A) Roots B) Flowers C) Seeds D) Leaves
A) Yellow B) Red C) Blue D) Green
A) To lighten the dye color B) To help the dye bond to the fabric C) To prevent the dye from fading D) To remove excess dye
A) Lead B) Alum C) Copper D) Zinc
A) Using a small amount B) Wearing gloves C) Heating to a high temperature D) Diluting with water
A) Purple B) Red C) Yellow D) Blue
A) Filtration B) Fermentation C) Oxidation D) Distillation
A) Madder B) Fustic C) Weld D) Osage Orange
A) Green B) Blue C) Yellow-Orange D) Red
A) Cotton B) Acrylic C) Polyester D) Nylon
A) A mordant solution B) The remaining dye bath after the first dyeing C) A rinsing solution D) A concentrated dye solution
A) Salt B) Sulfur C) Copper D) Iron
A) Distilled water B) Hard water C) Tap water D) Soft water
A) To make it waterproof B) To add color C) To remove impurities D) To make it shiny
A) Walnut hulls B) Marigolds C) Acrylic paint D) Cochineal
A) Not using enough dye B) Dyeing fabric in very hot water C) Dyeing a fabric multiple times with different colors D) Using too much dye
A) Wood B) Bark C) Hulls D) Leaves
A) Dilute and pour down the drain (if safe for your system) B) Store it indefinitely C) Pour it in a local stream D) Pour it directly onto the garden
A) Fabric softener B) Dish soap C) Vinegar D) Bleach
A) Roses B) Tulips C) Marigolds D) Lilies
A) Weight of Fabric B) Waste of Fabric C) Width of Fabric D) Wash of Fabric
A) Shibori B) Painting C) Immersion dyeing D) Screen printing
A) To make it waterproof B) To remove excess dye C) To add more color D) To make it softer
A) Indigo B) Red Cabbage C) Spinach D) Beetroot
A) Using a strong mordant B) Using a weak mordant C) Dyeing in direct sunlight D) Washing in hot water
A) Baking Soda B) Coffee Grounds C) Oak Gall D) Lemon Juice
A) Stainless steel B) Aluminum C) Cast iron D) Plastic
A) Resistant to fading or running B) Only dyes one color C) Very bright color D) Easy to dye
A) Lemon juice B) Vinegar C) Soda ash D) Salt
A) Washing it with hot water B) Sewing it together C) Ironing it D) Using fabric softener |