Traditional Indigo & Shibori Dyeing DIY Kit with Clamp

Why you will love this DIY Kit:

• DIY Fashion: Create amazing contrasts with indigo on the white cotton cushion covers and napkins to add a personal touch to your living space.
• All-inclusive: The kit has everything you need to give any old or boring clothes a funky makeover.
• Perfect for beginners: With the easy-to-follow instructions given in the kit, you can master Shibori tie and dye, beginners and designers alike.
• One kit, unlimited outcomes: Go ahead and dye T-shirts, stoles, scarves and place mats for a stunning indigo makeover with the dyes sufficient to explore and create many more products!
• Exploring the craft: Dive into the world of timeless art from Asia and learn its cultural relevance.
• Reusable tools: Reuse the wooden clamp, acrylic blocks and pole for multiple explorations and designs.
• Sustainable materials : All materials and packaging are earth-friendly.
• Easy, fun & creative activity: Learn chemistry principles and dye resisting techniques in a creative and simple method. An amazing activity for parents and children, for schools, group activities and parties. Enjoyable by all ages over 9.
• Ideal for gifting: Gift the final products to your family and friends on special occasions or treat art lovers with the best all-in-one kit.

Details

• Material: Wood, Fabric & Dyes
• Dimensions: Box - 25 cm (l) x 18 cm (b) x 5 cm (9.8 x 7.08 x 1.9 inch) | Cushion Cover: - 16 x 16 inch
• Product Weight: 500 gms

Your DIY Kit Contains:

• 1 x Natural indigo color
• 2 x Cotton cushion covers
• 1 x Reducing agent
• 1 x Caustic soda
• 1 x Wooden clamp
• 1 x Acrylic block
• 1 x Bamboo pole
• 1 x Thread
• 1 x Wooden Stirrer
• Instruction sheet

Care and Handling

• -Always wear a mask, goggles and gloves while handling the caustic soda and indigo powders.
• Indigo Vat to be always kept airtight or else color will oxidize.
• Tie threads very tight to ensure resisted pattern areas.
• If using your own fabric, check if it is ready to take dye by dropping a few drops of water. If it gets absorbed within 5 seconds, it is. If not, please scour your fabric by boiling it with detergent powder for 15-20 minutes.
• Use the product within 3-4 months from packaging.

About Shibori

• Shibori is a Japanese tie and dye technique. It is derived from the Japanese root "shibori", which means "to wring, squeeze or press". The earliest known evidence of Shibori dates back to the 8th century. The artform has different techniques and methods. These are chosen according to the cloth or fabric that is being dyed.