Batik is a resist dyeing technique that uses wax to block dye and create layered patterns and designs.

Discharge and color removal are techniques used to remove or lighten existing dye from fabric to create lighter areas or new designs.

Fabric painting uses paints made for textiles to add detailed, hand-painted designs to fabric surfaces.

Ice dye uses melting ice to slowly carry dye through fabric, producing soft blends and unexpected color variations.

Marbling creates swirling patterns by laying color on a liquid surface and transferring the design onto fabric or paper.

Natural dyeing creates color using materials like plants, roots, and insects instead of synthetic dyes.

Screen printing transfers designs onto fabric by pressing ink or dye through a patterned screen.

Silk painting uses special dyes or paints to decorate silk with detailed, colorful patterns.

Stamping involves applying pigment through hand-carved or pre-made stamps to create precise, repeatable patterns on fabric.

Sun painting uses sunlight to fade or change fabric color, producing designs where stencils, objects, or resists block the light.

Tie-dye lets you create fun, multicolored designs by tying parts of the fabric before dyeing.

Tub dyeing is a technique where fabric is fully submerged in a dye bath to evenly color large pieces of material.