower patterns. They are then sew or tie tightly together to make a bunch of knots. The aim of tying the knots is to dye the untied part while retaining the original color of the knotted parts. The tighter the knots are tied, the better the effect of the color printing will be achieved.
The dyeing process involves first soaking the 'knots' into clear water, followed by immersing them in the dye vat for a period of time before taking them out to dry. After drying, they are again put back in the dye vat and the process is repeated until a satisfactory color is achieved. Once dried, stitches are taken out of the knots and the cloth is smoothen out to reveal that part of the cloth which was sewn and form beautiful flower patterns and the dye crease marks.
www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/yunnan/dali/tie-dying...
For sewhooked.org's Batiks on Black lotto. Pattern from www.quilterscache.com/T/TheAttractionBlock.html
I found this batik cloth at Rose's house. Her mother sells batiks out of her house, and had it made into a skirt outfit (photo soon).
Topic - Mold/Decay
saved some paper used to get wax of earlier batik sample, and then dyed the paper.
crocheted circled added as well as flet and free embroidery
Técnica interessantÃssima e milenar, o batik se caracteriza pelo uso da parafina/estearina e continua sendo um "must" no aprendizado da pintura em seda. O microcraquelado, resultado da utilização de cubos de gelo na finalização do trabalho, é mais uma das belas caracterÃsticas dessa técnica milenar.
Dompet Batik Dx-001
Harga : Rp. 6.000,-
Ukuran : 26 x 10 cm
Minimal order 200 buah
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Info selengkapnya : www.pendopobatik.com
Blogged: couchpotatoquilts.blogspot.com/2011/08/log-cabin-tote.html I used some older batiks and some Jane Sassaman prints from my stash. Log cabin on bag front.
TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA - MARCH 08, 2017 : Unidentified man pull up a batik from boiled water in the traditional process of making Batik Terengganu. Batik cloth soaked in hot water to remove the wax in the final process of making batik.
Copper Batik Stamp from Solo, Java, Indonesia
More on these stamps and batik tomorrow.
stamps and material from: www.batiktambal.com
Les Modes (Paris) October 1921 Mlle Jane Fabier, de la comédie française
Toilette en batik par Mme Pangon
Fat Quarters
I don't see a lot of batiks on the swap/destash groups, so I'm just trying to gauge interest. I have about 16 yards and a set of 48 strips that are looking for new homes.
(Sorry for that string hanging down from the top bundle!)
Wearing presents from Eyang Papi & Mami who just got back from Solo to attend my cousin Menur's wedding./
I came up with my idea for this from Anne's Peace, Love, and Happiness works. There was something about the colors and the lines.
So I pulled out my batik scrap boxes and then pulled every strip and string from the boxes. I pieced and pieced and then added some more and had no idea what I was making with it. Then I realized how nice a quilted batik pillow case would look with my Tetris quilt when I flipped it over. So I added in a few more strips one way and then some to make it a little longer and it was ready to be quilted. Just some random squiggly lines here and there and I made it into my pillow case.
I created this in my home in Lanoka Harbor, NJ.
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