There is a tie-dye research workshop in Kang Town, and a few days ago, the reporter walked here to find out.
Tie-dye ancient called tie valerian, stranded valerian, clamp valerian and dye valerian, is a traditional dyeing process that is a traditional dyeing method in which the fabric is partially tied up during dyeing so that it cannot be colored.
"Tie-dye is divided into two parts: tie knot and dyeing..." The teachers of the tie-dye workshop patiently explained the steps of tie-dye to the students, and demonstrated how the cloth in their hands can be tied, sewn, tied, embellished, clipped and other forms of combination. The students followed the teacher's teachings and followed suit.
Immediately after, the teacher took everyone to color the cloth, and when the tie-dye cloth was immersed in the dyeing vat, the ancient blue instantly engulfed the cloth, which was amazing. Everyone followed the teacher to patiently color the cloth, and in the process of waiting for the dyeing, everyone was full of expectations for their works.
After the coloring was completed, the students carefully unwrapped the leather bands and wooden planks tied to the fabric and held their exquisite tie-dye works in their hands, and they were very happy.
Dyeing
Traditional dyeing techniques have accumulated many previous experiences and wisdom, and these excellent cultures are re-appointed today. At present, Kangzhen is closing the park for upgrading, and when the park opens, take your family and children to the Kangzhen Research Workshop to experience tie-dye, feel the charm of traditional culture and the beauty of art together. (Photo/Text: He Yirong)