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    The tie dye technique involves tying fabric according to a pattern before dyeing to produce a unique colored motif. Napthol and remazol dyes are commonly used, with napthol being best for cotton fabrics. The process involves tying the fabric, soaking it in dye solutions of napthol and diazo salt, and rinsing until the desired color intensity is achieved. This produces one-of-a-kind patterns not possible through traditional batik methods.

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    The tie dye technique involves tying fabric according to a pattern before dyeing to produce a unique colored motif. Napthol and remazol dyes are commonly used, with napthol being best for cotton fabrics. The process involves tying the fabric, soaking it in dye solutions of napthol and diazo salt, and rinsing until the desired color intensity is achieved. This produces one-of-a-kind patterns not possible through traditional batik methods.

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    The tie dye technique involves tying fabric according to a pattern before dyeing to produce a unique colored motif. Napthol and remazol dyes are commonly used, with napthol being best for cotton fabrics. The process involves tying the fabric, soaking it in dye solutions of napthol and diazo salt, and rinsing until the desired color intensity is achieved. This produces one-of-a-kind patterns not possible through traditional batik methods.

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    TIE AND DYE TECHNIQUE

    by Agita Ainur
    The tie dye technique is a method of dyeing / coloring textile materials by tying the
    material according to a pattern so as to produce a motif on the fabric. Fabrics that are dyed with
    the tie dye technique are called jumputan, tritik and sasirangan fabrics. (Herawati, 2011)
    Jumputan, tritik and sasirangan fabrics have high artistic value, but their manufacture requires
    perseverance and thoroughness. This technique produces a unique coloring motif on batik cloth.
    Its uniqueness is not found in the image of the batik cloth canting, but the pattern or way of
    holding the color on the batik cloth.

    The materials used in the tie-dye technique are very diverse, but the ones that are mostly
    used are napthol and remazol. In this practice, the material used is napthol dye because the basic
    material is cotton. The napthol that is meant for dyed batik dyes is not the usual type of napthol
    for dyeing jeans, but a cold type of napthol, called cold napthol because the dyeing process is not
    boiled like napthol dye for jeans. While napthol dyes for batik are napthol dyes that must be
    generated with a color generator (Diazo salt).

     The tools and materials needed for the tie-dye technique are :

    Tools: Ingredients:
    1. 4 buckets/ bath tub 1. T-shirt made of 100% cotton
    2. Spoon 2. Napthol
    3. Gloves 3. Diazo salt
    4. Measuring scales 4. NaOH
    5. Pot 5. Rubber or rope
    6. Stove

     Working Steps of the tie-dying technique are :


    1. Prepare tools and materials
    2. Tie the t-shirt according to the desired motif
    3. Prepare 3 buckets filled with 1 liter of water each
    4. Then also prepare boiling water
    5. Weighing Napthol and diazo salt in a ratio of 1: 3
    6. Dissolve Naptol + NaOH using boiling water and stir until evenly mixed
    7. Napthol that has been dissolved in boiling water, mixed with 1 liter of water
    8. Also dissolve the diazo salt in 1 liter of water in a different place, the salt must be
    thoroughly mixed with the water
    9. Wet the shirt that has been tied first
    10. Put the wetted shirt into the naptol solution, make sure the naptol water absorbed by
    the shirt doesn't drip anymore
    11. Enter the shirt that has been dipped in the napthol solution into the salt solution
    12. The shirt is rinsed until it's clean
    13. If the desired color is getting stronger, then you can repeat steps number 10 and 11.
    With a note after the salt solution must be rinsed first and then put into the naptol solution

    The following is a photo of the result of the tie-dye technique :

    *noted : the salt is not table salt, but for dyeing

    Herawati, enis niken. (2011). Lembaga Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Universitas Negeri
    Yogyakarta. Wacana Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta Majalah Ilmiah Populer, 6–8.

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