How To Eco-print on Silk/ Natural Dye
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2021
- I finally made the highly requested eco-printing tutorial. I I bring you guys along my hand printing process how to eco-print on silk. I teach you how to scour, mordant, bundle, and steam silk fabric. This is a natural dye technique that can be applied to any natural fiber. I love printing with eucalyptus, wild flowers, and rose leaves. I hope you all enjoy my printing process! Can't wait for you all to try this.
MATERIALS:
100% Raw Silk Charmeuse: 1 yard cuts amzn.to/30BIefQ
continuous yardage: www.moodfabrics.com/applicati...
Aluminum Sulfate: amzn.to/30BezmY
Iron: amzn.to/3p5VrXP
Compostable Saran Wrap: amzn.to/3F9IS35
Vinegar
Detergent
Steaming Pot
2-3 Buckets
ABOUT ME:
Hey guys! I'm Tracy, welcome to my channel.
I'm a 20-something who just graduated from FIT NYC with a BFA in fashion design (specialized in intimate apparel). I will be bringing you thrift hauls, sewing, and up-cycling tutorials! I have a passion for reviving second-hand clothing. Let's make garments with a deeper sense of well-being!
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tablet: Surface Pro
sketch app: Autodesk SketchBook Pro (works great on IPad's)
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sewing machine: Juki HZL F600
serger: Babylock Eclipse
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I love the sheen on the silk! Btw for other folks reading -- if you're doing this project please mind your mordants: cellulose (plant based, cottons, rayon etc) fabrics are generally a bit trickier to bind colors with. Ppl generally use just alum but I didn't find it satisfactory for my fabrics so I use alum acetate (1:1 mix of potassium alum sulfate & alum then chalking) rather than the lengthier tannin process that most ppl recommend. Protein based fabrics like 100% natural silk or wool are easier to color with. Also rather than boiling iron pellets you can opt to bulk buy additives like ferrous sulphate powder (darkening agent) or chalk (makes your colors more vivid), they're relatively cheap
Love how calm and respectful you are and appreciate your parents helping ❤
In addition to your presentation, I'm so moved by you and your child. What a great gift to her for life!
This is truly incredible. Didn't know it was a thing, yet I am a contractor for a digital printer company. It deserves hundreds of thousands of views :)
I was thinking the same!! This does deserve a lot of views!!
The baby shows so much pride helping you- good job mom❤
Ok but I'm obsessed 😍
I am truly amazed at your beautiful work ! 😍😊❤
This looks like such a fun project! I plan to try it. Next year when the leaves are changing colors here in the mountains of the Carolinas, I plan on dying enough for a slip top, pants and cocoon style jacket. I think the reds, yellows, oranges with a splas of green will be perfect. Then I'll use the leftovers to cover a pair of strappy heels. You've got to have the right artsy shoes.
as if it was prepared for a princess. perfect, natural and very beautiful. it was really nice. health to your hands.
Beautiful!! LOVE this technique!! Can't wait to try it!!
Thank you so much for such wonderful and simplified Eco print teaching.
Wow this is amazing! I'll definitely be trying this so thank u for sharing!
Your niece is such a sweet helper!!
Great tutorial and wonderful result.
Beautiful material you created
Beautiful design and execution
This Looks so Good!!😍😍😍
Wow!!!! Just WOW!!! 🥰
This is so beautiful. I will be waiting until our lilacs bloom. I know, I have a long wait.....
Loved it! Thank you! 🌿
this is SOOO cool! Thank you for making this video!!! :)
Beautiful! I’ve been experimenting with bleach designs on cotton clothing. Definitely gonna give this a try!
Your baby are so cute, good teamwork 🤗
Wow!!! would this process work on a cotton blend too?
That’s what I am looking for 😻😻😻 gregarious..
Beautiful 😍
Great detail, thank you very much :)
Wow I would love to try.....
how delicate!
Ficou lindo 🤩 ... Abraços 🇧🇷
I love this! I am wondering if you can use this method of eco-dying for silk pillow cases?!
Absolutely gorgeous! How can I care for this item after? Must be hand washed or possibly gentle cycle on cold water wash? Thank you so much for sharing!
In love with your work mam
Can you please just tell one thing will it be fade after wash or it will remain same 😊
Спасибо спасибо и еще раз спасибо!!!!☺
Hi Tracy, What kind of silk do you use? I am looking for the same type of silk that is flowy and it drapes.
Can I dye cotton fabric following this same procedure?
The iron tablets is the same that used in medical treatment?
Do you use a certain mg in the iron tablets? Thank you
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Hi! I was wondering if you could use reusable plastic tarp instead of the saran wrap? or something like shower curtains?
I think that should work, you can also opt out of using wrap and use another piece of fabric and roll, then you get the front and the back prints of the foliage.
Hello Tracy this was so beautiful. What type of silk fabric did you used specifically?
Raw Silk Charmeuse
So beautiful! Can it be done on synthetic fabrics? Thanks
No only natural fibers, the tannins will only fix to those
May I know the ratio of Iron powder and alum used for soaking the leaves?
Is it okay to do the steaming process on the stove?
How long does this eco Colour lasts???
How long can the color last on the fabric though
do you reckon you could use this exact method but swap the natural elements with printed images....? trying to figure out how to print image to silk..
It would be cool to try a tree shape somehow
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Hiii, i was wondering if you could post an update on fabric that has been eco printed a year later or even 3 months later so that we can see how the print may fade or wear over time? Thank you 😊
Hi in my new video diy prom dress, I used this fabric and you can see over fine not much fade to it at all
@@TransformationsByTracy thank you for replying! I’ll check it out :)
Can we do it without the plastic film?? Cause it is far from being eco !
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My handle is @transformations by Tracy
Какой же это эко принт если используется куча полиэтилена????
She mentioned to use biodegradable Saran wrap
When you said to keep shiny side of fabric upside, I realised someone must have cheated you. Silk doesn’t have shiny or non shiny sides. Silk is same both sides and it’s never this silky. It’s shiny, but it’s never this silky, even the best degummed silk will never be this silky. Just sharing
Silk satin is shiny :)
Yes, it’s lovely. But you can’t call it Eco printing if you are using plastic. So much ! Why not use some old cotton sheeting?
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