ECO-PRINTING TECHNIQUES EXPLORATION ON COTTON FABRIC FOR FASHION ACCESSORIES DESIGN
The fashion industry plays a role in environmental damage, due to the use of toxic chemicals that can pollute the environment. Eco-printing or eco-dyeing is a contemporary application of the natural dyeing tradition. Eco-printing is one of the textile processing techniques that are included in su...
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Format: | Final Project |
Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/46524 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | The fashion industry plays a role in environmental damage, due to the use of toxic
chemicals that can pollute the environment. Eco-printing or eco-dyeing is a
contemporary application of the natural dyeing tradition. Eco-printing is one of the
textile processing techniques that are included in suistainable textile because the
manufacturing process does not produce toxic waste. The purpose of this study is to
develop eco print techniques on cotton fabrics and explore various forms and motifs
using eco print techniques. The method used was an exploratory description involves
the exploration of materials such as linen polyester cotton, polyester cotton, calico,
ATBM cotton, thick ATBM cotton, and Dobi cotton. The coloring objects used include
teak leaves, breadfruit leaves, manga leaves, cassava leaves, avocado leaves, and
rose leaves. Eco-printing techniques include steaming, boiling, and pounding
techniques. Exploration results show that ATBM fabric has the best absorption,
coloring objects that leave traces of the most obvious colors and shapes are cassava
leaves and teak leaves. The technique that leaves the clearest trace is the pounding
technique. The product of this exploration is a fashion accessory in the form of bag. . |
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