A) Onion skins B) Turmeric C) Acrylic paint D) Avocado pits
A) To make the fabric softer B) To bleach the fabric C) To waterproof the fabric D) To help the dye bind to the fabric
A) Alum B) Vinegar C) Sugar D) Baking soda
A) Polyester B) Rayon C) Nylon D) Natural fibers like cotton or wool
A) Blue B) Red C) Yellow D) Green
A) The skin B) The leaves C) The pit D) The flesh
A) Yellow or orange B) Pink C) Purple D) Green
A) Scour it to remove any finishes B) Starch it C) Spray it with hairspray D) Iron it
A) Wash on Fabric B) Width of Fabric C) Water on Fabric D) Weight of Fabric
A) Sunflower B) Indigo C) Tulip D) Rose
A) To prevent the dye from affecting your clothing B) To protect your skin and eyes from irritants. C) It is not important D) To look professional
A) Letting the dye bath sit overnight B) Pouring the dye bath down the drain C) Removing all the dye from the bath onto the fabric D) Adding more dye to the bath
A) Temperature B) Acidity or alkalinity C) Color intensity D) Weight
A) Pomegranate B) Orange C) Apple D) Banana
A) Use it for fertilizer B) Dispose of responsibly according to local regulations C) Pour down the drain D) Store indefinitely
A) Sugar B) Vinegar C) Salt D) Flour
A) Dyeing too many fabrics at once. B) Dyeing a fabric that has already been dyed. C) Dyeing with too much dye D) Dyeing for an excessive amount of time
A) Iron B) Aluminum C) Copper D) Zinc
A) In a cold washing machine with regular detergent B) By taking it to a dry cleaner C) By hand with a pH neutral soap. D) In a hot washing machine with bleach
A) Microwave B) Boiling water C) Steam D) Ice
A) They help improve dye uptake and fastness, especially on cellulose fibers. B) They are used to make the fabric softer. C) They are used to create brighter colors. D) They are used to lower the temperature of the dye bath.
A) Oak galls B) Spinach C) Carrots D) Potatoes
A) The dye is very bright. B) The dye changes color over time. C) The dye resists fading or running. D) The dye is easy to remove.
A) The brand of stove used B) Changing the pH of the dye bath C) The size of the dye pot D) The time of day
A) Use an iron pot. B) Mix it with bleach for better results. C) Avoid prolonged skin contact. D) It is completely safe to handle.
A) The solid residue left after dyeing. B) A special type of alcohol used in dyeing. C) A brand of dye. D) The dye bath solution.
A) Cochineal B) Marigolds C) Madder root D) Indigo
A) A technique to remove excess dye. B) A technique to enhance the dye color. C) A technique to dry fabric quickly. D) A technique to prevent dye from reaching certain areas.
A) Batik B) Tie-dye C) Screen printing D) Shibori |